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From ths New York Globe


The Evening Journal charges Messrs Duer, H. Max
WE'LL collector Of this port, and Others with paral wing
the wing party We rather think the champion Of eman-
epatioa and The higher ia0 irresponsible for any paaly
sis, if such exists. Our neghbor Of the Tribune has
helped along with his philosophical isms. The wing
party was unit before Mr. Seward, in his attempts TO
democratZc il, made OF il the caricature which now
exhibits He saw that Irshmen and Germans when they
became citizens, generally united with the democratic
party; when, instead OF abandoning that portion OF the
wing creed opposed to equal rights and strict construc
ton OF the constitution he set 70 work. by all of
tricks and temporary expedents TO dupe adopted cit
into Remuneration oil the democratic principles and
party He saw that the democratic party was the party
Of progress and desiring TO make the wing party party
OF progress likewise he goes in for emanc patton abol-
ton, Wilmot Proviso, and other humbugs. And now
when patriotic national wings, finding 70 what results
Mr.. Stewards policy leads, refuse 10 follow him any
longer his oracle the Evening Journal says these ma
tona wings "paraly ze' the wing party We apprebend
no matter what becomes Of the wing party any Other
Than the constitution. will be paraIyssd Traitors and
treason, and disunlonss, and enemies OF the law and
volaors OF the constitution. and the whole tribe OF in
cendisry agitators, will be parayzed.
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shall be the exient oil aggression 10 which the south viii
submits thousand tms better IL had assembled
a. The Recorder, iheb rght when Il says the conyon'
ton the Uu,on Its menaced with desrue-
ton and unless the coneeaton about assemble shall
WISDOM provide security Tor the projection OF
risbis Ia the UnoD dslnon will ultimately be the
seult We love the Union much aBywe love u Tor
halowed reuem bsances fS he bsings co"e.s uos
ysop and the worthwhile influence texerts ana while
cosInuos the uson ouf fathers formed We will cherish
supesous ~ aud use our best energies 10
H. L. the duty of the convention 70 place Geo
ga in proper position before her sister States and the
world and we COZ iden,y look for such action shall
guaranty protection her citzens and their properly and
this will DO the surest way preserve The Union. ;"
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrrMoRr November As p, m.
Maryland Reform Convention .-Neu York Esoiox.--
Nsw Cunsrd Stsamer .--Forsa Case Scramble for
Ofies-Marksis, &c.
The Maryland Reform Convention assembled Al Apns polls
this morning, and from tho large number OF delegates that
have passed through this city, there doubt nearly
full representation 10 The result Of the
for presiding officer IL looked for with much interest IL
expscted thai William Cosi Johnson who was elected ON
the Union reform ticket win be chosen. though whis
members generally would have preferred amy other whg
The election 70 Oft in New York tomorrow will be
great contest only In tho city, but throughout the
State There 10 DO little OF no doubt oil the entire
OF the democratic ticket.
Tho new steamship Africa OF the Cunard line, which Is
her first trip om Liverpool TO New York, comb
IDENTITY by SCENTS arrive tomorrow, which
will give her ien.days passage The Cunarders generally
calculating that this voyage OF the Africa Is going 10
pluck the surels from the Pacific but bets freely offer
ing that she will do such thing
fhe supreme Of New York have affirmed the de-
cson Of the lower In the Forrest case, viz that the
Of Great, under which Mrs Forrest obtained de-
csion prohibiting her husband from suing for divorce la
another State parting with his properly, had not been
abolished by the now code. ,5g,a ...s
Our new mayor Mr. Jerome will take his Monday
next, and he Is almost down with applicants for Office.
The scramble among the wings will exceed anything
witnessed In this city Mr. Jerome 10 said TO have asserted
that be will not leave democrat In Office that IL he nds
democrat In office with wooden leg. he will cndeavor
to And wooden.leg whig to take his place. clean
sweep may therefore be expected
The number OF deaths In Baltimore during the past week
u.s. OF which number 10 under ten OF age
The --In the Baltimore market this morning
flour continued steady There sales to-day of some
500 barrels Howard street brands at ~ IS Some holders
unwilling take this price. City Mlsis held at "a 10
Nothing in meal rye -four. Grain scarce and
prices steady. Sales Of good prime red wheat at 100
l03 white do, l0a liz family Aour white do
ia 40 Corn frm-saes Of white st 30 10 cents
yellow 81 81 cents. Oats, 80 81 cents Rye, 6S
81 Provisions remain steady Groceries quieno
change notice Whisky is selling at a. % cents in
hhds and barrels The offerings of bee cattle at the scales
day reached l2O head, 81 OF which driven Phil
adepha $50 sold to the city butchers packers and
and the balance left unsod The prices ranged from
81 IL 81 81 per 100 pounds the hooequa 10 81 rs
and IS net and averaging 81 81 gross The market Tor
hogs is scarce, and prices range from S6 10 IS %.
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The New York State election takes place tomorrow,
and is probable that besides the wing and democratic
tickets, there will be third called the "Unon" ticket
The Courier says ticket OF this kind has been prepared
and will be urged upon the support OF voters in that city
and throughout the State Mr. Hunt lwhg) Is 10 be left
off the ticket for governor, and Mr. Seymour democrst)
put on. Mr.. Dickinson is also TO be sustained for his
course in the United States Senate. There is proba-
by, therefore, OF particular candidates both sides
on the State ticket being elected
tBaif. Sun of yesterday.
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Law and Agency Omce'


