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Ianks dte lsfl high, dfy, and ases.Tlble.

banks ate lsft high, dry, and accessible.
Since The Hoods have felifed, business has
returnedi and 10 shcramohioC civ, town lo.s.
which during The fieihet maintained uuabas
6aled prices are every day decreasing in value.
The public spirited citizens Of thai muuei.
patty have taken measurss agains. disaslers
sllmllaf 10 tho occurrence of late, and a il
believed no diligently will be experienced ln
raising The necessary sum for constructing
ievees along the river banks. The estimated
cost OF the work is nearly a million Of dol.
lars.
San Joaquin and its Mmes-Tbe d;stur.
oenCe between the Americans and Chilians.
"h'oh created aprrehensions for the longer
safety Vi the latter numerous ciass of miners,
has been adjusted, and good will ii moi mu.
Iual harmony restored.
From The Pacific Ne,Us, March lst.
MINES AND MINING.
We do not wish, nor do we intend, TO lend
Ourselves to the encour a cement of the ex.
element existing IN The United States in re-.
lulinn TO California a0d har mineral resour-.
ces; but al times 10 give such authenticated
facts as comes 10 us from the different Pla-
GERS, From large number Of miners with
whom We have recently conyersed, direct
tTom the various 'dlggngs,' we are all we'll
satisfied that, generally, profitable business
has been done by those who wintered in the
mines'and hat there IS 10 dmInution in the
yield oi dust II some places are apparent-
" worked out, Others Of equal richness are be
ing discovered almost daily, so tbat il he
comes more evident that the business &c
mining is as yel oDly in lis infancy in this
country.
There will be vast amount Of mIninadone
The coming season with quicksilver, MS on
many Of the rivers he particles Of gold are
extremely 6ne. The Virginia, or Burke.
Rocker is gazing extensively into use, either
by purchase. or manufacture here, the price
being abodt $3.50 each By the use Of steam
or water power, gang OF five or ten rockers
may be put IN Botloa, and fed with wafer.
reducing lhe number Of hands necessary 10
supply them with dirt. al least one half and
more than doubling the quantity'that can be
da'ly Washed la banks that contain no
mote 'han fifteen cents TO the bucket or pan.
tn, the quicksilver rockers thus worked pvo.
doea from ten TO twenty ounces nnr day ZACH
Dirt that pays less Than twertysfive cents to
70 p1hiui rs rarely considered profitable 10
Mast with common rocker.
Ihere are uow abDnt 100, 900 Inhabitants
IN Caiifornia, mostly male adults; i. can we'll
snSt*'n population Of millions; anb even in
ne nnhefoi tng 9ns several hnndted thousand
men "ohld Nos occupv the whole ground.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17
Delegates elected TO Tie Convention,

