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The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
ssrhe Wages of sin |. Death. 2,

The BrockyiIis ils.) Democrat of Thursday last, nas an account of the tril of man named CARTER. in that county, for tie mnrdes of Mrs. REED. The Democrat, says:
 The circumstances. as near al we could leafng are about these: Henry Reed, the husband of Inc de- ceased went 10 California bouseieFen months ago; shortly after his departure, Cater went to board at Mrs. Reeds, and remained tiFre uEtfi her death, which occurred on the 2sth of February, very sod denly, and under ctcamslsncel which induced the suspicion among her friends hat there had been foul play. A post mortem Aainination was &C., cordingiy made oa he body. This examination resulted in tie coasicuon tilrf death had been caused by poison, tsEpPosed lobe arseaicl and dis covered the humikating and aHiciing fact that the woman was some four or fvetnonths advanced in a ssats of pregnancy. Carte, was arrested on charge lst, of murderng Mrs. Reed, and 2d, of an attempt 10 procure abortion
 The deceased has left four Itsie children. and husband in distant land, tiliHg for gold with which 10 make his family comfortable. She was woman iA good reputs, and highly esteemed and respected. Bat alas she yiethd 10 temptation, aud Is ow-wh&Te? Hew strongly and empllsiicaiy Y gre ws reminced of tie deciaraioa of lhe holy writ that "the wages of sa is desit."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Death of Lord Jerry.

Edinburgh has lost the mos; admired and most beloved of her eitizeus. Lord Jerry died on tie
 18th hltimo. lie vas born in Edinbnrgh in the year l773-his father being writer in respectable practice. chiefly from inc north. He himself was called to the bar in l794 la 1890 he mas elected lord rector of the University of Glasgow, his i'm mediate iA that office being Maekinsosh. Bscugbsm and Campbell He wss chosen dean of the Faculty of Advocates in l629 when he resigned the charge of the Edinburgh Review, of which hs
 fad been editor from it's commencement in 1892
 He became Lord Advocate on the accession Of Earl Gray's govetnmentsin November, l.30. He was raised 70 the beheh ia 1884 The lats Lsrd Jerry wss twice married By his first wife, Miss Mere head, he had not Sny childvR. He married ondiy. Miss Charlotte Wilkes. lady of the uaitsd States, who siiii lives; and by her he has left one child, Sasgbter. married ie William EmPsOn, Esq, professor of the las Of nations in tho East India College, ai haiieybary, and, sincs the death of Mir. Macvey Napier. in iS41. Lord Jsiffy's sae- cess0r in the edltorship of ths Edinburgh Review.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
A Picture Of Bos,on.

The Boston Herald gives tie following sad pie iure Of ilie state Of rporai aes In that quarter:
 What spectacle does the vicinity Of Boston, a, this moment, present.! A fsni has just been sen- ,eaeed in Cambridge, to be huag for the murder Of his wife and innocent Oa5es--a man is uaaer arrest la Charlestown, n, for whoestle Disoning- man and woman undergoing examination at Lawrence for the dontle crime of ring infant in its mothers womb, and then despatehing the nnfor- tanate mother berself- and last, but most pro,ni- nent in this fearful catalogue of crime comes the awful Parkmau tragedy. Verify we have fallen in sinfal tiEpe, and seems rapidy approaching that terrible epoch, when there shall be naught but weeping and wailing and gnashing oF teeill.''
 This Is bad enough, but s. Louis presents more horrible murders, brutal outrsges. fobbervs and arson than the whoe of New England, much io her shame.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
The varparai.o cow wAiainr Case.

A letter fross Washiagton to the Phiiadelphla North American says that iHscHigeeee received d WashiRgton gives fuller and mare explicit esails af the r,Bcontfe between Mr, Potter sf Masyland. uaited States Censul at Valparaiso, and Mir Sutli- vaa, Lord PalmsrsioHs bnPsful nephew. which msgui6ss the outrage oa t,e lattnr and iasthes ia every sense ana aspect, the merited cassiguiien which he received. Ths letter also adds.
 A British man-ef-war srfiyed al Callao on the S=y =ai==;:se.. .e s.:!...== ssz..Es;zss.r ai;; in. two hours Afterwards, his resgaiias ss Charge f fAE tsuss was placed in the hands of the Admiral. 1t is not ascertained whether u,s British oliicss re- quired this summary aionenent to the inHfed honor of his flag whether under of self degreda- iiOu, the diPicantic fsnetionsry fennd il necessary to reiiBquish a trust which he was unworthy to retain- h either eyehi. he inismy ei his conduct is equally wsii-estatiisi.ed.'
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
in Gri.inal.

