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-.-;.od and energetic application Of the mo-
o""'"s ~; faculties with which ms o'c"o, eh
4 I'D him loud chees) Si sd! 49, ~ ,h. ambition
do''eu , = indeed an OBJECT wolhy ~ w ~, ,rn-n
reore a M ,.ho NAV live in The land and ls'e"'a
.i os ~" I III those ,ho may think any
fair orc fer end,avon" TO riasr W;bscrs But sir.
""ls'l ma az L,yc moi in foreign policy a'hc any
h; - lrit The confidence oil Tie country ~, e ,noy
''I W 49,, ,,h,,hcr in this matter or Ill uiat ~ -.
contend, '''a'' w. tho o,ip,,ns of person oi ao'
and indie. il is hard as we az hi'" y, Of men
and nriya;e experience 10 ma al. ~ b.v NAV not
,ure.pr ,.uelv in any matter on v. ~, r.s ard cir
as'ee'.i s.ss.d cl the details of me acI ~ -, ,r
uu,I,nc and reasons and conditions ,hsr Ji,rcn-
,onyc say that maxim? low, rorahly lie expected
os o ori,ion which fairly anu ~ ma, the
ces OF otii"" cnr,,- in general will maih. 49,,
ri,cincs that be actd of our proceed
P'':''i .;,r r,l and directing cohls "a ' !.r ~
IONS a. te gei.'; @ on;non deserve the apifo2nnvn !"
rs, ard icifiessy challenge 'hc w. ,,oht l,cf,
House may give on The question wa. constitutional country,
= s rniiical as commercial as i ,h f,rei.n poii.
u Is = i n,ncpls which have govcfn'u ', A., - ~
~ Of Her Maestys Government m,r bc,r( which
:. " nv lion 10 our subjects abroad CieI'' 'b or
ordng pf''et I ,s The guide of conduct are proper
wv, s,,;, !, hosc who are charged WIZ ~, 49, laiI him,
EnaInd and whether a. IN DAYS ~ ''n IND saw Girls Ro-
=, m ~ 800. from nIguiiy when ne coha s"s ~ - rr
sen 10 oe Rirjsh subject shall consider h''Sei ~ ~,
liam Countries as projected by lie fi2'a' 49," the
arm Of his Goscinnlen' against '1 - win loud and
noble lord on rt~u''i"s 80
prolonged choeIin@.l ....-
,ress,s A. Cox, j. i. MAY, J. A. Jones ana H. ""'"''
;.I ly several Voters i'll the PeterSoaf. Nt"s
go 49,, Got. Convention Messgs Tim RNes mos "''
, Io. n 90, and iIigainson Hancock, were h'h'hh
M IN Monday last bya Democratic Distinct Convention W
,,.,o. from Chesterfield and Prince George held III re
,e,.Lu,. Proceedings hereafter.
Tb Senate of New Hampshire have passed the ioio"i"
resoln,oo aud the House similar ones:
r. Tint New fIampshire Yields 10 licI brethren 81
no Other State in her earnest, uncaicuiatln ucNo " ~
Union and viii shrink from no sael,tS onon and
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appointed i draft resolutions for the further protection
oysters unit; father legislation - the sGbecf, and report TIN
.,n.r la ~ a,!lpainri meeting SATURDAY next.
On motion 81; Si;l. GRESHAM. a committee al tiic VA
apn,iat,i 10 prepare biz i be- submitted - the neat Legs
:e til farther protection "t tn oysters IN the Cystic
..r4 .! The Kappa!aanpcs, and Tributary branches with
lne risdict II Lancaster co,y ana report the
tic adjourned meeting ~ saturday next
Oa notion the meeting ",oarn,t III! n'M saturday tr
I'd June. ~ = JESSE, Chairman
K 90. g. Mig,nELl, Secretary
Atan dioue. ,cetin. oi III rzcn- u Lancaster :iclc
NJ NJ Cont House ~ Saturday III, 81 ly lunc ijO
nan, Il; 4 resolution tie osiner meeting III" 1T.
juc WA. r. j--c, I'D, vas called u thc Chair, anl
Thomas Norris e.ns SECRETARY
IN, meeting yaH.i - ,ricr - lie Chair.
