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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
TEsE FEgsST lNSFAANENT
OF MY
Spring and Summer Goods,
Is NOW on HAND,
Consisting Of Everything New and FASH
ionabIe in the Plain and Fanc;
Dry Goods Department..

+ WOULD especially call attention to the fol-
1 lowing articles, which in mt Of beauty
cheapncss and variety, cannot be surpassed IN any
mar. e, south of the P.tomac:
pr;n,cd musns, of every kind and quality; do.
,,..no, Orrandie, and French Lawns Figured
Ian Iannct s'; and Leno m;lsns for dresses Eares'"n
and Frerch Ginghan,s, very cheap; Ca'is"es rom
;je, TO pc. per ward The majority Of these CALI
cocs arc of the Taylor stamp, warranted "not to
rum"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
Make Way.

FVNO make way for new goods, a large suppIyof
ladies' Winter Dress Goods will he sold at
greatly reduced prices. f. w. boNNLA'
February 26 l6
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PAAACEA!

rr,; N,d.;n. is w,RR ,yFrp to be superior airy 9th
er preparation OF Sa rsuiala IN the "ord"is cured ana
viii cure rnorc csrs Of Srro.a. or kim EVIL ("Isunp
nn Hronch:,is Erysipcas. Obstinate luiuIcouS Erup
p,;s B,,cI,s Bies. Ring Worms, and Teller Scald
Head Chronic Ulcers. Mrrrnr'a d>c"s' !iirnhallsih
Neuralgia Liver complaint. lGipiai;on c W." iira DyS
nons, c,c tcn nnv ulhcr medicine discovered, and
heuc, il is ihc fes! purifier of the blood ever offered TO the
pubc Head the certificate Of Mr.. Brooks, and then send
to nnr Agent and ge, pamphlet containing scores s as
''''"s ISAAC BROcK'S, JR., CASEN
co AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS yoT BEEN ToLD!!
we the undersigned. havI: visited Mr.. Isaac Brooks,
kr nj the office nf Nesss Rowand Walton, $50 '!nr
e street Phia consider his the most remarkable
one We have witnessed or heard d0!
His disease was Srrofa and terrible mist have been
s ryrlvc wears. conflict with the Destroyer His Palate,
hr cniirr roof of his mouth! Mise upfcr Lip and lower
lii of the right Eye have bee" dcStf"ic MS race nearly
.,,cn mn and rart Of the law Bone carried away and
yet wc can give II" Il .scrlhi0n "i 'iS cast.
Ir & iniurns that in ,l'ary last the whole inferior
of his north as well most oi his face, WAS mass o
N ,hr i;h of January last he commenced taking DR..
Cueus Indian Vegetable Panac"a. which checked the
dsrn in u few days. AMI from thai time the cure has pro-
. rrrs.ed without iniernl!*.!ui 80
Npy flesh has supplied c place Of '':e deep ulcers. anu
,u,l hoJy d,i-urcd his ace sound and his general
health is restored =, ~ ,
We are assured that in he treatment of Mr. Brooks
case no M,rcurials Oiu;mens, or Ca>ic applications
have been us"d.,n ict, ne faacca alone HIS "f'"s"
this wnl'lrru! r,iamsc.
PnIIIr $. WHITE. Esq, J.: w. JONES VI;
Rev JomN CHAMBERS, w W. SrEEL'N", " w. ~ -
Rev. A. ID. GILLETTE. ;. /. >: h''f " W ~
Rev. !. T. NICHOLAS, f'ACoE rHiNCk, ", Ne
Rev. WM. UEIE, = -: toLES. .h'
Rev. f. kI*cAIp, :, j. W " '!"hnn' @ ~
Rev. LEVI BRINK, ,'hi.N '''t -, -, i''i'
And Thousands ot OILERS equally Respectable, WHOSE
names mi ,i,t hr added If necessary.
Eesir,cc west .c of .lciir"n street third door from
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26
Drugs, Medicines and dsPerf,r.c..,,,

