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CHRIsTY,s oPERA-HousE.


No ~ Broad Ray. between Grand and BrOoms ss
open ercry Ercatag dDpiy the Uesk.
Except Monday jan 81, which occasion they VIII ~
their third Concert Al the BrOoAiyn Institute
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ANTHONY RLkECkER Aacuoscer
1--WE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND %
y Twenty nfhst SNih-svenae- J.
BLEECKER VIII sell a suction ou THURSDAY. the Sis
OF January. lS, - oclock al the Merchants tx
cnsnge. The foioWing valuable property, va
On Twenty nfhsg : lots Ut ground The rorh aids ~
Twenty hhs Ani commencing 100 feet distant west nor
hs SNSy~uur each lo beng IN size se' ons and rear
oy 9 feet 9incnes m deph Onehsf he purchase money
remain bond ami mortgage or wears For nrshef
particulars o the shove properly apply ~ the oce u The
AlcfonseT, Brnsd a. NO san 40 l,S, 2Sds
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SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN TAUGHT.
~ LEHWESs. Prof of the Frescb AMI German Lac
guAges bess o. inform hs insnds and he public nat
10 IA. removed 10 .. ......
81 LEpSARD-sT NEAR BROADWAY,
4rf vii con'ine % give essons either thefe Or q pis
fxsplrnros - -
4 GERMAN LADY. quite familiar Win ne Lossf
\ language wishes ~ Place fefsef N family Were ~
cd maze beref assf o. hs sdy u he hOuss and Aks
a. ~ 81 =. H.. ce,fanfy 81 ID treafseat InsIcepLDnsbs
f-f-rsnee VIII be giVen Address ~ node. y. orce n
fhi. pap.r AL fef-f - Mr n Gr@-iey A'1F
,IFACFRR WANTED genleul4n capable Of
j fskiqg charge Il sehoo' nay bear u good
ouoorfuplty by n1medsfriy addressing Academy" Tn
oun~ Once with req name sod reference Is ~
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PHILADELPHIA
ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION 90.
q b MAIL STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA
For CHAELEsros 9.
"a. To SAIL WEDNESDAY rsh Ina-Ihs
[fSTN ar,r ara splendid steamship fHiLADkL-
-zP HIA, J. Gsilzgssr Co@msndsf. w go',tiye-
- ..u ID, Wsioe.day ne 5th Inst al 10 0elock AN TOM
= - s-as :. :, xhaT foot Of Lonbsrd-s
IN. sesorsmodsaoss Of the PHILADELPHIA are IN
.t5..sad BIZ a1y s,sansr yet bali sod hannS tsorSe
81 s,,s, engines Of great strength and power, fail
re.nce nay PLACED upon hef for afsy speed and com
fygt a., -.,.- - 4. ot,,, . No., nm,
A .bovs Will The steamer ISABEL 81 Ch.rissson.
~hlch caves he lot FEB. -.
Passenger for New -Oresns sailing IN he PaiLADkL
PHlA and rous Al ClarestOs, C. and pf"o>>'
directly ssTEs % fss 49,
Calm passags (stste Room
7fesfaRes ~
shin passage from Charleston W Hss@sA
No freight receiyed day Of szisins -. -
All tickets for passage must be pFocare' ~ us ~""Fs
,yIs C,sEre n soath xhsrvss FOOT u Lombsr1-a
w :. sD.e'' - 0 IOBs 1. LINTON Treasurer.
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INFORMATION WANTED -of THO
BOARDING.