we give uEluw the AdinEe % onrl lnOeI5 eiet
to the Constitutional Convention, which w
believe are correct:
Adams and Joseph M'Cormick, dem
Adams, Pike, Scioto and Lawrence = Geo
Ceilings, wing.
Allen. Mercer, Auelaize, Putnam, Var
Vert, Paulding, Defiance and Williams
VIM. Sawyer, dem
| Allen, Mercer and Aug glaizc--s sabirf Scott
dem.
Ashtabula and Lake,. D, Woodbury., 3
D. lIunter, II. D Gray, free soiIers.
Belmont Daniel Peck, whig (gain)
Belmont and Guernsey,-.Wm. Kennon
dem (gain
Belmot and Monroe--Thos. D. Way, dem
Brown james Loudon, dem.
Brown and Clermont-John H. Blair, dem
BulIer--Judge Z. Vance, j. B. King, dem
Carroll and Tuscarawas- Brown,
BlckenSderfer. sr,, Dr.. j. A, Bennett, wings
Champaign, Clarke and MOdson-JosepI
Vance Samson Mason, Char M'Cloud, wings
Cermont-- Sheppard F. Norris, dem.
Clnlon-lsaiah Morris, whig.
Coumbiana-- q. G Qajgy, dem.
Columbiana and Mahonng Henry II
Gregg, dem.
Coshocton Johnson, dem.
Coshoclon and Guernsey--R Leach, dem.
Crawford and Richland--S. J. Kirkwood
James P. Henderson, r. w. Cahill, dems
Cuyahoga-S. J Andrews, r, Hitchcock
whig (gain
Defiance, Putnam, Van Vert, Paulding
and WiIiams--Ja Jacob ]. Greene, dem.
Dlrkc and Shelby--Judge Thompson, dem
(gain)
Delaware VIM NJ Warren, dem. (eain.)
Delaware and Frankin--Henry Stanberry
whig Joseph K. Swan, dem.
Far6eld--D, A. Robertson, dem.
Fairfield, Perry and Hooking Hon, VIM
Medll, John Lidey, dems.
Fayetio and Highland J. A. Smith, wbig,
Thomas Patterson, dem. (gain
franklin John Graham, wbig (gain,l
Gala, Jackson, Athens and Meigs-A. G.
Brown, Simeon Nash, wings.
Genuga and Trumbull-- Peter Hitchcock,
whig, r. p. Ranny, dem. (gain} J. Perkins
whig.
Greene Aaron Harlan, whig.
Greene, Warren and Clinton--Judgo Geo
J. Smith, wbig.
Guernsey-Wm. Lawrence, dem.
Hamilton -Wm. s Groesbeck. Geo. W
Holmes, Adam N. Riddle, Charles Reemelin
] Dan. Jones, E. G. Roll, j. Struble, dems
Hancock and Wyandot- BENZ. P. Smith
dem.
Hancock, Seneca and Wyandot- Johr
Ewing, dem.
Hardon and Logan Benz. Stanton, whig
Harrison--S Samuel Morehead, whig.
Harrison and Jefferson Josiah Scott, whig
Henry and Lucus--A. v. stebbins, dem
l(gain.)
Hardin, Logan, Marion and Union--Otwa
Curry, whig.
Holmes and Knox ID. P, Leadoetter, N
II. Mitchell, John Sellers, dems.
Huron and Erie--J w. Taylor, J. M
Far, dem. q gain,
Jackson and Gslia--D. s, Hard, dem.
| Jefferson VIM. l.. Bates, whig, (gain.l
Lawrence and oh. Glllet, whlg.
/ Llekibg- Lueus Case, II, 3. Manor
ldemS I GAM
4 LorRin-II. D. CLARK, dem.
LucOs, Henry, Wood, Olawuy and Sar
dusky -John h, Hunt, dem,
Medlna--s, IIumphreyllle, dem, (gn'n
l Medina and LorNln--N. D. Townshen'
dem, lgalp,)
MahonIng- ,Robelt Forbes, dem.
| MaFlon and uaoa a-C, 8, ilamlton, Will
4 Melgs and Albena--V, y, Horton. Will
Mlalnl-W nalbec, whlg,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

TIE BAEERs.- I'VE see il announced by
posters throughout the Town of Cadiz, that
this celebrated band Of voca'isis from the
''Old Granite State," will pay our citizens a
visit, on Saturday the Goth inst We have
frequently had the pleasure Of hearing the
Bakers, in the east, and cannot help recon,
mending them, fully, 10 the encouragement
of all he lovers Of song, in this community
We hope that they will receive such a wei,
come as heir wide spread merit, and exalted
atainmenis should secure for them among
every intelligent people.
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CONGRESS
BN SENATE