The suFrcriher has just received . ne assurtnepi of
Permcry and Fancy Articles. .corrrsinc Fanhs' Ro.
sells and pseyos,s e Golden Bell cGosnes; Lssends
Rolssels Extracts Of West End Jockey Club Jenny Lind
Cronella ozn Bouquetde Caroline; Eau Lusrai Bears
Oil Bandoline. Philocome, genuine Macnssar Oil: Con,
rands Italian medcaed Soap, Transparent Wash Balls
Shaving Crenms Meen Fun, Lily White, Rose Tooi,
Paste camphorared penIce hair tooth, NAIL fesh ami
shaving Brushes; Ivory and Bone Rattles, &C. &c.
lorehound candy Gum Lozehgss, Yeast Powder in bot
les, Favouring Extracts of all kinds Spices, &C. &C.
Constantly on hand, a complete assortment of Drugs.
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and
Thompsonian Medicines Surgical Instruments Perfume
ry, Lamps. Garden Seeds &c,
OF Orders from distance carefully packed and the
quality of every article sold warranted.
Oct3l JAMES R. McKAIN.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26

Segars! Segars!!
A choice lot of Rio llondo and Cousolaceon Sc
gars for sale by F.bONNELi' q Co.
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G. Y. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Columbia, S. G,

Keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and fashionable
garments, which will be sold al reasonable prices,
The goods are got up expressly for fashionable
custom trade. and will he found superior IN work.
manship and quality. have also on hand and am
daily receiving an extensive assortment of shirts
and furnishing articles, choice aud cheap shall
sell no article but " hat is good and substantial
A fine assortment of Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, tromthe house of Bccbe e' Co.'S
Ter. JAM. If
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-04-26

Plough Moulds. Sbovrs, Spades, Hoes, Axes,
Nails, Pots, Ovens, Steel, Sc, for sale a.
Jan. 30-s--tf1 BQNNEY'S.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

The convention will consist of los members, and he
more will give the democracy majority OF the eonyna
though there is already elected majority OF radical "
Somerset. Worcester, ST. Mays and Calven cow
ties are yet To be heard from
German, named Frederick Butler, was killed V "
other German, named Francis Scbaetier, last nsa' :
Fells Point. II was tavern quarrel, SchasheE saoOD'
him in The throat with a knife.
Colonel j. Mabury Turner, the democratic candosN I
the msyoralty, has published address 10 his paw
manly, vigorous and pon,ed-which csnpo, fail 20 'no
all the political anmosities that time partially 'n
ened his defeat.
The northern mails still continue in a most irregular
di,ion II is quarter Of five O'Clock, and only w
three papers have been received from the North no
same hour yesterday. This ought to be remedied
Two weeks for such detention TO exist is qur
enough.
THK MARKETS In the Baltimore market this mornIns
were sales of barrel. How I'd -four 81 ~ b
market closes at 81 s7t asked, and buyers at si7s
Mills is held AT 81 rs. The receipts OF wheat have
modera te, and at decline on last week We quote
range IS n 100 cents for good prime reds 100
for white, and liz lis for fsmyho WI
The supply Of corn has been light throughout the WV
and decline has taken place. White Is selling
81 cents, and yellow Mt 81 a SO cents which mrs"
sdered q fair range.
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The Electro N agnesic Power.