DOARD WANTED private fsuiiy ~ fh- uppef
ID PAR " ra CIV hefyse. Tven'eh and Twenty ninth
rresrrsd TWO rooms viii he required furnished and
terms uoiefae Address - l. Office Hudson Rirer
Railroad. Chanhefsst - 2
DOtRDING-A Gentleman and lady may obtain n
ID are and pi.asauf moderate espvus" and p
gentleman mas also Dec accommodated the elk h'v o
rs,. dwelling ~ Wooster between Cssa snt Grant 80
RrIcrsUcts exchanged. 10 -
BOARD WANTED lady in a re.;eciah.e Or.
lDvair 'rinlr of where here lew select ncarttrs
nof Leo ard the lest references given snd
l.red Adde'S. stating Terms No .ff5 Post Dice lf'
.tOARDINt..-Geuie accommodations f1r gent p
bfnef and families without children. ~ - Broadway
nesf dnor to - Charles - ff,.
DOARD-A tine room on second ho"r. furnished or un-
Dmushed 10 DEG. with board a-o AZ allie room NJ IN
Beach - opposite : John. Psrk dDus
WANTED Boarding tor gentleman ard hi- .ie. In
w small private sui.N without children whrr" hey
have the comforts oi home SWafun iu or u"ar
Broadway Address. Immediately. & W } Al ih's oihce
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FOR sAIK-suiiablei for ~

1Church School o. Exhihu0n-from be celebrated Ac-
torv II Leon Marx PA1s Il . IN good order and has
hnk q Instructions sold because powerful TOT ne
par,or Al c. 7. HoYERs Foreign Music siore So
Broadway
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BALLS AND PARTIES vs. sSo'

AID RAfN-Lsdiss' white I'D whl,s ans
bars SAN Fesch and bronze AID Slippers White
linen bark add coored Gaisf BCols saabs for TINS
sou n balls ard pars-s Ladies .sd chdrsns India Rub
br Boots and shoes lGoOdy~aFs patent perpetual goss
81 he garogs ~ suitable Tor ms season Of snOw and
rall a. = E.seo1'l b hILLERs IA Css4lss.
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=. IN REWARD Soler from ,he basement of
stOLsmsrfre place dozen silver desc'f FORK. marx
o. Tomgsrs iaree silver Forss marked T1TQsrs old
fpttrrci Table spoons marked Il : io marked T .
odd fashioned Tea spoons marked + y 1d-fashon-
ir nfrked T Cd fast ored if-~rf spoons marked
T Bufar Knife marked T lf'hev vl.l return 'te old
fashioned silver marked X y K T and 7 hey Keep
tho ard -ue.-ons assef 80 WI Pc paid fr no
Ie~ very n ne properly and ro questions assrf
q 90 RAY T0MPKINS = W,Ist
-, OOO WANrED.-A partner either 'enf or a.
No,OVbuve, n he lonhinc Book and stationery hus
No.. ready established iu THIS city, To person WISHING
200 invest he -A and profitable business Dr.
nFafs nSrc-Bcr's seldom % be- met with Address Box
1f14 r q NeW-lork fH i-s'
IMPORTATION WANTED THOMAS FON
land DANIEL, FOX lsfs Of Carlow Fagu@. Queens
Cpuufv ireland who this country On March. i9il
When - heard from leg were n Concord. y n ANY
nforrafon concerning hcnl viii DO hank liz receives
ner parents ran F0N and Man Fox who are ~ pres
ant IN S-w-Yofs, n great disfre-sw % seen a. ~
C-dsr-si rs lfD6W
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Mr Nv Pom
Large rire-Co,ton Factor, Burnt.

CO >r~sR psly Ni'.user Tss>ro>, J,a -
a large tire occurred in South Trenton about
O'Clock this morning BY which tWo large Couon FACTORIES
were consumed neither of which hC~ ever. have been
operation tor several mouihs of them being The On
leans MIL large amount of uHchnvy was DESTROYED
onc Of The buildings hunt t. the ground ami the other
wss partially Consumed one of them. ! understand be
icngei ~ the WHterfowcr COMPANY and The other. ~
Gently occupied nv Rcla Badger. Esg held by TIE
Irenlon Banking ComPsny. The damage 10 not known ye
SIFRtNk CoURl or IRE UNITED SIAft>.-
hashisgtoa "Wednesday, Jan =. iSN-No - Edmund
Caldwell the United States I'm eTror Ia the Circuit
Court of the [ : Tor Fast fennsy lNania Mr. Justice
Wayne delivered The opinion Of The Court reversing n
d mrut ot ss Circuit Court IA this cause aud ienanciug
ne same with directions To SAID Circuit Court 10 enter
dssnsnce IT the ud of the District Court sud 10
remand The to the said District Court with directions
to that Court 10 awsd iscias 30 novo, snd Tor ti
thct rrcceengs IN be- had therein IN conformity 10 tie
crurn OF tbs Court Ne ~. Daniel Grove appellant
John Mel bhees executor 81 a. The alignment oi tins
was continued by MI Davis for the appellant and bv
MesIs Smith and Mefeiuh ior the appeNees Adjourned
III tomorrow Al Ii O'Clock
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MIR. DITsoNs BOOK or TRAVELS