Ihc c"utuiti,. uqtn ~" protection .. Oysters until ur
tn: !c2i-ltt!or reported the following resolution IL wit
Resolved That IL order % protect ic oysters within Tie
IN. county, anu lp~. "i',.S adjoining ih count!
un .tlcr c.sari, lIn J.. obiala.. ~ IN" subject
t,c i. Igi!ans, consisting u the number o - to ~
pointed oi persons residing Immediately upon the water
a.r.- whose dItv il shall IL ~ observe and enquire into
al lie Violations = u. w aud Sc thai the penalty OF t''
,.n strictly eniosce; a,an-: al person, violating 81
Ii. provisions tc:coi whether sucA violations b. by resi-
Ut the county - ~ nDh-fesccnts, and i Ia or'f Ia
carry The provisions .! the .A, tie several nees u
In said committee shall III all cases o the Violations OF the
!w nlahn report thereof justice u The peace who i
an, -t,d -~c Wi. warrant !ug the apprehension u the al
fender: l., b, dealt with g. ~, IL" directs.
Wnri unanimously Adopted, AMI com!aiiic, Of Wig
iilia, ~ IT, llla.,n ccri.m.n appointed, y.l:
L. y Arn,l " l.. u. Nic...u H. !. liitcir Fuyctto
Eu j t. lciby, !. ;. Chowuin, J.. Shackc!ord !. |!
iii;un Jos. IT, Davenport, X huna"ay v; u. james
l.. Carter J. H. tG.!c, John Chownihe, T. Madison !.
u. Mitchell +, NJ rUfseii ! T.. EiakciErrt III. l.. ru,lc-
I.inr. i.vr T.. Y Duraw:y, X. III. Chiffon W q. iit-
c.,, rlos ( Callahan. J. l. 'rorse, Aos Ea-se, T. \.
tuss.a .;ng. l.ss.l = li4ziri, l. Leland Jos Br,n'
I. i; parce, ID. Oliver K. u. Edwards Il. H. Sh.ith,
!. i; !icNcnntA II. Garner. Moglne Gcof.p. l'S-r
tsf.e. III III. ti,orn, l.. q. >ieafnan J. W. ''rc>.Ji
N;. Slulae.- Nathla sp.i--- GU I: Tailor, o. Law
s.n !.y!i N.shy \ = iitr.ln, t.oS. A4a>iusi - H.
in.5. J. a. to& - T. hsaa.r ! :. FE,ahlc VI. {. C,.~-
, y r. ..rr !. Il. i.ocn, ! H. j:mr-, H. > iahowar.
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Mr. Crawford late Secretary Of War, has addressed ''
lei to the House OF Representatives processing - "tS''
The amount of money received By him, near Ssooeo on
account Of the Gaphn claim The legality ~ lis payment 10
b, left 10 the decision of the Supreme Court rms Is very
well rs far as i, goes SAYS the y y Express, iWhg) and
,erb,ps The only aionemen, which can b. made II
does not however meet the complaint concetnns "hch
The public mind sensitive ol The great lnecael 81
.hc connection ct Cabinet Minister with snci eain' lie
~ looked upon a. recipient ii large bounty! recefe
from the Government Agent ana Of Using ms place
and influence to the interest money which was ii'd
directly or indirectly through ms Agency Surprising III,
claim 10 Just one which deny, or Congress 10 ha'e
authorized the ri principal aud interest watch We
also most enphaticaly deny does remove the wrong
which has prompted just of thu House Of Rep
,senotiyes Al Washington and the general condemnation
NJ the country
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y. =. Yncxo. Secretary.
PUBLIC, MEETING IN LANCASTER COUNT

Aafcc.ng of nany citizens .! tc county d. Lancaster
called AMI held at thu Court House Monday tEr 'ih o
June 1850 III being Court day. VIM T. Jesse was called 10
~. n,r and Richard T. Mitchell acted Secretary The
s,t u Inc meeting hcin. explained ~ the Chair VI.
SAM Gresham lcrd several sections o the laws al this
Commonwealth. relative - the destruction ot STEERS in the
,apiarn,ck anI Cofooan rivers and addrcss, the citi
l.ns ~ ID his views and construction Of the said s,.e!a!
laws.