CuAoUr-r, NEWTON, MAY, n Co, VIII open thss dag,
ThurAay) and splendid Of goods
conssing Of y i1sAi - sNNh e eA
Moaeselipes cashuseres snd cashmere GEco~se
M M~rinoe, cashmere. and hsoche long shswis f8a
Celcred and white embroidered Grape shswis, &c.
with Of miscellaneous beonsins
~ of which they respectfully solicit early srsminson
oct l7-Hwf
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ARTICLES YoR the LONDON FAR.-Ths National Intel.
learns that the Secretary Of the Navy has consented
that the navy yard New York (ncudng the requisite
s,orage) may b used place Of temporary deposite and
ping Tor articles Intended for the London exhib
ton Any articles however valuable. may be placed there
with confidence under tac safeguards which give
projection 70 the public property 5M
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AN ALBANY cATHERIrG-The wing ratification meet
ing AT Albany appears to have been a regular abolition
affair, the main object Of which 10 denounce the
merchants meeting at Castle Garden and the fugitive.
resolved TO sustain the fugitive slave law incouect
The question whether the meeting approved OF the fug
tive.saye law recently passed by Congress was re-
sponded 10 by tremendous aNo .-Bah Sun
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LAND OgrcE cLERKsHIPs,--It is stated that Messrs.
Strong OF Detroit and Sweeny Of New York, have been
tafy of the Interior The Tribune says that the cabinet
have unanimously decided that the power Of appoint,
men,s and removals 10 the General Land Once vested
6.,d The Commissioner OF the Land Office - Bait. Sun.
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JOURNAL of Convention OF the People Of south
Carolina, Columbia November, 1872, and March, 1883
volume pamphlet
tary OF the convention; vol.
Proceedings and Debates Of the Virginia State Convention
ls2e-:D; vol. f 10 . sE 500
Proceeding. Debates the kentucky q
1sf9 vol.
Proceedings and Debates in the New York State Convention
1886; VOL
Erous various adoption
Of Federal Constitution 4 vols
Secret Proceedings philadelphia
1857, for forming the Constitution Of the United States vol
The Virginia Report Of f79 and 1o0o the Alien and sediuon
Laws and the Virginia Resolutions Of IT'S vol. #a
The Constitutions Of the various States OF the United sses vol
ls4s. teat'
cksy Constitution Of the United states, with alphabetical
analysis and other connected matter vol
History ofCongess during the frs, Term Of General washington
4 vol II
bradford. History ry
1850; 1 vol +.
Tocquevle's United and their Political Institutions
rke the Nature and Tendency Of Free nstutons Burke
the French Rsvolusion schomann the Assemblies Of the
Ascnan and other works Of political history and theory
American and European FRANCk TAYLOR.
Nov5
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID y. JOHNSON md HENRY ROGERS
Ii counsellor slaw, win attend all professional
business the Supreme Court Of the United States and In the
District Of Columbia will
business different public departments Washington.
Office Pennsyivsnis between l2th and 13
sout side Nov 5-dn
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An ola Country House, novel, by the author Of
"a the Gamblers Wife.
The Races Of Men, by Robert KnoI, NJ d..
Diagnosis and Pathology Charles Prick
NJ. ID. Published and mi. day received for sale by
TAYLOR O. MAURY,
Nov5 Bookscers 9th
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Concert or the Washington Philharmonic society.
THE Concerts the Washington
Philharmonic Society viii be given Caru Saloon Thurs
day evening, November 1850 ITO O'Clock pre-
cisey] e.e .sst#. s t-t#
PROGRAMME.--PART FIRST. ast5
l. Introduction the Creation, lui orchestra Haydn
Recauve, In the beginning God created the Heavens and
Chorus "And Spirit Of God upon waiers.o-
Haydn.
Rectauve, And God Light. n-Hsydn.
Aria, (tenor Now vanish before the holy beams Haydn
Chorus, Despairing rase."-Haydn .s.e
soprano Chorus, The works. Haydn
,. Overture, Cenerentoa-Rossini.
4. Trio from the Opera Of Aula-verdi.
Adagio and Allegro for the piano, with orchestral accompani
menL-Kslkbrcnner
Rectaive from Creation, Heavenly
Chorus aAwake the Hap."-Haydn.
PART SECOND.
/. Overture Bronze Houe.-Auber.
On Thee each living soul
Haydn.
J. Concerto, for the violn.--De Beno. FL - .Al p
4. Creation "Wth verdure clad."-Haydn.
Overture Italiana In Alsiera--Rossni.
Finale Chorus " The Heavens telling "-Haydn.
Conductor. H Beriyn
Ladies
procuring single admission tickets t
application ocer the society
Taylor Mauy bookstore Pennsylvania avenue, Ninth
street
Subscribers win admt persons each
concerts for $io. ga .t ss.ae
Tickets memberships O. each admitting
the reheaa preparatory therefor be
cure g above, Nov 5-Jtdif
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'ughve-slave law. Save = 80

