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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

EFFEcTs OF A VEGETABLE DiET.-We
have made mention Of a convention ol
Vepetarians, that was in session at Clln'
ton Hall, N. Y. The object in view was
not as to the proper cultivation OF plants,
and the like, but TO establish an assoc'a'
tiou, the members whereof pledge them
solves to live on vegetables "and moth
ing else During the session on Wednes'
day, a savage controversy sprung up be
tween Sylvester Graham, author of the
Graham bread aud Dr., Weitiug, beel
eating German. The latter said nen
we're fools who should live upon vegeta
bes alone; animal food was necessary to
the growth and thrift Of mans physical
system. &c. But Graham jumped up
and deliberately told the Doctor that he
was lying-whefeupon, bit ofa row en-
sued. But there was no fsticufhng mt
blood shed-though the pugnacity of The
vegetarian, seemed retutation of th'
idea that blood cannot be drawn iron
turnips. Bali. Sun.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
LAWS or OHIO-Ry Authorltt

AN ACT
To exempt certain students from labor on the
public roads.
SEC. !. Be 4 enacted By the General As,
sen.biy oCihe Stale Of Ohio That all students
from other States, in actual attendance al
college in Harrison county, who do not ex'
pect to make said county their residence
shall be exempt from the provisions of an
act passed March Goth, 1897, prescribing
the duties of supervisors ant relating lc
roads and highways, so far as the same mal
require them to perform two days OF worl
on the public roads.
See. 2. This act to take effect and be il
force from and after its passage.
BENJAMIN +. LETTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Reps.
CHARLES c. CONV ERS,
Speaker ofihe Senate.
| M,r,l I2Sn
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Very Valuable and Desirable
MILLS 4 LANDS for SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE the MILLS and LANDS, joint
ly owned by my deceased brother and myself
They are situated on Clearcreek, nine miles from
Lancaster and five from the Canal.
The Grist Mill runs two pair of French Burrs and
one pair Of Country Stones. The machinery ofbolts,
elevator, hopperboy, Sc, are in good order. The
Saw Mill is also in good repairthe power ample for
both Mills nearly the whole year. and always enough
for the Grist Mill.
Attached TO these Mills. are 375 Acres Of Land
partly bottom and plenty oI good timber. We will
divide the land if required. The situation is unsur-
passed for health
The terms will be made liberal The title Is indis-
putable, reference to which can be made to Messrs
HuNTER g. GARAeHTY. Apply tolJacob Bnrstleron
the premises or to me in Lancaster, Ohio
GEORGE w. .BGRSTLER.
Lancaster, February %, 1850 Sm42
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

A NoBLE BoY.-A touching incident
occurred recently at steamboat sinking
in tho Missouri liver, near St. Louis
Among the persons who wereswePt over
board, were woman aud boy. about
twelve years OF age. A man I'M the steam
boat seeing the boy buffeling the waves
just beyond the boat, threw him rope
and called to him to take hold Of Il. The
little fellow replied. "Never mind me-
can swim--save mamma" They were
I both saved.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
SIom.Iay Eycnins, May 20. 1850

S. & II. V. RAILROAD next Sat
urdsy, the people of Ross, byspeciuI law,
vote upon the question of subscribing
100000, each, to the Sciolo aud Hook.
ing Valley aud the Cincinnati and Be'Prc
Railroads. Indications now are that the
result will be favorable. IF so, we may
hope that tbs parties along the line will
make more active exertions to secure i'll
construction.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

The DEBATEs.-We have received
from the publishers the first three num-
bers Of the debates ofthe Ohio Constllu'
tional Convention. They are printed on
good paper aud with new type and vii
be the best edition that will be published
as they will be the cheapest. The price
for the entire series, it will be remem
bered, is only 81. Scott & Bascom' 20
lumbus, are the publishers.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. E
CHuRcu, SouTH.-This body, in session
at ST. Louis, have, on motion OF Rev DIR
Smith. of Virginia, referred that part OF
the address of Bishop Andrew relating &c
northern encroachments on southern
Territory, to a select committee, with the
view Of publishing popular address OF
the subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

The ORIGIN or MANKIND appears to
have been the subject ofthe annual Ioc.
,ure delivered before the Harvard Mass
Natural History Society. by Dr. Knee
land. on Wednesday last, according 10
tho Traveller. He took the broad ground
,ha, the received opinion that all human
beings are descended from one pair
Adam and Eve, "is not supported by the
Mosaic record, and arguing from known
facts and analogy, cannot be true" This
comedies with the recently expressed
opinien of Prof. Agassiz, who. 1t is ex
pec,ed. will shortly give to the public hi
views on this interesting question al
some length.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