On motion Of >l,nl. Gresham, committee Of five vas
appointed IL draft resolutions tor the further protection u
oysters until father legislation the subject and port t
,..ne L. ~ iapunri meeting SATURDAY next
On motion .; SAID GRESHAM committee al ftc wa
aop.iat,, ~ prepare bin be- submitted The Legs
n,. ,r til further potc,tiJn al tn oysters the oyster
barr d The iiappahaanocS, and Tributary branches within
lne jurisdiction" Lancaster cons ana report 'hc sane t.
ti, adjourned meeting saturday
Oh notion the meeting aiInurn,i III! n,Nt saturday, ti.e
22i june M. z JESSE, Chairman.
/; cip. 4. MfgonELl, Secretary.
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To Ennrxp 7 Mosrls. Esq
. e The Fredericksburg papers will please copy
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RICHM0ND ESQtlHER.
rRIDAy MORNING.. aULf ID. I@"o'


pprs,nryT rAyIoWs LAST MESSAGE.
.orros ,c,, of the H. York Tribune asserts 'S''i'''
tho, pr.sJe,t Taylol's message fully nia'n'a'h'"s
of New Mexico to protection from icAaS' III" . .
REORGANIZATION of the President 10 render s"'' >,
,b last extremity, is IL be found IN Tue hep !.
Interior and not in the State Department ~ H., ),
,o,bna to DO with lis construction "f ~ ~ 80.
a Mr. Ewing who had The matter III ''''o e
W.. hr hands could the preparation oi S"ee paper
$780,, hocn co,fid.d The main features were "E'e'' ",''
h MAJORITY Of IN. Cabinet, and lis tone Is
" 49,, ;.,,,, . character. It's completion ana
o;ss;, ,ou,J il is alleged have caused The fe,'sna
w., a. ,,,.mhers of the Cabinet whose soca P'S''''
,,o,h not have sustained their gong Tor L. ''>
probaby hits the truth when nc say -, ., =,
,rr,; $50, occopnt for the Hon John Beii sSih our :"
advance what to tie te piics - NJ Na1;co ne
49,; NO, ,b, question of the admission oi 4>eN ~. 49,,
ns.. up" ~ hi; .vowing determination 10 sustain 'e
"'as, , , when taken. There Is i" room oi Cue
non nm ,yba, he would have gene mo Tue '' '
Tho 6yst change made by Gen Taylor $500
Som. If ,he Northern Wing Pupers call on MI r li"'e
% ,ubish and endorse this important State paper
il he done i, would be the nucleus OF an alarming
ment which might put the Union IN daheef
Tho ,dmission BY tie House .. Representatives, oil hi II
n Smith a. delegate from the territory Of New w"uu
ot 40 s,r,pgsst anomalies of the day New Mexico,
unauthorized by Congress- formed territorial government
~ s,o, NJ, : 10 Washington. For naay months NJ I'hs
,., knocking for admission into the House; but before hs
csc acted on New Mexico Gaer the auspices Of iie
t.ra, Executive leaps from territory mt" iad grown
STAT. ana her Constitution will Doubtless soon e "h ns
Way n Washington As the territorial government Is
merged in the State b. what authority Is Mt = admitted
Ne Territorial delegate, Moreoyc is no II" boundary oi
New Mexico now involved in dispute, and what ale 'h'
limits repre- semted By the desgaie The whole proceed
pq is irregular and vioative Of al precedent luic" and
propcty The nority anxious TO or,ns things 10
head
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The Senate of New Hampshire have passed The following
resolution aud the House similar ones
G,solrd That New Hampshire Yields 10 icl 'ie'a 49,
no o,her State in her earnest un'acunn a.sos' ~ r'
I.a and viii shrink from sacrifices necessary !" ''
sorv in iha siri, enlarged patriotism ana
6dci,v Ia republican principles in which II was 's'a''S'
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We are PANIED 70 lie above notice ifoI 'he re-
,esburg Inleiaencer Our lamenieG trend was one 81 '
most amia5Ie men knew, and he was CONSCIENTIOUS
* faithful in the discharge 81 his duties His eea'h WIZ '
urn bv the hos: of friends whom he gathered a"nfi
him. in this civ from, nj! portions Of The state
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The committee !hcr rose and the Speaker Laid aciv
House communication rom Secretary Cramio!i
that, N neuce Of hc acton vi tine House IN r.
