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WINGS CT BURLINGTON.

The Wings OF Burlington are notified to
meet 3. S1y">e'> ALI, on TUESDAY, the
18th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ, to nominate a
CJnlidate Cor TOWN REPRESENTATIVE
md the requisite number Of JUSTICES OF
TIE PEACE, for the year ensuing.
|. SHERWOOD,
Ci1irmdn Of IOWu Com.
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DAVIS DANroRTu Woop, Milton.
MUSIC.
10. Aim and influence Of Philosophical
studies.
CHARLES CARROLL WEBSTER, Cabot.
IL. Unity Of origin OF the human race
BYRON CAnpENrre. .NpSlGeH.
~ Protestanism before the Reform1ton
GroEGE WAsniNGro BATcuELDEu, DanriLe.
ID. The prophetic power Of the mind.
JosEPm WARES, BGterSted
MUSIC.
II. Conservatism, essential to the existence
Of Federal Government
JAMES BLA>cHArD Ross, Esscr, ". y.
ID. The Poetry of Sponsor.
MERRILL JACKSON Hill, DmriNe |
lG. The repo5e of Faith.
ARIEL Arson BAKER, Enosburg' !
II. The spiritual tenlcncy Of Art
WILLIAM PALMER WELLS, St. .EbGns.
MUSIC.
IS. The comparative range of the ancient
an mo Tern mind.
Matthew IItSeY Brcxu,M, Bedford, C. Z.
~ The Philosophy OF Hobbies.
JULIUS SERVE Hemmmgtord, I. Il.
90. The Political Philosophy Of Bacon.
MArrnEw HALE, Chelsea
MCoIC'
cANp'pHr t. 70" TIE MASTER DEGREE
%l' ''u'"'i
ROBERT DEWEY DEyEDicr, Bu'in ITO
MCHlO'
he performances OF the Graduating Class,
on ednesday, were OF high order, and have
received the commentator OF all whose pleas
urc 1t was to listen to them, The subjects Of
the OratlonS generally well selected, and eX-
pressive OF what was sald) are already before
our readers. The style OF the Speakers, eX-
hbltlng severe training, was remarkably clear,
simple and chaste. Words were used as
medium OF thought. ana not Tor the sake OF
sound II we could without beng lnvldious,
We would refer 20 the oratlonS OF McSSr;. PAR
MELEE, OF Burlington, Ross, Of Essex, y. Y,
ana HALE OF Chelsea as indicative OF supe-
rloT intellectual strength and cuItlratlon'
-Aftcr the announcement, BY President
SMlru, Of the degrees conferred IN lis; Of which
will be founl in another column the usual
Corporation dinner took place at the American
llotcl,-lIon. CHARLES ADAMS presiding. As
soon as one of DELL's best dinners had been
voraciously discu S d, Mr.. ADAMS ca led Judge
FoLLErr to the Chair and felicitouslv alluded
Z, Drrliprton and tho Co'loro nc ,ba,. ,roro
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COUNTY NOMIN ATOMS.

COUNTY NOMIN ATOMS.
For ssessanA EsarstOw,
Senator's, / a. q, sSliiatcsllDTC.
Assistant I Aaron h.. Eseach,
JudgcS. / JOHN LYMAN.
Probate Jadge, Charles Adams.
,>m,e's .inorney, a.. >. Phelps.
.S"rC, ISAAC ShCvvy
Hrt Baiff. D.. w. ssr0WBcii.
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LoUIsVILLr, AUG. q,

LorIsyILLr, Aug Q, 1851.
Additional returns received leave no doubt
of the election Of l.. W. Powell, dem. Is GOV
ernor, and J. Il, Thompson, vlsg, as lAcu,eu.n'
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s. VI. PETTlNGLTI.. & co, Newspaper
Al,ri,isng Agents No. 10 State Street. Boston.
Are Agents tur the FREE Pass. DdiiQ and Week
~. a,d are authorized to receive ADVERTISEMENTS
aud sCBac rrioNs at tie same rates as are required
~ lr,s Office. Their receipts are regarded as pay
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MUSIC.
!. PRAYER by the President.
MUSIC.

I
.. Mental discipline; its relation to the me
chanlc and man Of business.
ORnIN LAwRENCE BALLARD, burlington
3. The Scotch School Of History IN the
Eighteenth Century
EDWARD DAVID Lowry, Charlotte.