EV The Spirit of the Age, paper
devoted to the new tangled system of So
cial reform, has been discontinued. The
Editor, w. II. Chauniug, says: "The
paper is stopped, in brief, because l am
brain. sick, aud it does not pay" The
first is the better reason.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

A TREArY BETWEEN M. BoTs DE Cow.
prE. the French Minister and Mr. Clay.
ton. according TO tclegraphic dispatch
in the Tribune, has been concluded, sub
stautially like the treaty made with Mr.
Bulwer in relation to the Nicaragua
nuasiinn.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

An HoNGsT MAN,-Jesse Haycock, a
California adventurer, who has recently
returned homo To Boston, announces in
the papers there that he is prepared to
nav, in full, with interest. all outstanding
demands against him, and requests per-
sons TO present their claims.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

The l.lcKINa HEnALD.-This paper
comes to us III all entire new dress ana
presents very neat Appearance. 1t is
now edited by II. G. BLAckMSS' Esq
who we doubt not can make paper ac'
ceptable TO the Democracy Of Licking
if they wish it.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
March %, 1850.
AN ACT

To amend the several acts in relation to mcorpo'
rated Religious Societies.
SEC. /. Be il enacted by ihe General rs
sembly ofthe Siaie Of Ohio, That whenever
any property has been, or may be, conveyed
in trust for the use Of any religious society
church or association, whether incorporated
OF not, the property so conveyed shall b'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
CtNClNNATi, Nav 10

DAVID CHAMBERS. ESQ.,. My Dear
Sir: | thank you for your note OF the 7lh'
informing me of my nomination for Gov,
eruor, by the State Wing Conventions
and | thank The Convention for the honor
they have done me.
The posilion was one "neither 'n be
soush, nor declined" But now tina
you have placed me in it, am a, you
service.
A very few days will suffice 10 make
my arrangements. aud then | shall TAXI
the stomp.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

GUARDIAN or rnE HUNaARrGN CRuwN -
Letters from Germany, received by the
last steamer, inform us that tho venerable
Odor Beothy, tho Guardian Of the Hun
garian crown Of st Ste ephen, the chief of
all the civil governors IN Hungary, and
orthe Suprsme Court ofthc whole couu-
try. ia somiug from Helgoland to New
York. to escape Austrian persecution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

VIRGINIA REFORM CONFERENCE.-The
vote from all the counties but thlrty'three
stands thus. For the convention $685.
aaains, the convention 14,673-majority
for convention 24,155. This majority
will most likely be increased by the
counties to hear from. The majority fol
the convention of 1929 did not exceed
& O00
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

JENNY LrNp.--Mr. Barnum has en-
gagged apartment in the Revere House,
Boston, for and FROM the 9TH ofOctober
next, for the Swedish sougstress. II is
understood that she viii proceed from
New York to Boston, prior to going to
Philadelphia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

KILLED NY A BEE,-A young man at
Burlington. N. j., ate a piece of honey
comb, in which bee was concealed
While in tho aca Of swsfArwing it the bee
stung him in the throat. which swelled
so to occasion. within half an hour, hi'
death by suFocation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

MoRE From tile North
Wet.-Two additional meetings, one at
Evansport and the other at Defiance
were held in Gen, Sprague's district. at
which his course was approved and Col
Medary's censured. From indications
they will have time of il in reading
tue General out of the party. So far
he is decidedly The gamer, while the
Mcdary clique are handled without
gloves. What pretty set OF fellows
these are found out to be, when they
commence telling tales on each olher.--
The fight is equal to the one in this dis
lrict few yeals since. Corrnption'--
"Renegade"- -"Treason n"--"Traitor" -
and like choice eplhets are banded a
bout as frequently as in the Blllingsgate
fish market
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
| am very truly yours.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.