Charles Giifeii, like Sheridan, was in the habi; of borrowing money ioan every body, yery little ei which ever paid back; but he aiss avs intended to return if. at the time he promised. He ssas a visionsry rsn, and did no; make the best ca.eais- tons ln the world. We heard of bis meeting frsnt in inc 3oFsery one day, when the following eiTeum- stance took place;
 '' Ah," saf Gidett, you are the very msn wanted to sec. Lend me two hundfed dolsaEs."
 C would In a maneni," replied his friend. '' but 's impossible. have nnie 10 pay to-day, aud I dohf know where 10 ge, the money"
 "A no,es' said GiIiert; so have I. Let me see yonr notice"
 The gentleman prcducsd 1t from his pocket book.
 Well, said Giiieri, !" bow inach are you shor,!''
 " About two hundred dollars repiied his iriesd
 To his utter astonishneht Giifest handed hiIn the money,
 There" said he. " 20 and pay yuur note. I'li lei ml1e be protested, as they eani beth be taken uP your note lay oseF. ii might bart your credit; oe. Win me It dSt matter, as fn used to that sofi of business"
 This anecdote shows what esfless fellow GiIgsr was.
 At one time, Gilfer, owed Conrad, the printer. a biH. Conrad grew tired of aonhinx him fer it and enc day he wrote Giiert letter which pat the manager m towering passion. Down he sat. and challenged Coorad 10 hght, declaring. fl he resusea Be would hotsewhip him in the public streets the next day. Conrad returned for answer tast he woase noi hghi uniil hls biii was Psid mas i his senses would vosaatary go out io shoot at his oSn money. Some few weeks after this occurrence u!ieH had an unexpected windiall. Coarad received letter from him, eouehsd n something Ike ihs following language;
 By Dear CsaTad--l was wyuag. bai yon had ha Figai to insalt me. Yst. ought to have paid yoa tae nancy eelswe- l enclese II to yoa now, prIsei- pal and iAtefss'. Come aad due xiih me. Tout roas. .sGILFEar" What pity q is that some good writer wcnld no siye us tse memoirs of this extraordinary maa.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
LOVE Ar TWO SCORE.
BY ". H. raA1AKAv.

Ho pretty page, witt dihpiled chin,
 That never has known the taEbef's shear All your aim is woman to win; That is the way thss boys begin,
 Wait fill you've come u Iorty yeAr. Curly gold locks cover fo,iish brains,
 Billing snd coOing is all your cheer, SighiHg aud singing of ndnighf siraias Uaier BonHrbells' windsw-psHes-
 Wait iii you've come Q forty year! Forty times over let Michaelmass pass,
 Grikziing hair the bran to clear; Ti.en you know boy b an ass, Then you know tlIe woth cf fass,
 Once you have come to foIty year. Pledge me round, bid ye declare,
 All good fellows whose beards; Dtd not Inc iaiFest of the ia,r Comasss ssVr and w@ansoBe, erg
 Ever moath was past Heay! The Ttddesi lips that ever hgse kissed,
 The brightest eyes that evs have sSone May pray ard whisper andwe not list. Or look away and never be missed,
 Ere yet ever month wS gone. Gillian's dead. heaven resther bier.
 How loved her twenty years sy1e! Marian,s married, but Ea hefe. Alive and merry al ieril year.
 Dipping my nose m lie Gascon wine.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Lady Polaiic.ams.
The Boston Transcript has the following isugha bic article eu The subject of female safFfsgv:

The Boston Transcript has the following lsugha- bic article ihs subject of fsnals saffrsgv:
 "Iaagihe whig hasbsnd and Democratic wife, Free-soil uncle and Hahker Aunt, a Lib ery-pariy cousin. CoioaizAiionist nephew. Saveholeing nisee. and three blooming daughters. who have gone over bodice and basiie, to the ns, terrified deioerary, and for ,ke first tine ia their lives, will vote in pink muslin froeks at tho neat eiee,ion--snssgsne thik grcap gathered roaa1 ihs same lac table, al lea land mullins; grace by NIT. Garrison. aud Abby leokiag ia al ihe winsew!- How ioag would well bait house probably stand, divided taus against itssif9 The iHfsasnce of wo- men will be ci-AHy exhibItsj in joiat committees of both the subject ef the unioH By the ia- aasncs of eur noribosn wosssn, sems of the mosi yfoeat and ga ntaAkerOa cf the ssathern ehivslFy may bs tsmed, and taaght ta travel plsasandy pig ia sting. Mas Frixals said. the other dsy. that the Han. - was very great Haan. aaa no. body denied H. but she shoaidat be the lsssies' mite sfraid of him upon commute a laa ssals si tie UsieG."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
cure for Feloa es xyAisiow. .

Take the yosk of an egg: ss equal ssauIity q strained hea~y; sAsis esssfst sf spirits si tar
 ea,sas. fsesh drawn; tsA sesafai eS spifsts of cameAsrs raHx well aad thieksa wi,h hsar ss tas eoazisssnce ef thin Passs; nPrs4e ngoa the ssse shinly and cold
 she have ssslsA CT wltassss its vistssss F lakes hold wssh s<tssisling Po~es; dTass ssitsr ts . erisis rsp,ssy sssa extracts the fsvsrsb b'eed r. sssf. bail fesapsd iasa pa~, sad makes eiszs work sish s5s~i4l ksgers Everybody esghi is ksss il-- Ola CsltisassT.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

IT The whiss have claimed foE Gen. Taylor the credit of having prevented the threatened duel be- tSeea Messfs. Dasis and BisseIl, bat th. New York nib1ne says he President lad nothing to do with Il; tAAs the aiAiF was adjusted al the private lo4g iags of Gen Shields. The first atmaiion the presi- dent bad oi lis settlement the publication ia the uaion.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

No great difference. pssbaps to tue negro, exc, p, that Il ssud be rather msre agreeable 10 serve "a hoaest lnaa thaa ihisi. Rat t ssakes eoasider- able difference with the owber whether he shall saley sls owa property os suisr some rogue to do il. We qasae the above ss sasaple sf ske lssain- oas and logical asga,nsnt by which Rssshesa sAosl- tioaisls attempt 10 jasl,iy nesfe-steaiiag.
 tSi. LsAas Iaiel
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
The soulA Armiug.

,,.i ,,t.,'h ceefgiaa notices review of sey. hsnt ,a ,.s' SS."pan'ss of thai city, and sham ,as,ty. ta-a sa uss us0Ps behaved with great gail g,aR'sayS '"e s"'yscs' the oeof- .,,' "s easaes rsfrais fro,a s,p,,..,,- l.
 s'ie 'Aai the Eelas,tssr sace'e oe- ,rs"s, s o' h's sessO4ns may ps., w,,s .,, ,es r.s c'1 A'aaons sacpatayssasu, f,or, ,h. -. s,'e S'4la 's' eaIy scoar~g. ,Sas ss pJs
 s sal ~e wsatd ae zad Id ss a,'s'ss o~. I.N' = al hs1ed vel. We hsy. in,s-m.; m have exterior oaes S.fo,s rs ,a,1lnl' 'bi4s ,alwsy, arans,. a' aiaaia lssir isss,,es .Saaa rsng,a sf .,s. g,ns lss every sIigsasy. The sss,
 'lsh saii desposssa, hat la ga'ar armies
 hiy spirited militia "sH'araisd aud
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

Ssf Rsliases-- The saecess of iadividaals ia life A xseaiiy owsag ss iasis early iearaing to depsud apen thsis ewa reseasoes. Msasy, CT ths sxpee. tatioa ol il by ibasriiaaee. has ruined more aasa thaa the ssat sf | sssr dia- TsscA yeaag msa to dastsi0as. and ysa hay. furnished ihsas with a praassiiEe eAPaaa which as sas caa sses wfssi fram laem.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Female Emigration.