IT, interest paid in IN Gal hin case tina, the llousr "
resc.ia,iyts "ou!i take the necessary steps To ra.
proceeding. 10 ,,~ he !eIaliry of the payment 81 ll
rc>,, and plcteing himself that hc will no, rii> III
nyihing tut he propc: construction OF the act -:
DIR when the interest was pad.
Tn molten II Nh Thompson. u Pa -" commune
w... referred T. t!,e judiciary committee.
Tho Huusn then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-14

Han SronN.- Part OF the towns Of Cumberland
and New Scotland, In this county, we're visited by
very heavy and destructive hail storm on Wednes-
day OF last week. The wind blew with great fury
tearing up fruit trees. and demosbine fences out
houses, barns, and hay aud grain stacks. The
hail csme down in great quantities az large a. wal
nuts, cutting the grain crops and broom corn into
atoms, end breaking windows in all directions
Among the heaviest sufferers are Mr. French, who
bad about 5000 worth OF oats cut 10 pieces Mr.
Hilton, whoee barn was blown down and Messrs
Jocelyn, Dsvis, Spsun, Relyes. and the wido~ Os
usBder all ~ whom lost large quantities Of grse
fiun-itees, Nc, &c. II W seid TO hsve been the
bssviest hail storm which has ever visited that
strbcn & the county Adams yop-.c' sfgg ~
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the Houfe take the business the Speakers table
Mr.. MeLAss vas prooe~diss With his remarks. whs.
mr. Csnrsn. ldrm.) OF Ohio, ross TO question Of
order, that the s.sil'ssn had gotten through With
The srrAsEs-Ths gsstlsnsn from Ohio Ia out Of
order.
Mr.. CBrrs- My point Of order Ia this the gentle
man Is occupying the door Without having anything
The srr.Krr raped bri,hiy call to order
Mr. BAtLr rose ~ make sn appeal 10 90 iato Con-
mittee ofthe Whole be Stale Of the Union all
debate on the Civil and Dipomasie bal Ia TO on
Mr. McclrRsAsp. dem Of m, asked vhsth-r In.
remarks OF th' gentleman from Virginia ssre In order
The srrskER replied In the negative
The House refused to 80 into COMMITTEES, BY ayes ~
Mr. MoLAsK resumed hi, remarks. to show that the
report does not answer the purpose 10 prevsnt the
abuse OF the i've minute rule
Mr.. IscE 90 address the House, aud several
gentlemen objected to Mr. McLanss transferring the
Nr CaRTrn rose to q question NJ order. Mr. MeLs.s.
be said, was occupying time By talking the matter
over again. He wanted no bargains.
Mr.. McL.sn was understood as saying that Mr. Car.
The srEASEE, amid much confusion called to order.
Mr. McLAsr explained. He had merely given way,
and he moved to refer the +, port back TO the Com
pittee Rules with instructions report the MODE
and manner OF enjoying the five minute rule according
Mr.. IsGx coucurrsd In the views expressed by Mr.
McLane. The report does not accomplish the object
avowed Its object was to gag the minority and
psl them to submit to injurious unjust aud hasty le-
gtsation, and II matter Of surprise TO him that
s sns ,s lrom 1snu Anr Jones' sn9uio MAKE
s , 1n instlumeus W u,InB .ne rtoposluon ior-
to Introduce the report-but the gentlemsn would
bnu ew ro% ths Tou'n Nno nsve an ldentty OF In
t u WIN DID: Two members OF the commttee on
nv, - S.epnens asa nsunmsnl we're absent,
~. ne vsntureo tue assertion tnAe neitner OF them
essented 70 the Propontion Inc proposition was Of
!ensive because ~ aoconpnsnes notnng, ana us oo-
zee. rs ntutipg IN IT'S cnsrscter restricts debate
o.wo mtmosrs VIVA. rgnt mas the Heuse TO 90 tbs
Aoiu,ioh VI 80 Hie"o.f ~. infoiVess most
ooious DENOMINATION one objection Is paramount; II
W supmit 70 one Preceaens OF amendments nov can
ING Sostn Psotect ilseu! Tne whole PLATFORM OF pro-
,ecuon WI De swept away II TINS amendment be al
VIII follow ana the south Will have no
Power OF feHt,ance. We are assahed Dy aruthess
sfgresive majority VINO are determined to carry out
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INDIAN DEPRE DATIOss, ET


INDIAN DgPREDATIoss, ETC.
NV osLE.Ss, August 10, 1850.