Now READY -STRlNGER \ TOWNSEND publ 81
NCrcas-ia Or Tour fo me Caucasus. by Gen lei 90
'an OHson vol 9to. : N The publishes confidently
m forth 200, book uf travels both n respect n the vsue
bin. contents aud the novelty - worthy place
beside The productions of Lsysfi and Sephcus The Bos
t.H UItiV idr.tfu.y -ay-
Intensely ghy Instructive ''i rih1". n'1 a''
,-af forth -u~r from 'hs .h AH-r'fH
rI.-."
The Cov-nerci1f fireyf'ser remarks
.HrnfI HI n. nfnn'. fleiA 20
..... rnH- Shan novel emf n'srsf
f- Nnri Juara,l af Commerce N, N~s.~fg-r
tf-fIf nlsfei 'hr ~Yfs tls
The Morning Cpuyi>, adds
h.as rnnfsH .-sf fes HI affirmation altogether new w.
t- lr.f Amer rh lf- ff- f- t.lf nf sf
sfrra- .s.sa .rsrrf
NEARLY READY.
The Living Authors o' America hy Th0s Powell auI O
n The Living Authors nl tn4 land
20 rfs >TRlNGtE TOW NStND. p, Broadway
SINGULAR REVELATIONS.
lrNPLANATlON AND HISTORY of ihe Mweuou.
iLCommuuion with Spirits compromising tte rse aId
rrorrc-s of the Mysterious Noises m Western New foik
generally received as spiritual c'uniuu Gallons Price q
t.lis Frr .aIs by FONLERS 4 WELLS.
- sl- lJl Na-.au--t
HEw-YORK BY GAS-LGGHT.
ID EDlTlOS NOW RFADY-Pucr - r-ufs
DEWITT DAVENPORT.
lrIf Tribune Bindings Nasssu-sf
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AMtSEMENTS.

\IRiO's GARDEN.-ysrewen Festival On -
Nririav evennc January - an roslr vely last sp-
,,-sfsrce boz fhe Z ui'st States Hi
SIGNORlNA FORTUNATE TEpfSCO
,r,rr Pan her d-raurr frr Havana snd MeN which VII
axe rsr- Mnndsy next snd sSi also of
>lGNORINA FTFRA>lA BORGHFSE,
rror f her drrsrtnrs or The South m conjunction with
be- eminent arrests SIG NlETTl and SlG ROSl AMI 8
0iserfll orcat>la
leader srf Conductor S.snor Ia Mama
Among other pieces. Gems Of the Grand Orera. IL
PrOPHFTF. viii 10 sung
rAets ; each io D, hsj 'he music stores. hotels ant
80 hs doors
Door. open ~ = Concert 10 commence a. O'Clock pre-
r.,e'v -
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,I,ur GREAT MD GLOVES SALE AT BUI

l nFTTr> - Wake - sIll continues
Ilst rerrsi from fresh Importation snc'ler large i'
NJ sie. ami gents l.ti sud DARK French al gloves oH
= pair
.il,. .sii-. white Aid gloves. superior aush B. III
Gent. bscN sd gloves stitched backs = pain eusl 'o
tn.rr gloves
A.1s arse ion II ladies' 6ue 1aea handkercheis, onN
icd aud 4. piece
gs~fy other srtcs m he dry goods Inc corresponding
.o,V prices. GEO ri RDkTT, l3b W alAerst
Nlhrss S@t~eerl Broadway and RoVsrv
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p. MYERS. IS west-BrosdvSy.