4. lmucnce Of Sccpticsm on the Intellect
ALFRED BENJAMIN WOOD, .Nrdrid, " J
;. To make actual its Ideals, the true aim Of
the educated mind.
SIMEON MELANcrHoN PARMELEE, Burlington
MUSIC.
c. The Italian Republics.
SAMUEL HrNRY REID, Burlington
:. The natural talents to be cultivated nc
c'-line To- H.. I.srac in winch they are r'cu
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.sinncses the discovery u ,jg5id ii Calf
iornis, there has been added ID oir gold
currency between sixty and seventy mil.
lions, ye, the Banks manage o hoard il,
and the people cry hard times, and The
farmers only getting SO, cents, l bushel
for wheat 10 the centre Of The State. "
What wbig times We have after 50 many
loud promises. Ohio Statesman, .las
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.
NOW 10 DETECT CoUNTERFEITs. =
y. Ekamine the appearance of a bill.
fhe pnulne have a general dark neat
appeo1ance.
q Examine the vigneue, or picture
in tlie-hiddIe Of The top; see if tbe skv
|or back. ground looks clear and trans.
parent, or soft and even, and NOT
scratchy.
3. Examine we'll the faces. see If tho
exp ession ia distinct and easy, natural
and life.like. Particularly the eyes.
4. See it fhe dfapery Or dress fi,s
well, looks natural and easy, shows the
iods distinctly.
~ Exapine The medallion cutting and
heads and, circular ornaments around the
Iigures, &c. See IL they are regular.
smooth and uniform, not sefatciy. This
work 10 the genuine, iooksns If raised
on the, e,paper, and cannot be perfectly im.
itated.o ssnns sgfizso9O ano H0lJ
IS. Examins tho principal line OF lets
tersof name or the bank, d See, IL thew
ate an UPRIGHT, petfecily true! and evens
OF If slipping, ,of uniform slope 300 .h,ir,
~. Carefully examine the shade or
paralleitulins on the face OF uoulsids Of
ibs leilers, 6sc!. see ifif Is clear, and
looks ps If coIored with a brusha i The;
fns and paraIIeilines 10 the genuine are
OF equal size, smooth and Deyen; coun-,
terieiis look as IL done with file. ) odg
8. Observe The round handwriting en-
grayed on the bill, which should bs,
black, equal In sire and distance, Of q
Uniform Slope, and. smooth. . This isiinr
genuine notes, invariably well done, and,
looks very perfect ccounterfsiis it TO-
seldom SO, but of en- looks stiff; as done;
with 1 pen. 40 .iEo oal 81 Hard si.i5o
81. Notice the s'imprint,v vor engfayer's.
name, which is always near the bordet,
or end ofthe note, and is always alike,
letters small, upright, aud engraved sesy,
perfectly. iaCounterfeiters seldom do il
we'll. gi'o ispm ssg ynaf daidH 81 "a
NofH, LII was remarked BY Stephen
Burroughs, before he died that two l.hihgs
could not be perfectly countetfeised one
| was The dye work, or portraits, medallion
heads; signetteg &C., andthe other ishad1
ing or ruling above the letters. ---Baak
Note Reporter. ibhs % si5qaq amos 10
4 4 eaef =. . A. u
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WHIG CANDIDATE FOR JUDoR.--The
whig managers at Headquarters for north.
western whiggery, Defiance, Ohio, have
put in nomination WILLIAM 'SHEfFRED,
at present receiver Of Public moneys at
this place, as their candidate for Judge
OF the Common Pleas 10 this Subdivision
Ordinary notions Of propriety should
suggest to Mr.. Sheffield his resignation
Of the important office he holds under
the United States, but we presumed thas
Ihe prospect ofan election is so SLIM
that 10 him, $500 per annum Office
in hand for IS months is mott be given
up fot the chance he might have of an
election as Judge in this district, over,
Mr., PALMER = Defiance Democrat. n
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DANrEIi SEcrR. II IIosmer, at present
Editor Of The To'edo Blade, when con-
nected with the Republican three yearsr
ago, wrote over the signature of"Scruta-
tor,"' voluntary articles for that paper, in
which he gave, what we may presume to
be his honest opinions, the character Of
DANIEL SEcUR, the whig candidate Tor
Member Of Board Public Works as fol-i
lows:-Defance DemaaIia7adieh e sssw
sit has been for yearsa misfortune to
the wings OF Lucas, that they shoaldr
give equal credii TO the (5egur) last.---I
Egotisw will always prevent him from
discovering that he is fuel, and self
complaceney, that he iileast serviceablel
when most enployed.isl His popular
defects and The general dislike ofthosol
with whom he does businesses should teach
him this. Open opposition and con.