We publish in another column synoptical report OF
Professor Charles G. Page, showing the progress he has
made in experiments for testing the capacity and appca-
by of eleciro-magnetism a motive power We trust
the report will be satisfactory those who have hitherto
been skeptca this subject; and it fail be in
teestng to those who witnessed his exhibition of the
power recently at the Smithsonian Institution.
The present affords good occasion correct erro.
neous Impressions attempted to be created by malicious
PERSONS that the experiments being made the expense
of the government matter OF private speculation,
and that the legitimate expenses consisted only in the
cost Of the engine which publicly exhibited also
that the balance Of the money expended beyond the
OF this engine could not be accounted for
The appropriation was "for testing the capacity and
usefulness OF the electro magnetic power, mechan
cal agent for purposes of navigation and locomoon and
the probable cost Of using the same" The execution OF
the law necessarily consisted in many expermentsmany
OF which noticed in the repor-of which the engine
referred to only The expenditure of the appro-
pation placed, by the law making it, under the su-
pevson OF the Secretary Of the Navy and portion OF
has been drawn from the treasury but upon requison
OF that officer, paid but upon bills approved by him
No part Of it goes Dr. Page compensate him for his
services which have been OF the arduous and indie
fatgabe character.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

DONE but il necessary 10 try further experiments
before mourning the expense Of another large engine upon
the plan above mentioned The rotary form OF the en-
CINE has not been tested although it possesses advao-
tages not be found in any form OF the recprocaing
engine There obvious disady anages attending
its construction but il is hoped that they will be out
weighed more especially this form OF the engine will
occupy less than hall the required Tor the
cprocating form II would very desirable that the
thus begun. and far successfully con
Quoted should be carried AT least beyond uncertain
issue and that every important pota should be settled
and particularly that OF It's availability ON an extensive
scale.
The power is peculiarly fitted for purposes Of navga-
tion if il can be made subseryient, and trial upon
scale of l00horse power seems to be me only mode OF
arriving at definite conclusion upon this point IL Is
obvious that preliminary such undertaking. great
many experiments will be absolutely necessary and such
only as one quite familiar with the difficulties OF entering
upon entirely field OF operation can properly APP
preciate.
Ia conclusion beg leave TO refer you TO the enclosed
report of debate before the American Scientific Con-
vention, recently held at New Haven, which will ndi-
cate the opinions OF OF science upon this aimpor-
tant subject.
have the honor 10 be- most respectfully, your ODE
dent servant CHARLES G. PAGE.
Hon WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Secretary of the Navy.
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THE UNION.