a'a'e-save law, says:
received the proper sanction OF the two houses OF
and the President OF the United States IL IL the
~ he land, and such is be respected and obcyed
N M, ~ good citizens. have heard pho~ oyfnior
vino m ngarding deny its oonsitutionality and those
counsel violent resistance TO II counsel that which, IL
|me psce IL TO lead to bloodshed and the com
o. capital offences. II remains DO seen how far
w, aud crime" 7s' - ~ :
What will IF. d." say to this which D. viii
Beas Answer, BeUeriy-tbe black or the white bean
V'usas or Dexter l--Boston Post
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1-Medical Association Of the District OF Columbia
The annual meeting will be held the Washington Infrma
Tuesday, TO day,) November 8, at u O'Clock.
Nov5 Il. X. STONE, M. d., Secretary
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Nev Hampshire Congressional Election.

CosooRp, Nov. 2--Thc Patriot this morning gives tn
following returns copied irom The records showing TN
result for the third district Morrison, tdom
5363 Perkins, (whg,) 5,292 scattering. ls A Pn
raiy elects, Morrison is elected by So votes trHg4
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fFormev rsvfner Of y r. Dcw, esg.)
GENERAL AGENT for prosscuten before Congress
o. either OF the departments psbson land
Of extra lost horses property Lot
,ers POSTPAID sadrssssd " PISTON, Washington city e. VII
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The Hauana Lottery.

Nxw osIEASs Nov 2-The prize OF thirty thousand dol
In the Havana lottery was drawn by fortunate ticket
holder in this city
Nov 2-Cottou-SaIes of mddiing at 49, lSi. Pro.
vsious-bacon sides cell at 81 7cents Whkey-ssies at
30 a 81 cents per gallon. ,a
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Ar.at and Escap pc Of PhiladeIpLia Fsgitiye.

PIrtspusc Nov 2-Police officer Fox yesterday arrested
Patrick Cahi alias Baltimore Pat charged with being
plica tad 10 the murder Of waclan Mooney, during
not in Moy amensag. To-day while being conducted, In
custody OF the officer ,d arrested him, TO the railroad
de 10 s,a for Philadelphia he rescued by party Of
friend, lying in wait DURING the rescue officer Fox wss
badly beaten
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Destructipe FIRE.