The MAN THAT STAREs AT THE LADIES.
We cut the following from the Ledger of
yesterday:
Barnum is nh the look koul for the man
who siares women out Of connlenance.
--Erchange paper.
Bafnntn need hot 60 far. He was seen
in this city yesterday, with the same
shocking bad bat he wore The last year.
the back wardness of the season having
deferred the period for mounting his
white Ledger
He arrived in Cincinnati long ago,
and may be seen standing at almost any
corner Of almost any street. smoking a
cigar or chewing tobacco. Gin. Atlas.
The fellow was in Chillicothe, Sester-
day, the case. hardening Of his visage a
good deal the worse for wear, from his
late operations in the Queen City. He
posted himself on a pile of dry goods
boxes, at II A. NJ. and tried it awhile
bu, the ladies' saped their cOwntenances by
turning the other ay.--SciOto Gazette
BY despatch over the ass-line tele
graph. we learn that the same chap vii
be here as soon as the weather moder
atcs, and take his accustomed seat oI
loafer's corner.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

DEcLrNED.--lt is now fixed fact that
Hon. ID. r. Tilden has declined the Free
Soil nomination for Govetnot. His let
ter will appear in day or two.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

ORgooN. 1t would seem, by the latest
accounts faom Oregon, that there does
not now exist a single civil officer in that
territory every one having left it, the
salaries received by them not being sufii
cisnt to keep them even in food, at the
present rate of produce in that country.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

held by the trustee or trustees, so appoint
ed, and their successors, appointed as pro.
vided IN the instrument creating such trust;
or in case no provision is made in such in
strdment, then BY such successor or success.
sorS, as may be appointed by any competent
court; but no person shall be elected or ap-
pointed by such society, church or assoeia:.
lion, 10 act as trustees, TO the exclusion of
any trustee or trustees, appointed as afore /:
said.
BENJAMIN F, LETTER.
Speaker ofihe House Of RspT.
CHARLES q. CONVERS.
Speaker fine Ssadie.
March 90, 1850.
do hereby certify that have examined
and compared the above laws with the orisiha
copy and find them 10 be correct
WILLIAM L. JEFFRIRS, auditor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

PASSAGE OF PENNSYLVANIA APPoR-
roNMgNT BILL.-The House Of Repre-
sentalives of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday
before adjournng, passed the conference
committees appollionment bill by ma,
ioriry six members, and thus the bill
wants but the Governors signature to
locnr,a lnw
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
tuesday Evening, May II, 1850

Tuv CoNyrNrIoN.-This body, having
snent TWO weeks in preparatory session.
annear now to be- ready to proceed 10
hns;Dess. and will most likely dispose OF
,be old Constitution with despatch. un'
l.ss the iucessant takers aud small minds
fail TO learn that they shew most wisdom
by keeping silent.
On Yesterday. in Committee OF the
Whole, the question of giving to the
Governor the Veto power, was discusS'
ed and several amendments proposed TO
tho original resolution, which simply
gives The Governor the power TO return
a bill with objections. Mcssrs. Archbold
and Robertson we're in favor Of adopt
inc clause similar 10 the one in the U.
S. Constitution. The Journal is OF the
opiuion that clause will he adopted re-
uuiring the assent of majority ot all
the members Of the Legislature to pass
a bill, and also the recording of the yeas
and nays upon its final passage
We see no ohjectionSof serions nature
that could be urged against The latte;
plan, but we are unquaIifedly opposed
to power invested in Chief Mag's
trate to overrule the action OF any nun
ber of tho peoples Representatives 'es'
than two,tairds.
The Journal says that the cotnmltle'
: on the Legislature is about ready to re
. mort. Other committees will probabl
be ready in the course of a week.
o Should this BIZ the case we see no ne
o cessity of prolongihg the session; ou
II the great difficulty will be the desire
,. ;. mauy members to discuss propoSltlo
y after it has been exhausted. The me-
Constitution should be ready to be sui
. mi,ted to the people sufficient time b'
" fore the October election, for its provi
ions to be properly understood and cal
Il vassed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

TnE ComrRoMlsE,-Tho Washington
Union states that il has been informed by
ono of the most intelligent aud beSt'in
formed members Of tho Senate, that the
compromise would. in all human proba'
blity, pass that body.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

AccErrANcE.-The letters of Col
Chambers and Judge Johnston,into days
paper re eative to the nomination for Gov
ernor, would have been Published soon
er. but the paper containing them got
,oislai1
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

ECsss aud Cobb is the ticket fol
1852, already nominated by the Cassvill'
tGn.l Standard.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

FRENCu SPoLIATIoNs.-The commit
tee on foreign affairs in the House. says
Washington dispatch, are ready to re-
port in favor ofpaying for French spolia-
lions, committed prior to 1900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

"THE FLAG OF CUBA, floating from the
N. Y. Sun building, is a great eye. sore
it is said, to the Spanish consul in N. Y
who, on Wednesday, called upon Mr.
Mayor Woodhull and asked him to order
it down. The mayor. Of course, declined
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Es II M q v AL.
BOOTS A ND oEs.