WEDNESDAY, Anil 4, lsbo

AAsNnaisNrs fa THE cuNsTifUfiaS,
MseUNDGRwOoD. ldss 10 ptesrat ,hi
lria' ttsoiatieh Of which gave notice lev
t"oiniRgs since, in usuat tlhi 4, may le N
she liable Snd be printed. Hereafter, when
shall ask Us refetrnre, shall beg leave d
The Senate TO slate The ubieel, | have in view
presenting h,
The resolution IA US f,llnws;
Resoir'd. bg the SrHats dad House oi
Representatives. Of he Uahed States Of A
saeried "a Congress assembled. That Tie fol.
lowinR amendments 10 the Constitution be
proposed and recommended To the oRlsnure
lures Of the several States for iheil raiiiiea4
tian, 10 vii:
Amend The seventh section If tho A 81 az.
4lcle, by striking ott the words, "twu thirdp
of THAI Ilons !" wherever they occur, and IN
sef The words, "a m'iorly uf all The mem
,bers To whirh'ihnt House may 10 entilied.n
Amend the iifsl eeelion Of the second ari
cle, by Inserting after lle words, "fuareen
Years resident within The United States"
The following wotls, ''nur shal the person
elected bd eligible ttthal office Tor the sne-
lecading four yoals after the expiration Of The
Term ior which he was elccled."
Amend The FIRST section Of he third article,
ly adding 'hcroln the flowiug, .swheneger n
maturity Of all the lnemLels 10 which the
Senate is entitled by law. and d ltE mti,fltg
81 the members Of The House Of Rapresenta.
tises, shall CONCUR. N an address totke Pies
,tIeir, tor the removal Of any judge. his office
shail be vacant f'om The day Of The delivery
i.'i IL such address, and the President shall pfo-
.by,law."
Amend the Constitution BY The two addi-
tional articles. following:
ART' H. Thetanute Of all Offices. and the
mode Of removal from office, shall be repu.
lated by law, those cases excepted wa:ch ate
provided for in the CONSTITUTIONS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

DIED, al his residence in Athens township,
on Ffd'y, the l2th inst Mr.. JosuuA Dick
ERsoN, aged II years and days,
Joshua DickeEson was one Of the first set
tiers Of This section Of he State Of Ohio; and
hence, with his few neighbcrs, most Of " HON
have been gathered 10 their fathers, he en-
'coun'ered all The hardslnps and privnions OF
n pioneer life. lie well fulfilled lis destiny.
He had reared large family, we'll calculated
TO reflect honor upon its parent stock, amag.
sed full competency Of this worlds goods,
lived in the enjoyment Of the esteem ard
confidence of his negtbors and friends. and
died lamented by all who knew him. Who
could be ambitious for a different memory.
He acted well his part, and passed from his
sphere in life, in The full confidence of an
Immortality oS happiness.
Mr.. Dickerson died suddenly, from dis
ease of the heart, it is supposed,
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and Representatives 10 vote l0t the Wlma
pf6vlse. lie expressed pleasure in plesear
ing the Resalaiiehs, remarking thai they
we're pence Offering, aud hoping they would
be received as such,
Nj. Dnuglas presented memorial form
The fee navigation Of ST. Lawrence river
lie hoped that action would be taken ia time
To secure hew outlet fot the fall tFade OI
The wesl
Mr.. Seward moved that the memorial be
printed, but eohlended that the EIie Canal
supplied all facilities necessary for the eonl>
inefes Of the west.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

Auction, AUcT1oNT!- We are requested
by A. ", Bostwick toannounce to the public
that he will sell, at public auction, his entire
stock of Books stationery, &c, during the lrm
Of the next Court, which commences on the
Odd of April, INST. We have examined Mr..
Boswick's stock of Books, and can say that
it comprises works which every man ought 80
heye in his family. lie, his sale be we'll at-
tended. Buy books Read, you will, by so
doing become wiser and better.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

Years rush by Us like tho wind. We see
not whence the eddy comes, whithorward
Il Is tending; and wo seem ourselves 10 wait,
less lIolr 1ghl without sonss thai wc 70
chaugcd; and yol tlmo ID bogulllpg man Of
lie s6ongb, as The wind. rob Tho wood, 'oC
their laogo, IIals wise mon, who like
lhe millwrg,i, employs every gust
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IIrAIING POWER.