AIpASy Nov 2The factories Of the Syracuse and Utica
Railroad Company, at the Oneida depot, were destroyed
by fire this morning att O'Clock The nfe was nfst aus
cove red by the the train. and 10
pos I'd TO have originated the blacksmith shop Ono loco
motive was entirely destroyed, and several new coaches
eether with large amount Of lumber, were consumed
Loss $50 600
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Iay- Elizabeth Davis, a Minister OF the Society
Friends, proposes hold meeting for worship their
house, street, this afternoon 3x O'Clock, which u
citizens invited attend. Nov 5
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Union Meeting IN Sauannah

SAvAs.An Nov. The friends OF the Union turned out
in large last evening ray and approve Of the
comp,omise measures Spirited addresses were delivered
ny number OF eminent speakers. and resolutions avowng
the denomination Of the meeting stand by tho Union,
and maintaining the compromise measures as the only
means OF preserving peace adopted Tho meeting
throug hout most enthusiastic. .4
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n3-Thc regular meeting OF the Franklin Lyceum
will be held this (Tuesday) TX O'Clock, tho
the 10th Baptist Church Puncua
requested every member business importance viii
ILL BARBOUR,
Nov5 Acting Secretary.
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~ DYER 4 MEG UlRE, Aues,one.rs.

ny DYER " MCGUIRE, Auctioneers. H5a
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY--on
I'll wednesday morning. November at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL
Louisiana avenue between streets, (thc nag desg
nate house) ali furniture, &C., contained therein
Mahogany Sofa lounges, and pa,lo s chairs
sidebosId, gilt mahogany. framed mirrors
| W.rdrobes, boreaus, bedseads 81
Washsands and toilet sets, IRE A
4 Paror, chamber, and stair carpets s t 1
/ Curtains, paror and chamber stoves
/ CrockeTy and glass ware, cutlery .ft' saa+ @
/ Mantel ornaments, framed pictures
Terms Over cas- sixty ninety days
| riy endorsed notes, bearing interest ,,p, .c,,,.,
| Nov2-d Auctioneers.
NEW STYLE sIIAWLs.-ws just opened cases
IN Bay shawis, making every price
say great equaed in the
District either for chcapness sie and we intend 70 keep
find every style THAI l. 70 had in variety
We have just opened 50 mourning long shaw Al various prices
and comprising great variety OF ses-any OF mom new designs
Also jus, opened pieces ciots
compng compee the most choice shades colors
o. which ws respectfully submit for nspec,oa
W. NJ SINISTER 4 CO..
. st Corner Of 7th street and Pennsyivania svenne.
NOTICE-we have this day associated with Mr. chas 81
Chabe y member Of our Arm Tne business VIII hereafter be
Oct. 23-diw CHUBB u sCHENCk.
BY GREEN q TAsTHT. Ascssenssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIOH-on Friday
the shinsant, shall SELL at 4ocock, m, lot No. g. and
on nor, B. between Fra streets ss running
months, for notes bearing interest. deed svsn
au'' --'A GREEN : TAsTET,
Nov Stood Aucuoneers.
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SPECIAL NOTTCE.-Iis my intention 20 leave the city on
II The Isl proximo which shall call those who
the 6rm OF Dyer Brother or me sssse q
Robt W. Dyer hoped they win be setued
not they placed in proper hands for collection 49,.
Ger % eost Late Of arm Of Dyer Brosher
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Massachusetts Politics.