TNHEunderssned would respectflli
i ly inform his friends and custom
EB1 ers, that he has removed his Shop
to the room recently occupiedby NJ.
5=AssG ~ SmALtEY, one door East of JULIEN
* and ULRIoKs Store. He still keeps
constantly on hand all kinds Of Boots
ard Shoes, ready made;-and is prepared to madulac-
ture work to order on the shortest notice. with neat
ness and despatch. JOHN NJ MILLER;
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 6m4S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

WAsuINeroN's FAREWELL ADDRESS. -
James Lennox, Esq, the purchaser Of
Washingon's farewell address, has caused
literal copy of it /" be printed, and "a
copies folio aud us quart" are to be
presented to various institutions and in
IividuAls
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

BALTIMORE AND OnIo RAILROAD. The
capital of this company is five millions "l
dollars. We understand they have re
Gently negotiated with an English house
for 23, 900 tons Of bar iron, at 60 lO. to
be paid in the company's bonds. cheap,
or price than We have heard being paid
lately, even in The English market. Eff
ty.six sections of this magnificent road.
wo also loarn, are to he put under con
ruct on the 22d of the present month
One hundred and three miles Of tho route
is already uuder contract.
Ths work will extend distance oftwo
hundred aud elevcH and half miles
when it reaches the Ohio river. Twen-
ty thousand men arc to bo employed oI
the work the present summer. Whe'
finished it will afford on open, direct ant
expeditions highway from the heart "
the fertile West u the cities of the AT
lantic soaboard.-N Y. Express.
1t will also bc remembered that ii i
in contemplation to extend this rout'
through Ohio. That portion betwee'
Zancsyllc aud Newark will be put unde
contract tho present summer, as mos
likely will also be that between the lat
Tor place and Columbus. We are no
fully advised of the arrangements made
for the portion between Zancsvile ant
Wheeling.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
JUST STOP A LITTLE ONCE!

JUST STOP A LITTLE ONCE!
GUPERION Westphalia HAMS
y Best mould Candles
Good White, Yellow and Brown Soap for common
Washing, and Extra Lard for Culinary purposes.
Just at hand, and for sale low at No. l06, by
NJ 2. KREIDER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in cuery Thing!
Lancaster, April 10, 1850. so
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

The AcCETTANCR.- The State Journ.
al furnishes the following correspondence
between the President of the Wing
Convention aud Judge Johnson. 1t is
direct to the purpose. Accepting the
nomination, the candidate avows his
readiness to commence vigorous cam.
paign. Let our friends unite wih him,
second his efforts, aoOrk '6ith him for O1'
cause, and Tie UiCtOry wiH be ours.
CoLUMBUs, May 7, 1850.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Esq.--..Dear Sir
1t has been made my duty to inform yor
that the Wing Convention assembled il
this place, have this day unanlmousy
presented your name to the people ot
Ohio as their candidate for Governor a
the next annual election.
If you accept the nomination and are
willing to become the standard bearer o
the great Wing party Of this State. yol
will please communicate the same to mt
at this place, that the same may be made
public,
With much respect. am sir,
Your friend and servant,
DAVID CHAMBERS,
President of Convention
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