>,riNn ijSEoukLLE en- PREPARATIONS
on the largest scale andls called er nloGs -
the length ana Dgss, or deterioration.
W"Iike youne S r. ToSnsends improves WIN lrsd
sd never by scicmtiGc The hghes.
h,aledae OF Chemistry and the latest Urfsr
Afs hasS ~ Az n I Ssysapara The Saraaparilia root
- n.il known 10 medical men, contains many I..s
speTle. anu sSe II pe,sined in preparing it for pro-
er Fermentation and acid, which Is mgLiou w 70 oaisI.
Some o. hs md are ost ia the preparation,
Il Ibsy are nsi preserved by seitnthe process sovnT
those expsrsnssd II rs ~ off IN yapor or as an
Lslafion under beat, are the very essehaifn if r.
tiss ofhe root which glse 70 az rnot iii they get dark
aired lgul which more from, the colotns s,;u III,
than from anythng s.se b sour mcIasses and
Ia, cali il "SARSAPARIiLA EXTRACT OF siNo
,';r%TptNE 'i's VII X iS OLD Or JACOB TOWNSHIPS
SARSAPARlLLA.
-Ni;. :. treparcd that all the inert proparuos o. W.
EarssnArilla fire. removed eyetyn&g ma s;scsd
scoT,ing acid or fermentation ~ oxttRc'eu aN
,s syefy parcle Of medical virtue IS seeurea ~ p,hls
IA concentrated form and thus II II r,ies Pre-
ID lo.ius any Of valuable and heahs 80; in ,ha
- ~ X tb9 Say il is made the powerful agent IN vi"
t"''N ~ Cmrc ~ fii..umerable Diseases. srv
Yf.r.s me reason why hear c"mnenaau"nr 1n sJH
.,5e IN is favor by men, women, and ehiiur'h'
tgjPs s9qs5s qs5Ti6N y hs 'u5 DYSPEPSIA and LLIER
rootsaiPL4fN9, and in RTE UMATiSSIG ~ IGtSTHVE FIVE
L4 PdLNpSA ddLi1NpSAt6NS G2S1ipssfnPELIE$S ippisfPLES aBLoTcHES
snd all affections arising from mcY1r, pr oan
....s q marvellous efficacy in all complaints, "a, All
,,ss from fndgeso from Asidy p ,ooS l % Se hsSd
nneaas ~ Sr heart cold lee and hands cold chs ana
G asshes body / has noi US sGuS and n gentle par
rsga., and promotes easy expecloraIoh su mi eYrTV
.on r.aying s,riclurra Of the lungs hroa' anu ''
s.hsr part .,,.uc. more naniiestly ant
.&psssisjrrd Than in all kinds and ssffss fHl9,- q,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS ,,.,..
,,isr. in esses of FYnor Atbhs or y ntSS
Is j,rsgaaritI Of the menstrual nsrl9as am VS.
- III curing all the forms OF ho'eS N D nsTs
aiatrctiuns. and regulating lhe ss". ~
:, - -"'-+'N e2tv %fT
the speeinl order Of tie day for ,he 2Utb
the Present month.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

0crWo have just looked through the stock
of goods opened this spring by MHkin and
Grimes, and can safely assure our readers
that il is both large and well selected. La.
dies and gentlemen, as we'll as children, to
find articles TO suit them, both as regards
style and price, need not fook beyond their
establishment.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-04-17

Mr.. Joseph s. Thomas will have his spring
and summer supply Of goods on hand 10 a
few hours,ard his customers are respectfully
requested TO call and examine them. He
says he Is going 10 sell Lafgans.
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sPONTANEOty t'o,lnUsTION.