sequent offence, will restrain him, bus
these his party will not incur; he is left
10 the consciousness, born ofrhis vanity,
which, while i, prevents him fromsknow.
ing that he Is despised furnishes kim an
ample refuge lor his iasignifcanoe in the
FIRST person singular" sis fRa eiil adq1
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seBafox chase. IA
This diglibguished 8 laiesman, in q lfl-'
tefaddressed to M. ,ller, Of the yold1o|
Rspu5liea and da'ad Cincinnati, ASe 1
You ask, What Is the duty Of Free Soil
Democrats in relation TO our Stato cleo
iiepsio b, he'd ia October next | will.
not undertake 10 answer that question;
for every Free Soil Democrat is COM
peieht 10 determine for himself what duty
rkHuites 6fKiN;I bGtI an 4aiid willing
TO state, without reserve, what course ]
4 feel mysslf- f-bound .to-fake, and 10 submit.
the reasons which guide my action to, The
candididdgmeht'of my fellow ci,izans
Il For myselY, then, ! say, that accept
the platf6tm and shall suppols ihe'ticket
I Iof lhe pempcEaic .Copyenliop hold on,
,Ithe 6th insta fiaI ~ 1JHVk 40 zfihJs
!, That Mr.. Chase Has declared in favor
o. Tie position 0f ths Democtstic psl,y
il ihs State shBws that va are indeSda
\ party of pa6sfess.. The svoIwal of sach
al accession d lev yearsosibeS would
have been impossible. olBm dvs have
,hrowH or sevsfsl loads since then, and
lwilh them aiiep ldomiasnss orahe whig
party, and EavS in' addition fhefeto' az
,racisdn 10 odf putty many fuo and fsdf.
i cal friends Ofnssdoh; AMI ibis without d
i mctifes Of anything motS tbah sornf Out
slprejudices, ana the qsbandonment Of i
4 policyy IL an,i-demhocratic az itgwas un-
s,IiSftdhaie. "'we ifdsf Mi. CHASE will
) |Gencefotih devote 10 the success of the
j Whole platform Of Democracy his lsrge
i|inaaencs and The f5ics iof' his great
4 talents willie With him, We oirdst that the
/, |disorcs between Slavery and the Gensral
el Gosernaient will speedily take place s''s !.
\ MI. 6. ia bis letier,' 'haassr the following
d remarks Oh lihe spifipof The resolutions
lpdssed at the Demo craiic State Convenl
!ltion: ~ AA''' (" 7f's .''F 9
!, TRcse ResoIuiiens distinguish BY
! specidl apytobaiion these radical d and
/. .l,ruly,democratic features of ihe Consli.
"iu.lon, which. II is well understood, could
= no, have been engrafted upon i, withou,
7, he aid ofFree Soil Democrats III the
i Couys6tion,' ana which enlisted siniii,s
e. bchal finot nv vote onlys but,rfny steady
. advocacy from it's promuleation,, by. the
Il Convention 10 i,s adop.ion by, ,he p.o.
Z Die. These proyisions oy m establish as iiini..
II ldamel,taf 1awtthe wHelp kdo1n views q!
pI,Re Democracy in relation ,otIfe populas
/ election of;pubIIc lseryants, the alimi,a-
/, lion ofIS,aie ,inde ,edn ess, coupled with
Y the prompt and honorable discharge OF
existing obligations; !. The equal taxation
,|of property whether corporate or individ.
Y IdaI;; ihe restriction of legislative power ID
Legitimate subjects 0f GENERAL legislation;
Z AID The repeaiabiIi,ycof all laws enacted,
,lby which latter provision the SOVEREIGNTY
\ of ihe people l is made efficient and Com.
Q plete 7oTheG same sound Judgment
fIwhich selected these provisions for spec
c 'Ial approval. .syas displayedia the Resciu-
i iion which declares, that the Government
'lcreatcd I by The Constitution is one. ol
u delegai powers merely and that all
nra M ~ nseost 81 a nd moi
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TX Comr1rHrsrs MEN The London 3 Times i1.a
praisina our Wing Administration Tor
saving Cuba ior England, Thereby hangs
a ,alei-Obio .Sfafesu,an, ~ fea,,s,
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or The Washington Union contains
the statement than Senator Berrien has
re,urnsd y the Democratic parry I, K, l,', a',
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-,soundAdvicc.