No MoNE CHINEsE IN CAMFoRNIA,-
TaoKouang, Emperor ofChinA has heard
of the discovery Of gold in California,
aud is determined that his subjects shall
not be tempted there. The last India
mail brought n copy ofa new paper just
issued at Pskin. whish contains an or.
dinance Of the Emperor, forbiddng any
of his subjects to smigrate either to Cal
ifornia or the State of Costa Rica, Why
he has included the latter it does not ap
pear. Large numbers of the CelesiiAl'
have already made their appearances II
tho land Of promise, and prove to be a
mong the most frugal aud industrious o
the population.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Tie NASHVILLE CONVENTION - MF
Calhoun its OrisiaatOr,.-lt is stated in
tho Nashville rruo Whig-endorsed by
tho Vcksburg Wing and not denied by
any paper in the Mississippi that prior
to tho meeting Of Mississippi octo'
ber Convention, Mr.. Calhoun addressed
a Ieltor to Col. C, s. Tuplsy, prominent
democrat aud member Of the central
meeting held in Jackson, in May last,
and that Mr.. Calhoun advised in that let
ter:
/. That Mississippi being deeply in
terested, should tako the lead,
g. He suggested a convention Of the
Southern States.
3. That the action oftho October con
vention should be followed by action oI
tho State Legislature.
4. THat hc san no hope .tr0m M'
NolM-hdt tic cr,SiS W0nd pro6d6lJ
come in less Man twelcG m0Hihs.
8, Upon certain events, secession was
the only remedy.
IL THANK THEE, JEW, ron TEACHING Mp
THAT WoRD:" THAT beautiful little pink
ofDemonacy. the editor Of tho zanesvillc
Auora thus talks about our candidate for
Governor:
"Booby Bin, as lie is freely termed, is
amiddle aged man, Of over six feet in his
stockings; and good eood-choppcr, was
spoiled when ho was made Judge"
IVooa. Chopper, eh' Boys do you hear
ill Doyou see tho contemptnous snee,
made al honest laborng men by thi,
Cologne.Scented dcmocyat7 But vel
make the draper little dandy aa SICK Of fou
"pooa chopper" as tho locoiocos were u
"hard cider" in lSi0l The names
good onol Fling it alougl So hurral
forthe WOOD ehoPpcr!-G Gperasry Times
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

GREAT DIVIDEND. The Hartford Life
aud Health Insurance Company has de-
clared divided of 10 per cent. In tho
seven months from its commencement it's
operations were $50, 3,3l2--and the only
loss was on a IS 900 policy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

AGRICULTURAL BuREAu.2The bill be.
fore the Senate reported from the Com
mit,ce on Agriculture, provides for the
establishment of a Board az follows;
A Commissioner with a salary of 81 ,000
year: chemist with $4,000 a year; a
Secretary with $1,000; Recording Clerk
with $lOOO and messenger withS7OO
Tho whole amount Appropriated. iol
the present year is $4,000. The a.
mount left after deducling tho above
claims is to bo appropriated TO tho i'm
poItalion Of foreign seeds. roots. &c.
Should the bill pass. DR.. Lee Of New
York. will be appointed the Cummis.
siOner.
TAG GALLANT UJlAzv, and his family
aud brave companions. at last accounts,
had reached Burlington, Iowa, en- route
for their new homes in the west. A pub
lie meeting was held there, tho Mayor
presiding, at which resolutions Of vel
come and hospitality were passed viii
great unammiiy. The expenses oflb
party we're to be paid by the city durin
their soiourn at Burlington.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Wholesale and Retail

9u0GRAng D9LP@G
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

CeNrRADIcrIoN.--The Washington
Union denies that there is any truth in
the rumor that Mr., Burke is about To re-
tire from the editorial charge of that pa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

WTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Fairfield and adjoining counties, that they have
permanently established in Lancastera
Large and Extensive Cheap Cash Clothing Depot
We have Just received, and are opening one Of the
finest and best selected lots Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

The GALPHIN CLAIM-Rep6H 81 the
COmmittee.-The report OF the inVestiga-
ting committee upon the Galphih claim
as our readers are already advised, has
been laid before Congress. and the view
whirh the horofoco members of the COM
mitlee took of it, may be inferred from the
following tesoIationsl-
1st. ReSolVed, That the claim of the
re presentatives of George Galphin, wa'
not Just demand against the United
States.
3D. RcsOlued, That the act of Congress
made it the duty Of the Secretary of the
Treasury to pay the principal of sale
claim, and it was therefore paid, in con
formity with law and precedent"
Sd. ResOlCed, That the act aforesaid
did not authorize tine Secretary Of th'
Treasury to pay interest on said claim
and its payment was hot "ih coniorm''
with law and precedent"
The embodiment Of the facts in the re
port is similar to. that already pubhshe
by us.
The minority report that the payme'
of the principal was not only just but at
,horized by act of Congress, and argu
upon principles of equality and the pro-
er construction of that act that the pa
. ment ofinterest necessarily followed Il
payment of the principal
5 The reports are made the special O
der of the day for the fourth Tuesday
g June next, and every day thereafter u
B. til disposed Of The Washington &C
v respondent of the Baltimore Sun is of t
: opinion that they will never be taken
}. by the House.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
G., SIMON 81 CO..

COMPETITION CHALLENGEDW