let us suppose the convention called in the FIRST place.
will Georgia herself be prepared TO 90 out Of the Union
as her measure OF redress Such superstition appears
too exirayagant for belief.
The New Orleans Courier OF the 29th ut scouts such
an idea
There meeting (says the coarisD of ''the people
Of Georgia" the I'D August, at Macon IL must have
pers say II did 'he people OF Georgia But, then, the
people OF Georgia" be nconsiderabe in number;
belonging TO Field Adams il was very fns messing,
doubt and overlooking with patriotic ardo as the IA
nous Rhet called upon TO make speech which he
did. and IL was three hours in length. He told the
people they must stand up for the Missouri line OF 80
stand, they Idle like heroes and like domigods"
The people Of Georges win not consent 70 Gu, sdr Sm
MIA bill. This, we think, is matter OF certainty. There
Of sp s "a sSs @as
preaching and inevitable. 'The wish is father 10 the
be confined 10 limits the State, and il would last
long for the friends OF the Union when the matter comes
test, will be found far more numerous than their adj
versaries.
Suppose Georgia, however, to proceed TO call con-
venon OF the delegates OF the southern States in their
sovereign character what then Is the country be-
coming sick of agitation Are they willing risk the
Union in such case will be presented to them
:. G4sndoeer. call spirits from the Vastly deep
Hotspur. But will they come when you do call them 4
For one State we think we answer with certainty
The Old Dominion will encourage such moveDenl
when the whole system Of adjustment has been carried
out. She will not dissolve the bands of matrimony
because California may be admitted into the Union
That wise and patriotic State, which, without any flat
terry undue prepossession part we regard as
the balance-wheel Of the South, will consen,
to dissolve the Union account of the admission
Of California. 1t is not of the categores which
embraced in her last firm but prudent resolutions. We
20 further and upon the authority of three members
of the Virginia legislature who now in ashngton
that they were the joint printing committee which
framed those solutions, and that when proposed
to call convention in Virginia to meet the Of the
admission Of California the resolution unanimously
voted down by the committee And is it now expected
that the governor Of Virginia will call convention Of
the people unite in any Of this description
Let correspondent be warned in time. II Georgia
goes SO. will not the South. Virginia, at least, will
not 60 with her nor do we believe North Carolina will
nor Louisiana, nor Alabama, nor Mississippi The
Union stands upon frmer basis than correspondent
supposes. The rains descended, and the winds blew
but that building will stand because it is built upon
rock
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept b, 1850
The ides Of getting California in State, Of set
governments OF New Mexico and Utah, extremely fall
lacous that no man OF common intelligence would hazard
without the Wilmo, PToviso be adopted BY Congress-
or the whole scheme oil adj ,inbes into atoms
lis the least that the slave States can accept and
their honor and self respect and the least ory
connexon OF the New Mexico territorial bin with the Texas
boundary bill became Indispensable ste-thc
part OF those communicating the suicidal act involve the
people OF the sections OF the Union oil
and carnage OF civil
This controversy must and mill BE- settled before nd
was given yesterday by Senator Foote of Mississippi in
the debate that took place the post
not to permit the appropriations bills pass Of the
oil the Senste his could prevent it. until
the House had exhausted its energies struggles pass
the senate bills. more generally known peace
was for lacking the territorial bills Texas bounda-
ry bill, and the California bill together and attaching the
Whole as az to the civil and diplomatic sppro
pfiaon bill In this way OF the disciples Of Seward
in the House, by whose and
spring the defeat OF Boyd's amendment was accom-
ed, will be brought TO their senses do not feel there
tore like In alarm for believe that
honesty and integrity will yet triumph over dece pon
corruption, and Senate bills be yet carried by respect
able majority through Congress
Senator Fooe has, throug this and
paralleed contest, borne himself becomes statesman
and an American who feels that his all in the
pePctusnon Of the Union and the preservation Of our in
and has hesitaed bes I'd lion of
or disunonism wherever raised It's shaggy form and
ton to the Unopesress in all his efforts TO adjust
controversy unfortunately disscng us and yet faithful
TO fault In representing the local and feelings
ns app 1onsuuenn mas noby won ana w
who cling to her institutions the refuge of
liberty throug hout the civilized globe.
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90 CIRCULAR
Posr orrrcr DEPARTMENT, Sept. 4

Posr orrog DEPARTxsNr, Sept. A, 1850.
examination post bills
received Of postmars, disclosed the
fse that published Euatons are continually dseaded This
alleging that their predecessors and others have Tor
cad the present quater be admitted
.s,.,. are expected 70 make semsee oous
soowss y all IN Their except only cases
Every department required
report me Postmaster General every violation Of The law regu
ssn and postmaster specially directed 70 send this office
POSTMASTER IN regard 20 e mailing o. distribution o. letter. or any
s.ssss y s%e p'asuou ~ ~, p !, nv ,, s %
1sss personally .uperiniend il. business
Yoysn clerks especially cautioned employ
vs Once. nor 10 pay ertrsvagsnt salaries such salaries a. win
es bes, services Of competent and faithful clerks may be
which needed TO deay necessary expenses arc 70 be
Sosmsssen viii see tina, arrangements Of Department,
NC s. p r. w so T.
days for the mail uip or different mode q con
c arrangements and hours q departure and arrival
and also every Of one route ~ an a. Of
Distributing Once. win mail matte, received .m Other Once
package the proper distributing separating ohhce that the
Sspsnsn shall charged with commissions for double
ro.,ms.er. should package. Eastward
nsicn Al e'er- and packages
s osos y ses q Of ss s"S
once Which, nsSs been Improperly such ONCE for d.,
% particular ONCE, the distributing once il
de fscs 20 once required BY o regulation and mi.
squsmsn po6 and report hereby extended every
wsrs IL to ONCE for distribution when should
ts rsguadons have been marked and any
TSs sssnaon Of postmaster. particularly the resols
NO. in .s,s S.'e sns e. s a.
addition Of the Of this
General 70 establish separate bureau
examination Of The post bills
rostnss,ers, with reports
suaries required from and ONE, ss%. Of Oh
in degree department against the violation
nd abuse. NJ. X. HALL,
Sept Sat Postmaster General.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