,1Thenfollowing excellent advice. is
given Ny the Ohio Patriot, relative ios.he
formation Of ticket that shall be spleas-
inQl iuq 10 !. s.lI,. We hope that II may be
strictly followed BY the Democracy, IF
Putnan, TO whose condition il equally
applicable. q KasdheredI TO, il will add
strength To-, he paf.y-if violated dis
sster and defeat viii r. follow lew in l't ths r
Every voter should bear in mind t5e
impossibility Of selecting 2 ticket that
shall be pleasing 70 all. Where thers is
a large multiplicity Of candidates, there
must of necessity be disappointment;
and ,by,ao ctIerion can the integrity otf
d Democrat DO tested so well os b., his
conduc, under defeat. No man, howe.
yer talented porI however distinguished,
should allow himself to- think that the
public interest hangs, upon bis Individual
nomination, orthat a preference shown. to t
anotheEIis q violation Of his own personal
lr;gb,s.daA is the i peoples, privilege 70
gipe, and tits, theirs also 70 ,pitthold ,U- ,-U---
When their preferences are once made
lknown, tits, the dictate as well Of, self
respect asgood faith 10 bow, 70 their de-
cision with cbeerfpIness, and by act'
rather than by profsssions, prove ihn
,be love which they bear their paHII!|y and lrnl
Its principles, rises high above the smaarrl
qfimaglnaEygFisfs cr ' personal r lddllssspp9n'
mennts. s-1l.a-a-lia .4ssb 4
1 or The following we'll deserved com
pliment We insert from the Dalpbo4
VracSe;aaai bGA .aen all lpd ssaaisna
bnJAmHs B, tSFEEDMAN. belongs TO, oul
own lNor,hsest, and is the first and cnl,
Candidate, fora State Office which aou
follow democrats fihe other portions o
the Sla,e have ever seen fiji TO give Z
this region which is the very fonnt .
progressive and radical democracy il
Ohio, which issal,pays reliable, for3 il
thousands Of a dcmerralica majority; sbul
liz no maiinsrI or by no yaci could. The
dslega!es 10 the State Convention, more
satisfactorily have recognized the claims
Of the Noribrwestern democracy than in
denomination Of Mr.. Steedman,Tai ooi
Two: ssccessjye, sessions Of e,he Leg
lislatuEe Mi, s, represented his district p
a time when some eight or ten cs:oe,pntie
we're included in the, same, and conse
quenily person from the same couut!
seldom returned His services in th'
House we're at 4 time when but few wer'
vet found wIio dared openly asow hosti
llity ID The mpnied powers, and IN co
operation, with few other srchoice spirit
ball was put in motion which has sil'c'
given into the hands Of the democratic
| party die rule Of tho State, and ebrcdgh
lsbojn. Ire adoption Of our glorious new
lConstitufion-aand how truly gratifyihgFi
can but be 10 Mr.. Sleedman and 1hi'
|fficnds ii sea him selected as q candidate
upon thsyfirst State ticket selected nlde
ltIIat new order Of thingsss .z,sdA, .aanL
snAs .oahe capacity Of James 3. Steed
man for the Office toswhichhe is-npmina
ted we.scan truly say, from persona
knowledge, That no man in Ohio bette
understands lhs duties pertaining y th'
office--being a man Of general business
qualifications; having absss.n. 4 contFafrto
Lon thss Publie verks oE libso Sllate year
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bsrl gcPSlmer's Icompetisorufof sthe
land lwshavc no doubt that he
is loo much of a'gentleman and aofA
lawyss 10 seskshzt hisimportahce should
be msgnifed Iby snliendeasofp TO udspse4
clatsl his loppouena ;Werdo hotithink
that the interests Of ihs Democratic parry
require 4 setorn id kind atiourlhandssand
would notireceNe il If iheyldid.wWe are
willing than our candidates shall succeed
upon The strength ofiheirownmesiIs and
character, and ifSthe' Bannerseeks Ianrels
by an opposite course It is Wslcomedto
them. We Have no fear THAT suchlauvels
canr be won with honor or wornwitb
respect. mid liifW isorlw taf, haross eods
80, ~. oT---r--------- <
INTERPRETATIONS senatorial
bad % oihias NomipatiohssililrJ ni bel
hThel editor Of ,he Hancock Journal
after gcopyingour aafdcles nnimadyeriine
on influences which we believed imMo'
per, by which the Sehatorialt Convention
was governed has she Gcllowings ehrm q
aasThe editor The Venture here irsin1
mates that no confidence shouldobe rel
posedain The Democratic party, and ess
pecially when a particular locality , is ip. il1.
telrested in advancing iIy its o'0t scheHissT a mes.