NOTICE-Au persons are fortid r1scng ny boy
James l. Fisher bound 70 as AZ apprentice 10 ne
haiT-dr-ssn. business.
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puRTO>'- THBATER.
IrALIANorhNA AsroHrLAcEt Z. esIow 80 II.-,

Prcas-BoNes Dre.. Circle AID farqleue, - cts, fsm
I. Crc-e s.cnnd Ter b c. Pryale hoxrs 8 ard -
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HEw-YoRK BY GAs-LrGHr.
Mrn nIINrIrNE,s OWN

ID FDI1ION NOW ~ NNl -F0rr y 1rnIs
DEWITT a DAVENPORT
T.r.rra N..f.ffrr. Ma.
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IDa R01D 'c0XPASY r. 80 - f,i,sc,s,r.


nIyIDE>D.-NADlsOS AND INDIANAPOLIS
DRAiLROAD COAPASY.-The Board u Director
hare Us day declared senlsnngs dividend 81 fDsT and
hall Per he eapis stock 0ncinding ihe smOUn
pad n he scupt shares q lie earnings d ne siA
nOnns ending 3ist December asst payable sDd after u
Lh me- Holders u stock registered he uacssef booD
n re City OF New YORK WI! receive heir dvifeads q N
once of WIns.Ov, LAn.er Co. 81 Waist AL oths"
lhss ofhce -.
Certhcaies Of scrip shares be presented q ai
Once tor NJ endorsement thereon % ms os'"'~ ~
meni. Dated ads son, Indiana, Jan =, 10 r.
W n JACKSON sec'y N y y - -
n B. An Ihsislnent Of ~ hAs been e1le-, ~ s,s ~
q The unpad OF -crp stock Of tins Conf s-y'
ne 25h day Of January inst ls5e fsyn'sn. -. :. s
70 WinslOw Lanier Co 81 Wslst on a. 100 ryzlsSf
I'd "a he BOOKS Of tie agency IN tbe Cy u
Hsders VIII pesse present. toen - ~ -. a.. - =.
urse OF making The sed Psyrsenl "a W. "a II ~ -, ="
dOfsed ,hereou- Blg Wi y - : - =
MANAGED GOODS Pa srEAhLR hE y: y ans
-. os.I "a WOW carved st1cks and y-n1emsns Toe
sf1r s.sooand porte Honnais- 20 b sod very low
a. "a -,r,r.vs .ssortznsnf u watches lc~ery, stvef
- plated goo<s. sets, WALKERS eaks b<sksss and
g. zsa.,ds szstzbls for holiday pres-nts.
AkERLY \ BRIGGS, 80 s0wsry,
IA lux- eo<nsr Brocuesl
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Dr. Assistant Manager splendid entertainments m The Al
fefl,ou Al s. and i1 tie evening al O'Clock Tie ceie
rra'ed Aafuueiu Family having returned nom Boston siR
Providence viii appear every aierno"n lsnd evening if
Nc, also engaged The talented Vaudeville COMPANY
.,,lq-s,yi az 81 Neiny.s Messr Pete Morris. h"f
r.fr.d Warden Clarke Rn-., and Higgins and " s-ef
-aul.pe Peni. and snd Nesf \ variety NJ LapEha1b
-kric.-, Yankee Mc.anges Comic Singing and "th"f ~
.r,r Ifar. v,iIi boz given To Do" a. ell honfs me-
-, rlu 81 he BLACK Greenland " hale, enormous Living
-..r.n. Mammoth CrOco,iil- Admission - ceuia en-
ann ,rd., in y.sf. of ace ~ cenfE -
iHOR THE BENEFIT or TIKI HUNGARIAN
4 KFFt-GtES Mr FRANCIS ANNE kkhBLF
having generously consented Is request oi the Hun
.srar C0mm.tiss t rilF. io rad uf he above puf
-D-. ., Fis. a shaA-penan Reading NJ ti- Tabernacle
ar Tf RSDAY me 1ilh sast "a O'Clock doom Y open
l,y.p, Uog.s us Ney.Yors Hotel at Mr. Franci-s ard
VI Grower. Bookstore and al The door On he evening ~
,..,t.,toso,e - n
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WANTS.