> .xE<.S The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will make
eAs four trip. TO Mount Vernon, leaving Washington al
10 O'Clock Alexandria I0 Monday September 9th Wed
nssday, Ili Friday 18Th Saturday, l4t The viii
Mount Vernon and proceed Fort Washington
passengers ample time view
noble fort
Pare tip from Washington, 81 Aetandis rs
furnished reasonable
The coaches will the Capitol " o'clock the
coaches Capitol 10 each
Persons wishing coaches distant from the Is each
way.
Fo apply Recsde Georgetown, George and
before
The The called the President will always be
the for the above "trip,
Sept 7-satTuhTh JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

This indicates the actual demand for new land for
cultivation and shows that it amounts to less than two
millions ayear Its, then, proposed give the States
(od and new, for the benefit OF the insane as much
land as will supply the demand for cultivation for five
years
The next project is to give the soldiers OF the war of
iS12'A. and to the soldiers OF all other wars Except
the revolutionary and the Mexican indefinite guam
ity OF land, supposed by calculation 10 amount to
90 900. 900 acres.
The whole sales of public lands from the commence
ment OF the system IN 1857 up to the first OF January,
ls4S, period OF sixty one years, were IA follows:
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. =, 1850.

Q0ME HssaS NJ LAWS, Of Monlgo Aisbama
travelling aseat for Axbsms Tsnnossee Nh
b. BRsrr. f1t.A
09Mr IsRAsL ~ JAnss, No. is9 street, Phadei
pha general travelling AGENT assisted by Mess. Wa H.
WELD, Jon CeLLiss, JAaEs DxERiHs, kick WKLLssroH,
T. a. EvAns, JAMS CLARK, and r. LOCKS.
00ME e. w. JAnxs, Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio Is
travelling States assisted by
snrTs,J DxHT, Jason TAYLos,J W. AsAsrAoHs PzAK"
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY, and G. sTsrraAE.
0U-Receipss from either Of the above viii be good
WILLIAM CouIpIs Richmond Virginia. general agent
for Virginia. by travelling agents PuLLEK and JAMES
THoaAs.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


From oar BalsAnaOrs Correspondent.
BALTIMORE Sept. 6-5, pm
The Reform Eiscfiox-Probdbt Rssut-Irinrtph H ~
formers = Mrnslaughtr-Coi. Taraer's Add,sn- Maj
Failt1a.-Markets, &c.
The of the election for delegates the reform coo
coming in quite rapidly. and very favorable
the of the democracy in ob,aininga majority Of
members. The following is recapitulaoi of the pcH
cal opinions OF those elected far as heard from
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

pORTO RICO SUGAR az Auction.-on Friday NEXT a,e
9Th instant AZ ~ o'clock H. Dodsss wharf cargo
Of the basque VIM Cbasc, Of
sugar Part represented TO be prime EDw g. WIGHT,
-, - Aneioneer, Georgetown, d. O.
Or Tho above sale IL unavoidably postponed
Monday he instant
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

II OCR and Key blank Rooks imported from London
Il few Pnyl BY the subscriber. embracing letter and record
beoks of dill rent sisebs locks being Mordap dnG
book locks each provided with two Keys.
aepS FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

THE sword Exercise, anSsd for military
uon by Brevst Major Henry o. Wayne, army volume,
1s5o-msny engraving Price u.
ssps HnANCK TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