The Courier tlss Eisis Uris, oil lhe 30li
erMafth, ls,s the daily Globe, contains a
eass Of spontaneous numbuslon, that took
place recently ia Paris, and which seems to
be SO well a0lhentiea,od,lhd It can scarcely
10 doubted, though heretofore we havo res
garded the cases OF that soft, reported 10
medical and scientific books, 10 be somewhat
arocryphal, If no, en,iFo abriealions. This
case is reported IN the Gauetie Of TIE TribH
mails, aud the report is, we suppose, official.
The persons name was Xavicr O., house
painter by trade, and hard drinker by prac.
lice, being decidedly Of Incorporate h0biis.
He was drinking with some bOon companions
in tavern, and laid wager that he would
eat lighted candle, beginning with the namei
which he had no sooner introduced into his
mouth thsn he took fire, uttered cry, and
sank down. The visible symptom Cf the
combustion was blue fame uponhis lips, and
those present, in attempting to nssis' him,
weresstupifed with horror upon perceiving
that he was burning inwardly. Nothing could
be done for him, and in half an hour bis he ad
and the upper part of his chest we're burnt to
coal.
So says the account, which we give as we
find 1t. II is believed, we suppose, by the
Courier, which is a Journal that is not in The
habit of either crediiing or of reporting,
things upon light grounds. We must con-
fess, though, that we should like TO hear some
further particulars of this singular occur :
renee, which, though not Unprecedented, ac-
cotding 10 the books, is sail al variance with
probability, that we can only believe finally
and fully upon the most rrefrsgable iesti.
mony; and if the account be not aoax, that
testimony will be soor forthcoming. We will
look out for it in the Courier, where, OF
course, 1t will be registered, we presume.
SEVERE WEATHER --Oh Saturday last, he
18th inst, snow storm occurred, winch
continued, at intervals, Until Sunday cve.-
ing. We have seldom. experienced colder
weather than that Of Saturday and Sunday.
The ground froze aud ice found TO the thick.
ness Of an inch We do not know what eff.
feet il has had apon the fuit; but presume,
as was the consequence OF similar 'spell''
about tIY same time last year, ii is all itjIcd'
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WANTED.-At this office, a boy, between the
ages of IA and II, to learn the printing business,
II early application be made by boy from che
country he can obtain n situation which may
prove profitable to him.
April II, 1850.
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peuded nnd 'haI The House revure useIfiuio
'EoMinhIee Uf The Whole on the State Of lie
Union.
THE CENSUS.
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Pennsylvania. spr,
krsted 10 the gentlemen from Virginia, tAir.
bAYLY. 10 Withdraw lis motion for mo-
ipeni, 10 enable min (Mr. T) to report bill,
D ON The Committee on The Judiciary, prov;,
dlha for taking The next census.
Mr.. BAYLY assenled.
SO the moi on was Withdrawn.
Alr.fFHOMPSON, from Inc Committee on
she Judiciary, by unanimous CONSENT of The
House, reported bill providing for taking
Tie seventh census, or enumeration tf lhe
Inhabitants Of the United States.
fae bill l.aging bcenroad twice Wy is title
--.- On motion Of tlf. THOMPSON, il wa
referred TO The Committee of The Whole OF
1fie state Of the UuUn, and ordered to b,
printed.
Mr. THOMPSON then desired 10 NOV,
that the bill be made the special order Of The
day for Thursday next.
The SPEAKER said, that the unan nou
rnnsent Of the House, or that moi being oh
ialned, a suspension Of the rules would b,
requisite to enable The gentleman to submi
lie motion.
Objection was made.
Mr.. THOMPSON moved that tie rule o
the House he suspended fof HE purpose o
enabling him To submit b s motion.
Bnl aileF lIief conversation with the
Speaker, Nj. J.. said he would sa modify his
motion as 70 provide Tint lbe bill should be
made tie special order Of the day for Thus
hay next. and from d1yi day thereafter IN.
r jil il shall hive been f ialy disposed Of.
The question, "Shal the rules Of the
Hntss be suspended?" was then tsken and
Aerided in tho Affirmative, (wo thirds voting
InIayDr ihereio1
80 inc rules were suspended.
Mr.. THOMPSON ihen submitted his mo.
lion, which was agreed 10 without vision
So the census bill was made The specia
order VI the day Gn Thursday pexi, and from
slsy 10 day thereafter aniI i. shall have bceI
ilA!Iy dispos d Of
TuE sEAPcH ron SIN gcax FRANKLIN.
Mr.. vINTON rise aud [very nnperfectll
lFard frop his distant placel was undeIsioo'
3q say, that M Saturday, iasI he hid receives
lf.sn die city of New York memorial pfay
Ing tie aid Of Congress IN The expedition npo
filing out from that city. 70 90 in search .
t,ir John Frnnklin, bv allowing certain sea
Dnen, some thirty in number, 10 te iransler
Isl from the navy IF the United State
u thai expedition. II anything was don
IN the miiier, il sauld he done immedi
asely. Eyesy EenIlegan was aware Of The IN
tarass sInch had been felt throughout ~
eivillz Il vol, ID lhc fatc u Sir John Ffapk
lia add bis companions IlstMr VI ~,
drawn ZIP joint resolution, and be you
nov mDse thai the rules Of the iIpiEe b
sistendod Ior the purpose of 'Inallhg bp
IL inlradurc i pt ibis time.
,r6s resolution vas ihcn fcad by ifs tife
ss / resolution 80 aid il tho search fdf n
1abn Franklin ana his conipnnions."
81. PRESTON KiNQ called Iofihe read
;6a il Il.s spsolu'icn.
4Hd i was lead EhIpngh
HIi JONES ealI fl the yeas any nay
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