The editor Of the Venture y not giyesrr
10 making ipsinuationsq He speaks Out
freely, ans boldly and # he belle believes res hf J.
perceiyes wrong be says 50, i be be ,id think. ok.
liz his duty ~ 70 dp. The only reason reason + +
the public xepresent 70, calling in ip quees
lion the acts ofy a Conysn'iep i, that, ig ip
our experience fPqrly sc!ion fYr che las' fs'
ten years, this yas, ihe siagle exception
70 right and proper course, ~ # wFs lSeI
lissed thai .sno confidence bs should e,Is, bs RI
posed in The Democratic, par!y,naor ihaatt
q selfish and pnptiacipled policy governed lyaIssI
the actions of Democrets, we would IIat
Iopce sever our connection viih i, and and
lin that caseiwe should certainly not 60
to. the Wbig Party for a better state n N
lihipgs;a But we believe tbe DemocFa!ic
party 10 be,v party ;which respects and and
holds principle aboye msp-lbat aims ls.Is' y
elevate man and 70 d9 right We We have ~
never believed that in every act parties =
more than individuals are wholly fee
from gerror, or wrong. y i, ,men,like the
editor Of The Hancock journal that would
force parties to corrupt courses, BY i'm;
posing the penalty Of general injury ,oq .
party for the exposure Of error On ihY
part ofa fewOfits, members. By ,no mssAp'
prominen, or influential in iisranks. He
seeks to make the condemnation of az "
isolated case of wrong the measure. Il. n
party action, and We do not respect iltlheE the
political morals that can Justify such =
course. II Evidences 70 W, that howeyel
wrong might be the action of biz Owl
party in Iany instance, heF would neither
have the manliness or candor 70 seek e
- 4 - -
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'E1FE7 ~ Go U3s TaIE
olEovdr l,w Powr,, 4. elected.bv about
1ooo m,;o,,sI be;nn ihe frst democrat
s,as,a M q ,s' y ',bs of,;ca of Go,arnorsi N Ken.
,acIs q rsns ISesrs.@aoS Ss'i '4..dnort
'u.~y D.s 49,. ~. n..,o,,..,..
LIE I NORTH H.. y s " Ds.eoS'a.y ~ Gs9
Of 9lhe NORM y es,.la po.''Sn ~ =. ..S;n.2 nJ'
have pecome Prosetclal ~ .iT .neIl laulcs.. Sn
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q slldie,i,-hsIosed Cuba. = Whaieyefmay
be said Of bis conduct, capacity Or oihe{F-
|Vise, ihe MAn cause 6fihemhufs ofhbs
expedition ia in the fact that the Cnbans
did not Join and sustain him and bis fol;
lJ15R Fsab fadispOsl.iod, ds ths pre-
sencs Of the Spanish forces, Of which
there are some $4,000 on lhY Island,
wss The cause Of Lopszs ITecsivieg mo no
assistance. That the Cubans Gamble
satisfied with Spanish sovernmehtiis imr
possible, ,,bds lof the present they must
submnitt 10 H. About li5 Americans,
Gesmaas, &ca are in prison, ,lt she rsssts fp'
,he expedition ftcmisbis csupiEysamcuns'
|ixg to about 400, have been shot or sxeI
cuiea.iI The whole sffor. iof fyhs pfesen!
!7sldgu .ainrn IN noY lioi % togo
is.a PIP eRqishdfd in ma ,inds 10
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tl1IEiJ Putnair County Ticket adF
For Sheriff -Jous B. FRucHEY.gIris,1s
a. ,Comsnissioner raSAMyEL PERKEyr,
q Probate yudge--JoIIN Dixon. s,
y Clerk--DAvIp |. BRowS. nae 78'
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itTAn. -Dr, John Nj, Bsrnlisel 4.
been elected Teritorisl Delegate. ,s,,

LIFE N CALrSoRNiA.-The Sacra-
menta Times gives as q specimen Of war
against The Indians in the Upper Sacra,.