Galveston dates the 18th report continued Indian
sepredstions 200 attacked Capt Ford's camp ct San
Antonio Diego, and tosk several horses also Davis
Rancho, and captured train Of mules; Afterwards
attacked party Of "Mustangcrs" killed seven, and
wouE dod nine
wnd Cat, tht seminole Chief with 700 Indians are
peseeAbly dispossd They have settled near Eagle
from Csmspches.
Governor Bell has Issued commissions for raising
troops In almost every county, for Santa Ne, to be
ready to march on 1st sept.mbtr
Lieut.. Thomas Mason was drowned In the Rio
Grande
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Progress of the Cnoiera.

CiScIsrArI, Aug Is, 1850.
The cholera is disappearing rapidly here and along
the lima Of the river. II may be owing to change In
the weather, which has become much cooler than II
wac
HAnrrns FrRsY, August II, 1850
Nine deaths by cholera took place here last night
and this morning among them Sherwood, the carrier
Of the Baltimore Sun
WroBKurR. Va August rs, 1850
There have been sir deaths BY cholera here since
last nisht-smons them Mr.. Langley, superintendent
OF the railroad
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NosrcLE, August 10, 1850.
An English vemsn named Mary Gordon Who came
70 tns city year ago and has lived In house Of W.
fame ever since JUN red out Of second story window
isst night and died sh 0sty sitter from the injuries
ctited She vas at the tue suffering from d.rium
utusbs. Her mshnerH ana education showed her to
te -omsn we'll brought up Before her death she
told those pre'snt that she had father I'm Bsgsnd
ana brother - New YORK. both wealthy that she
bad ran a-sy from them, and they had offered large
reward foe her She ~ss between II and q yesrs Of
age, and very gooo loohiny
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The South and tho Slavery Question
Rumors from Washington.
OUR SPECIAL TKLEeEArHc CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR SPECIAL TELEeRArHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHscror, Aug. IL, 1850.
Mr. Butler viii enter his protest in She Senate jour
nal against the admission Of California.
In the House, the Southern members expected to
back out The North resolved for California, and
the South will attempt to nI an adjournment, and
hsbt OF the bill; but they will hardly succeed. On
the other hand, they endeavorins to change the
rules, to facilitate business.
The crisis Is at hand. Asa last resort, the South
talk Of Withdrawing. and leaving everything to Be
settled BY the North, in which event We may have
the proviso and open revolution Another caucus is
to consider the subject.
New Mexico will pass the Senate In q day or two,
thus casting the Who'll. Issue into the House. We
pect some trouble before they through.
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Fair OF the New ora state Agricsis~rar
hosfety.


Monday. September "a -Entries "a. be made al the
business offcs, on IN. sho- sroon4z. at the sails
Head bet-ssn Aibany aud Troy, ssd srtsAss ar
ranged
osved Al the sho~ grounds, from eight osspsk uata
hve =. NJ.
wedne,dsy ah The grounds 10 b. oe.s 10 IN.
Judges .khbitor aud msaber otls from o'coea
called at the sorietys tent AZ twelve pros~ed In
m.diately TO the dice hsrxe Of thsir dnai~a
1huftcHy, bth-rhs grouDaa will be opsri 10 ths
public from eight o'clock until ave r n hsngls al
allows the member, his wifi, aud f~saay under a.
years of sge, admission during tbs shes The Judges
win deliver their report 20 tn sscrstasy Of tbs bad
Ltss once. by tsslve o'clock Ibis dsy
ocl.yk up,h i've y. n The sdsre.a Ill be dslivvr.d
the grounds at t-o O'clock, p n. by PrOfe~sof
Amos Dtsn, 81 Albany. Tbs svaras will b. imos-
distsiy snBonpcst after the address, spd preniams
| ss srdsy. stthf Astlculiursi Rooms In the city
The room o. the xec-vu Comm vill be ~ the
D,,sv.p House where guetts Of the socisty and via
/ tiers. and d,bgstss are requested TO- call
| eosMITrss RtctFrfoT srp shRasoNss+rs
| PP Prentice, presisent; >. p Beektaa'a Geo vsa
/ John A King kx-prestdsne
| surTsrsrfSnsrrs ror rHr Gao o<na
| Cattle Dspsrtmsst--Levs v. Mou ~ william II.
| sotham.
| Horree-J. n. Burn q, Gen. J. I. B,A..hara
| fbpep-J Med Mcintyre, n. Bis N, hard
| s-ip. and P.uitry-z.C Z. Pratt, nd ,sr.ms
Flor. hsll.A Iho%p's, M. a, asrmss wsnds,l
Dtm.stie nsl-oiivv Phel o. n G Yros. D. D. T
Moore.