WANTED- BTs very r-.7sriah.- your- nan Of color
w from ~ S1uh sslt1s-lon 20 20 Oh g f-- wi II
-. - ~ - or..-t. s-rrir-. s-- = si -b-
l--fl. 40 vel acquainted a I'D t- - ~--a..
81 sni re t--. ~ Pr -''-' a-'as cll t- gwen A3
1r--s d 3 .sa 1a.- -
yITASTFD ~rlf..r. rr .xo -rs7-r--7-. ------ 90
w ,~- rr-s -ooi -,0k 1sHer ~ -.-~- ..e ..s. 70,
s- r-s-..ri- 0r '7 fss- ere "' fr-r .r u.rf t
-.I -..- -..--.--- ar-- A. 81 se-..,t :. s-,. l..
,r1 ~@-,rt Avenues. f--i 1o-rr .-'rl r-n 10 80.
WANTED -i,arss'i'a,e. BY a .'sa.7 r--7e-,,.r g.-
w -o.- -l..a-H1 - N-i n4F-- 1 r"r-.-. f.. Hr
"a care 4- al. lorer-s.- c- -7'a 80 ,-i a.s,-.
q Erssrt Address r NJ Rea. t.a,rv Sru..-.
b. jersey CIV ~ ,--"oa
WANTED a -sa.,-oal. 1er,'oa vao. a1,s'-ii 3
1 c-r.to- r.~ a. eve Tesr-, sd rs- f -1'err Fl. r
-esf aisa1.a- Z sl enier7-,sns. f.-su- re-.ar ,.
tsl In ,.i ~ rr-i.f Ike to engse a l.-- la -- -
; 81 a r-ar. can Adde'S ~ q - u-c- -
WANTED partner So. 'l-r- ,.os.l't aa-,r. +.
r,e chance sni oT-r- "a lshe 0rlo-f OBJ s-T rre
--.a..r. as. .--r f,- I's fr-Cs .t Address "a ft ra.
-i-,a'-re a etc y ~ psner - FFNkW
MANTLE Protestant ,.r'ir- ,soi1sr = =. ...l.
W fo do cham nv p AZ .." = ma. F-.,..
farm .V care Hi chiar'n %" pr o. 01 I -rt-- v .I
t..fv b.. 0f reference" AFff a. p fac'1rT-s, 81 --
WANTED sul--ou by rrspec1l gouls vo-ra-
" -1 COOK ~ssl an ron " l- -en-TA "'rs r d
1rva'e family. Be'i o CIV reference given ta1 20 -.
'r days % - A'l = ~ -
x-ASTED-A situation - rs.-nsd ars -...l.
w stress h'u--'. in1us aff a-rate Germ A.
yr. sire @Xre rt seali-rcs- and Is NtHe 'n MAKE
ler-'i generally useful Alliss- \ ~ l-- ONCE = -
WANTED Young .rorney o- ro'lt.e-f ecrs
w rar,a rfA.r- charge ~ 'h~ Cpd mary attorney bl-
no.. N a- 1-- lr - -..r s far c.a r.4r.o
% given Atire.' BOX it.i Poodle l-5e
\NANTED-Aa active ,ouns man. tlai perfect 100
en- zoe good r-freace FOB chara-e ar1 ability NAV er
a.y lt lc Bower t@fr
SITI ALTON WANTED Ry an hore.t 81 .nda,
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DRoiDWAy TuFATER- Door. oren