In lis; of two hundfed and fifty California eni- grants. we find ths names Of tweniy-one ladies. mostly unmarried, d,l from Away doSa Easi.'' ia the :ate of Maine. wao have gone is the Cslifornia packet from Boston, |, tiy theIr laek in the gold regioa. Ne wish these adventurous fair ones a quick voyage and short eoership.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

Thirty Crains of Beauty which Constitute
 the perfect Woman. Three Minss rhLse: The sk.n. the teeth. and tbe hzDsis
 Tayo bsaoe: The eyes. the eye-bfows, and the eys-sashess
 Thset red: The lips, the eheeks, and the Rsils. Three tongs The body. the hair. and the hssds. Thyes shad The tee,i. the ears, ssi the feet The Artde or iaKgs The cheek. the forehead ssd the space between tbe sye-bsows.
 fhee smad Or aaueE: The mouih, the waist ssd the aheIe.
 Ttras pismP The arm the leg and the calf os the Leg
 Tve dssscs:s os Jaae: The Singers, the hair, snd ths ips.
 1Rres amaif. The head, inc ehin. aud the sese.--- TSsasiasea jroa tAs FssaGl es . Lady tSr fas Homs Jsayazi
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
rhe sapieni Dutchmaa.

few years ago, q couple of Duiehtnen. von VamPt and VAn Bones, lived upoH friehdly terms on ttr hIgh hhls of ter@oat. At last they felt out over dog. Noa yassP; ksihed Van BsDss's anime eopapaaioa. Bones. choosing 10 assume Inc kuiig 10 have been intentional, sued vsmPt for daGages. They were iu due time esiied into court. when the eeieniaai in the case ~as asked by the Judge wheiheT he killed The dog. sPe sgEe kit him. saId vsmpt. ..bat let Bones psove it." This being quite satisfactory. the plaintiff ia the action was called 10 answer ey questions, and among oihsrs he was asked by the Judge si what amount be es,i mated ihe damage. He did not well understand tiss esessioR. and sa, o be ltiie palmer the Judge Qaifed what he tbsaght inc dcs ~as worth. ''Ps sl C" repiied Bones, s.ths dog vas wostn nothing bat since be mesa to XII hila, be shaii pay the int vaiue of him.''
 Hew maay saiis have occupied The Attsntioa ef cesrfs. hos many contests have gagged the line oi .be Pabie, zaa have b@ea wagea xith viruieSee and lnseeiiye, hayiag no more woTthy difference thaa thas cf Vea vaIpi and Van Bones,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

JrBsox PAKpoSEn.-E. C. Jadson alias Ned BsH.iRe, sentenced To one year to Bisekweli's Is- land, for participation in the Asios Place R,c, bus been parioaed by the Governor of New York
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
NMLRlFEls, BLANkN.

Blank forms for the Census and Assessment, for safe al the Banner ofice. al Sl So per quire- Ase all other blanks used by Clerks Sherifs, Jus 1ioes 6c,. gotten up a superior style. and legal sorns, constantly on had. Ordess from any part oi the State can be filled without delaythe blanks vii be sent by mail al our expense.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

&t-The Pii,sbufg chiopicie says the girls wear go much scarlet this winter that they seem clad in bpshes, like modest worth cr--a boiled Iobsier.-- One VIC saw yesterday. says the Chronicle, even went 90 far as 10 have vernilIion slippers and Ted hsls. No wonder the fire bells rang
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

fl Good Jake.--The South cssoIipisE says. thai some members of th- Alabama House Of xepresen- f4tIses wefe Anxsoas 10 ateEd the reces last Tues- day. tat sae Hoass refused so adjourn. member ihen proposed FssolutIoa for ise srpoinssD<uf cf eonlnsgte 10 inqaiss inte the casdiion of the Ha, ~hich, as he hsi bern informed by mechanic, was in 50 dznseraes aats. tsss ii was unsafe 10 sfsy shste The Hoass tAes iaaBedi4,eiy ssjcurned- fise saces-2ad the committee fosad tAs eeiiisg al rIght.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
TERMS FUR ADvERTisING

Advertisements will he as~rtes al the usaai rnirs ef the oshs papers sa this eitytst is. &s sqsurs for the 6rd iasorsssa. ard kfty crnts SaaAre fey smch additional paAiaGatloa. bnFul dincaBat V ~ be yaaSe ta shos~ whe masertl~s by the year.
 E- PcmsmasssFs sFe aesheslssfta nes ouF agents. and will reEMln 70 per cent. q xil asea~y ss~tved and transmitted is ns fer advertisements.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