BosroS, November 2--Samuel ii. Valley has accepted
the whg nomination Tor Congress, IRON the eighth diso
represented by Horace Mann ..NM 1ll-
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CONCERT OF the Washington Philhsrmonie sccs-
etyThe FIRST Of the annual series Of concerns o. the Washing
Philharmonic Society will be given Cas Saloon Thurs
day, Of Novembeto O'Clock precisely
The Of the society all times receive the
admit ladies and gentlemen privileges
membership, and furnish friends and
subscribers with single admission tickets Oct @-3uf
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THE unaerssgned. having resolved 20 abandon his
present business offers o hts large and well known pub
1.-THE columbian Of and sth Streets
immediate vicinity Post once and Patent Once.
stand well known require
extended notice AZ presumed Inst those DESTROYS Of renting
win themselves deems further
The household kitchen furniture, which H.
nearly will be cold accommodating terms 10 such
house hut should be entered into II
will be disposed Of at public sse Possession given immedi
a:ey. I."&as e.sattt -
OCT 29--dn J. IT. EBERBACIT
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rEA The seamboa, THOMAS COLLEGE VIII III leave
Monday, November Al Friday, sth Saturday hs Nn. ne
win land her passengers NJ Fort
children half price. -. c..,,o, =, az o,.,oct ss.,.
on cents each way from other parts
each For seats sppiy
49, eorseown, George and Thomas Parker,
ws.lipstou before me posf ssfn ,<~r.>.,x
:, vs o0ODsJust received, 6ne assortment o. wosed
sroxs which viii sell cheap Call and see before
an hand o Of last seasons puchsses which wc are De-
considerably
worsted and hoods
DO mi md gloves for children iAn
DO rsitcrs, sccks, and sfcckfnes, &C '
Il $3.50. F4a J. D. n A. TATE, l
oct1-N Al Kings Old stand,
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WIN. =. groNE, Jr.
eraf aTroprrv oovssrbIop
! once on Y, near the corner Of ifh street
oct lo-d3m ta.Iua#tEa
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WYMANN EXHIBITIONS
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Every Ecenins this Week.
Magic, vcntroqusm life moving and speaking
small bills. Doors open ~ commence hsfpsst
O'Clock. OctW
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\ VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTI0N.-on Tuesday,
November shall sell At O'Clock, ON The remi.
pau 454 fronting rs feet north
ee Of Sixth street west and 50 feet deep
property the Patent Once, and well
worthy attention wishing 10 make good invest
ment.
notes bearing will be given, and deed Of trust
| ~ GREEN TAsTET,
/ Nov l. 3tcod Aucuoncers
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MADAM BLAKE has honor announce 70 he cin1em
Washington that her dancing school now opsn
hpoo pupils Days OF tunon ~
o,s and half O'Clock 10 half past
e,cIoct and Mondays and Thursdays from
enemen Glass Washington Tuesday and Saturday evening"
from o'clock - a.. -.
friends will commence on e hst
Monday evening during NE
ssenemen Attending pupils viii be charged
a,la, sdm-rion tho season Oct Soec2n
ny J ROBiEsON, Aucttosssr. aaas
e,ppcut AToRs PLEASE TAKE NoTICEs--A build
ina lot on Of Maryland and ID street, win be
bidder for cash good notes. Saturday
ming o'cccklot No rs Of 49, being
from the front ~ the Capt
,o good position lumber yard bupes-
premises and positive. No incumbsncc on me
property .o,,yaou
Nov 2--3uf sstTbksat Aocnonce'.
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WsshtnEton nd AIesamdrfs Boss.-The ssessner
Thomas Collyer's Week.
Z aEL-S The fine fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
Sps win depart n the following hours. coach
coach, iek cents N n - n =
Leaves Asrandhs At 9, ex, u a M !, ~, and AZ
Leaves Wehin{on en- l0k, flk, ~, and
The Thom ccyer win make her tps TO Mount Vernon
week. II .0s.afstsN e4 ttIfEN. ltIf# e'A sMst
JOB ooRsoN, Captain
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Names.

The potent influence often exercised by
mere names is proverbial. To its name mere
ly has the Democratic party been indebted in a
large degree for the strength of numbers it pos
sesscs, and the power it has thereby acquired
OF the use Of names, also, as applied TO the acts
and measures Of the Wing party and Wing
administrations, Democratic leaders and press
es adroity avail themselves, 50 as often to
produce a very erroneous impression on the
minds Of those who have not the time or capa-
city to read, think, and investigate for them
selves. Thus the President is charged with
having, in his late message TO Congress, as
sumed position of menace" towards one
Of the States of this Union-namely, Texas.
Now, we all know that Texas, in the first
place. threatened to wrest by force of arms
New Mexico out Of the possession Of the United
States, and that her Legislature is now in ses-
son--called together for the purpose of pro-
viding the ways and means to effect that OBJ
Jet. This proceeding is not termed "men-
ace on her part, by those who accuse the
PRESIDENT Of having menaced her. Not at all.
They call it "the proposed action Of Texas'
A dcxierous use Of epithets, truly
The alleged "menace" by the PREsrpENT
consists in his having. in view Of this proposed
action Of Texas" promptly communicated to
Congress all the facts Of the case, accompanied
by statement of what course he conceived it
would be his duty, under the laws and the Con
stitution, to pursue in case Texas should pro-
coed with her proposed action'-expressing at
the same time most anxious desire that no
occasion should arise for the discharge of such
duty on his part, and earnestly recommending
to Congress to take prompt and efficient steps
for elleciing an amicable adjustment Of the
matter with Texas Neither the Constitution
nor the law, his duty or his oath, left him. in
his opinion, any alternative OF any choice in
his mode Of action, should Texas attempt 10
take forcible possession of the Territory. II
disturbances OF collisions should arise or
be threatened, he deemed it absolutely incum-
bent on the Executive Government, however
painful the duty, TO take care that the laws
were faithfully maintained" Having thus
freely communicated to Congress the line of