BROADWAY THEATER Doors open aoi cur
ID ain will rise az THIS EVENING, Jan. -, Vii b,
prrfiTac, ne Comedy in acf-, "
OLD HEADS AND NOt NG HEARTS
f.flsf,r Coz, ..... ................. NJ NhrsIs1
f--.y Rural ............. NJ 3 axe
I,4v A'ica Haw,hor- ..........-.. Mrs Barrett
To conclude with fha Drama in SOS. called
THE LADY Ot rHR LAKE
FHl James NJ Nheat.cy Reisr'ck Dhu Nj pYou
Prices u admission t. Dives Circle and faqnetr, -
cents Family and rhrd Cfcir- y - Gallery ~ cents
DIRTO>'~ THBtTER. -noers opeu 81 a 90
ID comulsncs ~ 7 THIS kNENlNG. an - will be
PLAYED N. lau- hah.e coui,si- Il
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Chss Torrent. C W Clarke Frsnk kiuc-ut.....S Leach
CAPT Maguue O.. Brougham Aminadab Sleek Mr Burton
porul,r Ballad .............. Mrs Holman
Tocunc'ude with fhe Fsrce at
HOW To PAY YOUR WASHERNONAN
NJ Wilmington Midcrfis ....... M Hathaway
MARY Nhfe ............... ......... Miss Chapman
Prces-BoNes Dres. Circle AID farueue. - cts fsmi
~ Circle ar second Tier p cs Private Boxes - ard s.
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HLIDDON,- TRANSPARENT PANORAnt
NInE TIE NILE AND EGY PTIAN ANTIQuARIAt

Chinese Buildings, - BroadWAy
~ Admission - ceuls Children half pfics
Y B-The curtain ns-s every Evening Al H. and Wed
ne-d.y and Saturday Afternoons al a Doors open One
h.uur before each exhibition ~ fls-
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SAS'''f ouo Uy d NhO, Oy VII
tue OF the commission ho held under the
Government of the United States, exercised
the functions of civil governor. His ukase
directed that the convention should consist
of 81 members. After the convention was
elected, it assembled, and, by a vote for which
it had no authority, not even from the mill
tary Dictator, it increased the number of de-
legates from 81 to 10, and allowed the ad
ditional number, without referring it. TO the
people, to take their seats, they beihg the de-
feated candidates at tile election. In my
judgment it was the duty of tho President
to have censured the officer who thus exer-
cised the high prerogative of military dicta-
tor. If the President had desired to carry
out the will Of Congress according to his
pledges, that officer could not have escaped
punishment, for Congress at its last seseiQt
positively refused to allow the people of Cal
ifornia to do that which the military govern
or, by military order or proclamation, bear
ing striking analogics to nm order, instructed
them to do.
Who arc the people of California; A
world i'll miniature-the four quarters of the
globe are represented there. No naturaliza-
ton laws having been passed, there was no
legal impediment to their exercising the right
Of suffrage. The whole procee,ling-not
having tile consent of Congress, the rightful
Legislature of the territory-was illigal and
revolutionary. Irepeat, Mr.. Chairman, that
with NIL these irregularities we find every par
ty i'll Congress from the Northern States iii
favor Of the admission of California into the
Union-and why? For no other reason
than that slavery has been excluded by her
constitution. If her people had assembled
under lawful authority, with an asccrtained
population equal to tho present ratio of re-
presentation, they alone would have had the
power to determine the question whether
slavery should or should not exist within her
limits. II that decision had been to exclude
slavery, no murmur of complaint would have
been heard from any Southern man butt
undertake to say here, if slavery had been
tolerated, we should have found just rs una
nilnous a sentiment in the Northern States
against her admission into the Union rs we
now find in favor of that proposition; and
do not make this assertion without good
foundation. When Florida applied for ad-
mission into the Union, n large minority in
Congress voted against it, when every initia-
tory step had been regular, on the isolated
ground that she was slaveholding State.
Lhavc other evidences, Mr.. Chairman, of
Northern sentiment upon the subject of sla-
very. The speech recently delivered by the
distinguished Senator from Massachusetts,
M Wchster) anl the action of the House
in laying upon the table the resolution of the
gentleman from Ohio, in the early part of
the session, has induced the belief in the
South that sense of Justice had returned to
their Northern brethren. These .appcaran-
ces are deceptive. 1t is an illusion which
deeply dcplore. The Senator from Massa-
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,? s?.z,.g :: ss: IS SPEECH
atsIgs .s-.:s, 49, OF ~.
! H On ~ f.. OR r ,
SPEECH
H. j. NJ.
1CHAsLEsroS.