OJ- The Clerk of the steamboat Dispa:ch. win accept cur thanks for late number of The Louis Viis Courier.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

IF The papers in Ohio are boas'ing of f%Id, owned by lanes Davis, of Ross eoassy, eostsiasng lsj0 acres, wlaeh the ast enittsaiel ex. elisivey ih laiian corn. If ,hey wiii cone is our valley this spring. we will saow iaen whole ,ewa- ship, waising ia ibis erain-2o9 acres or laoge. in one secy--rirh ss tse Dst's. Eighseea hahdred acres. why boy can lesd that vita onespoay. and Es 10 seheoi au the wssk sxespt Sunday atteraooa Tara Hasls Jsmrnai
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Dona,ion Lands.

For sale at this ofce. Lasts of the forfeited lands subee, 10 donation by the State to actnsi settlers ai is Oeats per copy, or S6 per dozen. Postage to anypari of the country, 7ls cents
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
1Mn WNW Na

0f sllktnds ssch ss steasnbat Bslis Rsls eftndlng PO-sets. fsAa2hsas. Shessss lasasces, uad Censss. blss' Rlankss Fanassl saa cesilaa Tickets csr6s, Book aaa Pamphlct eF4astaR. execasrd wish neat. nezs aud dtspssch. ss snedeFsts ptSees fer cssh.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

UWe are under obligations to OuF tOwnsman, Mr. A. HArs, fer late New Orleans and YazOo City papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

Standby Aaassaeass ia fer 0riesaE--Aa a asols- gy is due 10 our readers for our emission to make honevsbse mention sf tho "exciting conflict between sB irssh Badger and SIX Scotch Terriers" which eeaGict advertised ts come of on sunday after neon- As the plscards say, the Badger eoss SzS0. il ss ts he hsped the valuable animal has lived to 6ght another day.
 The Secoad Municipality hasthe honor of Affard- ing tho feld for this passage ai arms.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
Type for Sale.

large and complete toni Of long priruer type nearly as good as new, for sale very low. Apply a. he Arkansas Banner office.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26
.T.ERMS:
LITTLE ROCK
rency for the Arkansas Banner.

R Musxss & O., General Newspaper Agents I,eksOn Mississippi are duly authorized to act as r.ats for the 4yaaasas BaaAsr."
 ]. J. sRKLET, Esq, No. 2s Camp Street, New Oflsan, s our exclusive Agent to procure and col- lsct names for advertising, &e,, in that city.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

s7-s Digsy. ~sii you take ssIas cf shis bsisssfs .. 1'hask yea, asrm, l ssssng so tbs TsEAPsrsses Soc'ety, sa.i eaAs take Aaj tAaag sssass."
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

EJ- Speaking oS appies. if n rather rs@afksbie thai sis sssa aspis Ia Ps.diss shOaia bsss tsxssA sat she azst pasy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

E- A certain goed deacsn's hss blew of and led him Icng chase alter II tArsash the street. Ai i~Dgth the dsaeea became exhausted in the race, asd pulled up against the side waik. 4 gentiemsn eaEas sieag 0 whem the deacon sadresssa Aimsell thus: f saa5yaa ss q. N@
 . My fEiead. aHs deacon e6 the church, and Il is vcsy wfahg ioF ne to swear you will therefore greatly oblge ias yoa wi gas, dasaa that Aai lo' ne.a
The Arkansas banner., 1850-03-26

IT Wshssss's Spelling Book. .,e .o,a
 aiiiiisa si copies yssr. '''U at 'As fa's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
THE FREE SCHOOL QUESTION.