Dsiry IIall.rsls.y. vspf.,... JOSEPH Carr.
| Inpis men, hAl md ar'ypnds A Van Bergen, II
Enirspees az O.ne al a. Of Grourx
1 Wsserl Khtlsnd, sni uen J. Niele
/ hschin.t' &C C q Dennis aud isngsorthy
=. suHse0S, Cctr lpsJlBg s.ufs'.T'
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Homicide.

B.LrhaopE, August 1s, 1850.
man named Ass Ely vas shot dead to-day, ct
flysviiie, Baltimore county, tventysir miles from
here, By man nsned Morris, Who was employed
With others TO mend . dam beion zine to O'Kisho'.
isc,ory The properly vas owned BY Ely, and he OBJ
Jectd 10 the mrpoiog % the dam until Ne had been
pss his claim and he was about TO shoot Morris Who
In sell defence, sh0t Ely dead. 0'
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TE0umE ~ TIM CHNRoNEx NArioS.-ln the
smith, Moses Nickory wss killed by Chss. Tick
aneesky. both Cherokees. A feud hss existed be-
tween The Families a Thompson and Vickory fcf
time Past, and u v 80 a mat not male mem
boz a either " now lsh alive. 11cksneesky mar
rcd a Miss Thofnpsoa.
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IHsIITAS, TUssDAr, Aug. l3-TP.M
The brig Hope from Baltimore, has been wrecked on
sable Islsnd Her crew, cargo, and materials, have
been saved
Msck.r-l begin to appear on Sable Island
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Ats messipa % the d-moersss " kenuebsc county.
h.la az umusss en- Thsr-ssy last, Lot morrill, OF
aurusfa -.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor 20 nfrsssi
~ n a. Eco nsbse sns ftsnkiin district.
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by either House Of the Provincial Parliament. ex-
pressive OF devoted loyalty TO her Majesty, and
attachment 10 the institutions Of the province
These addresses represent, / am confident the
sentiments at the great body Of the Canadian
people as truly as those of the Parliament
Gemns0ien u the Legislative Assembly
-, Thank you' IN The name OF her Majesty, for the
lheralty with which you have voted the supplies
which are requisite for the public service. shall
deem il my duty 10 apply them with the strictest
economy, with a due regard TO the efficiency Of
that service, and the maintenance of the public
credit.
Honorable Gentlemen and Gsntle,nen-.
! congratulate you on the Improvement which has
taken place in the revenue, and the promise Of
abundant harvest, which seems 10 be general
throughout the Province. Nature has bestowed on
this province singular facilities for transporting
distant markets IT'S own productions, and those Of
ether countries and their extension and develope-
neni is an object OF primary Importance to It's well
fare.
had, therefore, much satisfaction in lately visit
ing, in company with many members Of both
Houses OF Parliament, great public work, which
forms link in the chain of water communication,
extending from the Far West through Canada to
the ocean.
The qualification derived from this visit was en-
HANGED by the opportunity which IL Afforded for an
exhibition Of courtesy the pat, Of the citizens of
neighboring and friendly nation.
have also observed, with satisfaction, the i'm
pulse recent acts Of the Legislature have given to
railway enterprise and mscsdsmised roads in var-
Gus parts OF the province, and trust that on your
return TO your respective districts, you will exert
the influence which you so deseryedly possess in
maintenance OF these and other measures Of Prac-
teal utility, by directing the energies of the people
of the province toward the prosecution Of objects,
in the accomplishment of which they have com
men interest.
The asperities Of party spirit which have exer-
cised, at various points, baneful effect the
we flare Of the province, WILL II may be hoped, be
miugsted, and It's progress, in all that constitutes
substantial prosperity, with Gods blessing, be in
sured.
Tho Hoe Speaker Of the Legislative Council
then declased that IL was the pleasure OF his Ex-
ceency the Governor. General, that tho Parliament
should stand prorogued to Thursday, the 10Th Of
Sc Member 1870