Our worthy and able friend from the Northwest, 10
whose unwavering frmness indebted for much
consolation during this arduous struggle bids sleep
soundly pillow, and recommends repose TO the
people The country is sick of agitation 1t is time that
coun,ymen Of the North should command fanaiicism
to be still, whilst the South should place more conf.
dence in their coun,ymen in other sections. who are
bound to by the ties of common interests, and OF q
glorious in this great confederacy OF States
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-07

member OF the House Of Representatives polite
enough to say tina, we wont to make all our geese
swans. But the process Of transmutaton is sometimes
beyond our art. There geese that we cannot
make s,pdrs
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DIED.

On the 9Th instant aner lingering Illness in the san w ~
age Mrs DORCAs CALVIN, natv. OF Baltimore counS Ia
land, and for the last forty wei known and espseeo
VI this city.
Her funeral will take place. from her late residence on v
ID and AZ Streets Sunday pert, O'Clock. The ns
seqnantsnccs Of the family requested to attend wiho
invitation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
ELECTION OF MIR. MASON.

s .#
The case has turned out as we fully anticipa-
ted it would. The two or three extremist news
papers in the State are %iutteriug their little wings
in a paroxysm of delight, over what they call
the Reputation of the Compromise.
Winchester Yirginian.
We'll, the "case'' has NOT "turned out ae we
anticipated, e for w~e|humbly conceived chat The
Wing press, and their allies on our own side,
would have had honesty and candor e~nough2to
admit their Overwhelming defeat. For some FIVE
or six months, these same presses have been
using their utmost e~xettions to prove that Mr..
Mason and his followers were /" Disuniontsts, .
"Agitators,' &c. and because they were unable
fog any one member ofthe Democratic party
inthe Legislature, OF even a respectable number
of the more intelligent nd.iiberal Wings TO- be-
lisee their base calutnnies, they now send up a
shout Of rejoicing, in heralding forth their own
infamy and shame. Alas, poor Yorick!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
go NRW ~eoNsrITUTIoN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I'd the Hense Of Delegates, last wesh A1fs
rs soasrea4lie soH6wfne resoluiions which On
motion of III Crutehheld, wa lad on Tie table.
Rssolrsd That the committee on Privileges,
&c, enquire into The expedieney q Q amenatag
the l4ih section OF the act passed MaFea in,
IS50.entitle an art 3 ssnseot me peoz
ple upon the call off Gonyenfipn and pEest1sn
for organizing the same as "a dispense VIII sns
Requirement Of ceftifying & copy Of the amepfee
C6nstftHtfanStat the GeneTalAssemhy IND lsat'
sfbev nrosfde fnr fbmiSingtAestm othe peo-
bic oil the Commonwealth Tor lieir TatIacatlons or
rejection And that said committee still iuFtneT
eaqniTe into the expedleaey OF posipon.ng y
election for the ensuing yeaEa until ailet.ne
people upon the ameadedc
been aseeftained.
We heartily concur in Gle ProprIety 9 me
Legislature adopting some seton "a eonieEmis
ty with the above resolution. Whatls efnse
Of holding an election IN tIe Spring Il the new
Constitution can into eaacs before ne meet
ing Of another LegislatuIe-and What isthe
use of wasting all the time which must inter-
=yene betweehsthe adjournment Of the Gonyens
ton. which, at the farthest, cannot be longer
than the month of May and tile meeting Of
the Legislature at the close 81 tie year; and
then further, to await until the spring Of 1862
as the time for submitting tie new Gonstitn.
ton to the people;
1.-THE Convention terminate ~ iabors by the
LIST of AprTl or Mays as ttsy nosdaubt will, a
vote Of the people should sc had onsthe Con.
~stitution about the middle 6l June or9Julys and
if adopted, an election for officers provided un-
der ii, could be- held list October 1851. The
people Of the State desire a thorough and com.
plete change in the organic law Of the State,
- ILL