The People OF tho State are called upon at the
ensuing election to cast their aufsges for or asans
the repeal of the act OF $780, establishing Free
Schools To my mind this is question Of more
than ordinary importapco--one which soars far
above and beyond the passius political Issues otshe
.day-and involves principle, fundamental not only
10 our republican institutions ba. TO ths very exs
tence and well being of Society. The Legislature
of lsAs, on the recommendation of tbs Superinsen.
dent of Common Schools, and in accordance with
the unanimcus views of the most enlightened friends
of Education throughout the State, passsd bill de-
Glazing Common Schools free 70 every child be,
tween the ages Of fye and swenty.one yearS. With
the view of securing the high sanction of pablo
opinion 90 this great measure they directed the de
tails of the bill thua enacted by shsm, to be submit
sed TO the people for their ratification or reiscson
and during the intervening six months prior to the
annual election, whea the popular verdict was 30
be rendered, every possibs publicity was given 10
&hess dc tails, ard they were in fact fully and free
" discussed The People, by tho overwhelming
and unprecedented vote Of $50 600 TO 10000, or a
N majority Of upwards OF one hundred aud 6sy thou
sand, declared in favor OF the adoption of1he law
In OF some inequality in ths practical
workings Of the new sys:ou and tbs discovery o.
some defects ia its provisions shs Legislature OF
1880, was memorialized for it's amendment This
VISA tho sisnal for lis bitter and uncompromlsiog
opponents. or aportioa Of them, not exceeding one
fourth of the niResy thousand who recorded thsif
voses at the polls pgainat the adoption Of the law
TO olsmor for its unconditional and immediass re-
peal. The Senate, alarmed at this unexpected and
icroe manifestation OF hostility, yielded to the
olamor, 80 far as to pass an act submitting the
question gifts repeal TO the People. at the ensuing
election; And the House, at the ass moment Of its
session, after having in vain attempted to procure
the concurrence Of ;hs seesse to bill amsadatory /
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
Tho Aartcultural Falr.

To The Editor Of The T'itune:
In your notice of the Fair you msde no allu5on
to topic that . &c most appropriately brought be-
fore the Farmers Of the State, al the close OF his
address by Professor Dean, 9. tho neglect Of the
laat legislature TO mako any provision for Asri
cultural College. The Legislature for 1849 had
provided for commission to report plan--tha
plan was reported and the Governor in his mos
rage had recommended the subject 70 the attention
of the Legislature. Is WAS therefore properly be
fore them, and it was natter deeply interesting
to clssa who compose two thirds of your popus.
ton.
No private or local interest could however be
gubserved by ita establishment for the Commis-
aioDers had been careful to Recommend no particu-
lar locality, and of course lobby agents in
attendance to teach the members hos TO Perform
their duty. No party end could be attained by lis
passage, and the managers Of party machinery
could hardly be expected to take an interest in
matter that @ould Lot pay
In consequence OF these sinister aida being
wanting q great public MEASURE, 80 important 10
the farming interest vas sutf-Fed today uoheeded
from the BEGINNING TO the eud 10! the aessiOn
In tho Senate The Agrioultu NJ Committee did
not condesceud to seke any noioa OF The q V9Flors
recommendation. Ia the Houee 4 rop0ri was
made in its favor at late period of the session, it
having been delayed ia'ho Clmmittee by the hos.
tile influence OF Union College, which sought 10
make it & branch Of that institution.
When it reached the House it encountered the
oppoGition OF Mr Ford from Erie md AZ. Mss
from Dsav arc-the latter objectiog to ia coesi-
deraton, rnd the former founding hls oPpestion 10
it on he coodlsioD of The public 'reesury.
While il encountered these sinlstar influences,
it was, unfortunately, not earnestly tiken ~ %
any one except by member from Liengss'o'
The other representatives sesmed to think thav
shey Represented oaly party local, or PERSONAL in
te1ests, and thst az tbis weS neither bat merely
pubic meoaQre, affecting this whole 5.ste, i. did
NOT belong to shem 20 NEEDLE with It,
Mr Dean very properly alluded 20 this neglect,
thorgh be did lot go ingo detail aad he called on
the farmers 10 apply tho ronedy
The election is Dow approaching and the csnil-
dates ere couiog before the puoEc, and the farm
eis should ascertain their vie~s.
Taey should aak them .hejr opinions and fad out
uheeh er they viii supporE "a ageioulsofA college
or not.
Ths question is easily put and IL tbo farmers
VIII ony lel lie representatives, Euov thas they
arc in earDeat On tha subject, it viii be bo-
tween ,he par'ies p to which sanll be fore "a 9ft
in proT o.jne its success. B.