mento, the following account. Il is' an
instance OF terrible revenge such as
nothing but terrible Atrocities on the
part Of the Indians and certainty that
they were The aggressors could Justify
Il should mol be forgotten that they are
human beings, ,ha. they have had many
proyocaijoDs, and that The, fact that ,
few Indians commit outragesi il no excuse
ior ods people who slay indiscriininately
as iE the instance related as follows
| ..Abopl ! month since three men wen,
out 10 prospect On ihs Coast Range and
we're, killed BY the Indians. a few days
age, Mr., Sears, who owns q rancho on
Sloney Creek, while taking, a ride was
stoned BY, The same tribe, barely escaping
with his lie, The next morning ! party
Of .,sikteep left ,Monroes, rancho, The
present county seat Of Colusi, and aftel
proceeding twenty miles came upon
rancberia which contained, some siilxltJ sixtJ
Indians. They surrounded i and pro
ceededo 10 extermins,e the inha6itant'
afier a fashion Of their own. By lei
o'cock the next morning the party re.
turned bringing in sixteen persons, goot
stout, fellows, and all thai remained o
the tribe.4-They accomplished me .tsa
wiAteut dismo1nsias from Asr l.s n horses. :
Ala California. a.ns5, ago y,a u ia ~
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i,CSE VoTE. LAT The recent primary
election III me democrsts of Knox county
SamusI r. Giichfist had 959 votes nfoi
PTobs,s Judge, and William Dunbar had
95s for the. same Office. Gilchrist had
ons msiority, and was, of course de-
clsrcd ths nominee. Duabsf supports
I'VE WE S0'S'd y daaosa egs5 su,a a.avy 1uaa
Ios ioh idguo silsgq pdi ,wollsl 1908
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tlt Lti -f4tf t44fff -
IEr We regret 10 inform our readers
thai We learn from the Defiance Baaser I I
serious objection lo .he election of i, Nj. \
Palmer. II states " an evidence Of BIZ hiils
unf,ness for Judge that s.he vas engaged
in, . New Orleans butler speculation
which proved Improbable" We are.ex-
ceedingly sorry for il, MI. Palmer has
been, selling butter! Terrible indeed
perhaps the soil Of such ! pleBian oc.-
cuPa,ion has not yet got of big gSs'menis'
!. Is TOO bad 70 elect Judges BY ihe Peo.
pie, but 70 offer buttet-dealers for candi-
dates Is outrageous. Why We should moi
wonder if the Banner folks should boil
the nomination, and 60 fol somebody,
Who though he may have bought s.baiisr'
and never paid tor itenessr did any
thing % % slike good hard work iu. his lifs
as % sell bnt.ei! ls we trust gfhs ssdi
tor win moi lei hisrigliis0ds ihdignAtiot
aleep on the danger Of such aprofRnsiiol
Of the judicial eumines but will get ;up. al
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Truth crushed 10 earth will rise again.
The eternal wears Of God are hers"


Mr. CONWAY am very reluctant 10 address 'hs
Committee g, this horr of the day. but yst an '1awO
ling to ak adjournment TO suit my PERSONA ecn7Y
n;ence and viii therefore prccc.d 70 state my vsw.
upon the question before the Committee and hope sA
b.. able 10 conclude before the usual hour OF adoaIT
rnen.. J.,
yolyng more OF interest to the people Of It's Who'll"
State could no: engage our ss Grafton. In sr'roeh
;nr J.; DISCUSSION rus, fee, becoming sense Of ts
deiicac- and magnitude. certainly do feel very .easi
BIZ ms inability to justice 70 it. Nor could -
s.lnced from MY original detesminec 10: 70 et y Up
on field of eba,e already thoroughly seaasd--o.tr
,ha, gentleman ms yet adres-sd the Committee ia
whose entire views M constituents concur Much iAs
been said on both sides which the subscribe but no
scheme has vet been submitted 70 the consldsrasicn OF
this bod which meets fuv their wishes and expect:
tons It will be my duty to develop their views, y
TIE lmbIc nope that they may receive the epp!oSei o.
o majority Of the coTnat,ee.
Before DO hi: desire TO no'e the remark. Of ss',t
gentlemen who have preceded me ia this discus.ioc'
r.-ar 10 the position occupied by their respective co
sti:uenc:es upon tbs exciting question.
The gentleman from Augusta Mr.. syDYE9l declare
sba, his noble oonsd.usDoy war. wholly d'a:sse'sss
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