lss.s = IS afsfion.
y zee e, ,''' 9. 1850 g
ss 16{tse Being inaE Committee Of the
WI hole on the state Of the Union, on the
Presidents Message transmitting the Consti5
4 tutiop. Of California - :5s
I: Nj. ORR said
~ Nlr.CHkRsdAN:SIp propose, in tile brief hour
I. allotsdt ITO me, to examine and present what
conceive to }besN Northern sentiment upon the
q y the inevitable results
that sentiment. 1 believe, sir, there is
! ch 1nisunde destanding, both at the North
dHhe South, as to the extent and charac-
"a - Of that feeling L. know the misappre-
s fbsion that exssssin that part of the coun-
sss which LhaRs the honor to represent, and
SsS Sesire To- lay before my constituents and the
go bple ofsthes South the result of my obser-
iens since I have been member Of this
puse, so that they may be prepared to judge
VsYE5 tue proper means of meeting, counteract-
Nal sepeling that sentiment.
ENsitRsss sltssssI refer i to
& ls'lg5 Esies sHsist1ss sf tss
ssies meet at stated q ayoyed
irPose Of advancing. their RolItfiStaEand NOR
ss asnets; they appoint Their enilissaries, who
8NS Syerse the country, and wllo by their SLAM
asB poison the minds of the masses Of their
psSplo as. to the true character Of the nsti-
Of slavery. They have established
newspapers and periodicals, which are q cir
M culated in great profusion, notGo only id the
s broadcast over tie South, through the mails,
ls SO for the purpose5o Of planting the thorn Of dis
sssT ~ content in the sbosoms Of our now happy
and inciting them to the preparation
4 bloody scenes Of St. Domingo These
Iaries Of the American Ant-Slavert So
/, not content with a general combina-
against the institutions of the South,
& component part of the American and
lfign Anti: Slavery Society. in which they
eiWith Che zealots Of foreign countries in
u Sc MUST crusade against their brethern Of
2 South. Most Of tho avowed abolition
have, however, the merit of frankuess OF
[9st They seek to enancipatc our slaves,
Sc II true, but tconeede that it cannot be done
q Sg consistently with the Constitution; they
3ssS Therefore declare an uncompromising war a.
against the Constitution and the Union; while
S s. others, who intend TO effect the same end
baxe not the candor to own it, and hypocri-
lily profess an attachment to the Consttu.
ton which they are really seeking to des
Another evidence Of the extent of abol
4Rz Ton sentiment in the Northern States is, the
IsyomoGon of certain gentlemcn to seats in
ths other wing Of this Capitol. III allude, sir
sfirst to The: election Of VIM. III Seward. II
sf mialit be that this = factionn as the Aboli
aopists have been denominated, could, thro
their societies and conventions, create some
5 5 JsA nEon, and excite the contempt of sensi
esmen, fos their .fanat tsSisn; sbn
sS7 t0nld cornes sit pass that
Ssf cant Es it - said besjt - enabled
rom the th grsata NV Yost-s.
Inited statss yboss great
xOea
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Sr"noy /. Before the electors shall proceed
10 elect any town officer proclamation Shall he
made o. the opening of the pol., anil proc'aml-
u'n shall IN like manner be- made of each adjourn.
mnul and Of the opening and closing Of the polls
uu'I the election i, ended.
>. The supervisor town clerk assessor over
seer "i the poor collector commissioners of high
ways, con,'abIes and justices Of the peace shall
BE- chosen 10y ballot and all other officer, shall be
chosen. either
l,t. BY ballot.
2d by yeas audny-, or
3D. By dividing the electors, as the electors
o' the meeting may determine
$ 3. When the elc,tor- vote by ballot. al the
officers voted for shall he named IN one ballot.
which shall contain written OF printed or partly
wrttonmd partly printed tie names of ,b' per.
sons voted for, and the offices to wM.h such per-
sons are intended to hc chosen, and ,lui hn j.liy-
cred TO the pre- ding officer so folded u- ucol.lal
The coulyn'..
So. When the election is NY o.'lot op.'I list
shall b. Rep. 10y The clerk o.. Juc mu.Iug ON
which shall be entered the name ., each person
whose vote shall be received
.. When the election is by ballot, the prc,i.
ding officer s!al d.po-it the ballots in box PRO.