''IS-'D1 y ~ pm % IOOU,
MIR. BAYlf moved ha, the rules he sus
pended and 'haI The House revolrc aselfn,o
'EoilmIi'ee of the Whole on the State Of lie
Union.
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"A metre is small fraction over yard.
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lfop NO Ala CdIDornid, Marok ist.
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

Tito bew State has been unprccodontodly
deslHwa Of domeslic news since The sailing
Of Tho February slepmer,
ThelIYes oflle Sacramento valley, lrib-
niaty 70 tho noble sUoam which c0urses
lbfougA lsmldsi have aluak back Into Their
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We are indebted to Mr. John Randall, fur
merchant, for the following information, for
wardcd by bis agent or correspondent at 81.
Paul, Minnesota Territory:
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the speei"l orderof tie day for ,he aOtb a
the Present month.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-02

Mr.. Soule stated that his presence here was
casual that he had been requested to address the
public, that he considered it his duty, and would
comply by explaining his course in the late trou-
oled debates in Congress, and in the country; that
he had been much mlsunderstoOd-rather, mis-
represented-by the public press, particularly in
this State with very few honorable exceptions
that for his justification, at least for his apology,
he should rely upon the recital of public docu-
ments which, if they did not show him to be
bameless, would at least show him to have been
lnisled by the highest authorltles-and such as had
msled others than him that the public messages
Of Governor Johnson just going out of the Gov
eminent, and of Governor Walker, just coming in,
had been transmitted to him, together with respon-
slve resolutions of the Senate and these unani-
nous, with but one detraCton that the messages
and the resolutions all spoke in the tone of
depreciation Of the projected policy OF the General
Government on the South, and of Pronunciation
against the contamination OF that policy that the
impression thus wildly made on him, had their
ike effect on Mr.. Downs, who had declared his en-
tire concurrence with the feeling, and their express
sion, spoken in the State documents that he had
any testimony reliable, either private or pub
lie, that the State authorities had subsequently re-
uounced their principles, and lowered their tone (;
and that the Governors and the Senate in Louisi-
had changed their politics. and that he did not
yet believe they had nor could he believe it con-
Sisently with his personal respect for the high
sl9'e Pe'So""se! "lo % 'o""teu t"ose
sPIIiiJu anu many positions sF"' AZ .eIs'i ne
should require better evidence OF SO Increu'oIe
'Erg'vefSa9on' tnah tIat a"Dfueu ny "Ho'e leSloh
Of printers devils, who had got possession of the
public press, throughout the State, with some
sparse instances O! eAoiC'Sin 'hdt however ne
might De deceived IN others he couid NOT mistake
niiGSeu-and that II all other reLances ialied nm
he ieiSback on his reserved nights and duty to de-
lend his constituents, even against themselves de-
luded INTO seeming acqulescence with the afro
cIous measures in the compendious ComPromise,
or IN the separate elements in detail; that he did
not mean to make u vain and vague harangue, but
would succuctly seize upon the least eguvocal pre-
| cisons OF the bill or bills
Beginning with the flri,iye hill he dismissed il
! contemporary, with the compendious remark,
| that it had mel with apoooisrs nowhere Norrh or
! South. Then taking up tie District of Columbia
clause he stated that he had opposed it in every