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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-28

GRLAD TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL AT SHAN
NoNpALE SrRGAGs.-Few, If any, watering places
ia Virginia possess more natural advantages and
beauties than the ShsnQondale Springs, situated
I've miles from Charles;owD, the garden spot o. the
Old Dominion. Ii requires only tie outlay of few
year, for taUusar d. in search of health and pleasure
Ii is ed that the yisiteIs there have deter
In med 10 held grand tournament on Wednesday
Lt2t, which will be followed by n variety Of other
intere sting usements, and will conclude with a
large fancy ball ON Thursday nj -ht. Extensive
preparations being made to eclipse all OF for
neT years. Knights have already entered the list,
10 colteld for the prize, from every section OF
Virginia, and from the cities OF Baltimore and
Washin ston.- Baltimore Sun, august q.
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At Newark. New Jersey, on Saturday, August Is, of
enlargement Of the heart Mr.. EDwARD PEACH jeweler,
formerly Of this city, in the 42d year OF his age
His remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Tuesday evening, August II, at 10 O'CLOCK, WILL
HssRy, only son of William and Elesia Roden, aged
two Yeas and one month.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of the
family No Is Bridge street. this day, at two o'clock.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend
his age
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
m Wright, 81 Murray street. this day at O'Clock,
with out fun thfr inv itstion.
On Wednesday, the 27th Of August after short ILL
Mrs SARAH, wife Of JOSEF phi Richardson, native of
York. England.
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral, Friday the Goth inst, at O'Clock p. NJ,
from her late residence, 100 Liberty street
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Married..

At North Orange, New Jersey, August &c. by the Rev.
Edwin A. Buckley OF Boston, Mass, Miss HARRIET L.
SKINNER of Orange N j.. to THEODORE A. BuLKLEY, of
Geneva, N Y.
On the 26th Of August at the Baptist Tabernacle by
the Rev. Charles Sommers Mr. TIMorHY Mc ARpLE, of
NJ bile to Mrs EvELrNA HAoHT daughter of the late
John V Tlyou Esq Of this city.
AT Brooklyn, on the 26th Of August bv the Rev. DR.
spencer, Mr. I. ID. HEaTHFEIp to AMELIA JANE only
daughter OF d. Mackay, Esq Of Montreal Canada East
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Our Connecticut Correspondence.

BRIDGEroRr, CosS., Aug. 26 1851.
Church Music IN Bridgeport Instance Of Bigo,ry
Bridgeport has always held high place amongst the
Eastern cities for the bigoted and dominesring spirit of
its priesthood and portion Of its aity and in these
respects has been considered least hafa century
behind its sister cities of the State.
1t was thought by the reflective part Of its people that
it had reached the climax of intolerance when cate
chism introduced into select school for yonng
ladies' these fair scholars taught to say that the
devil the first Universalist preacher Oh shades OF
our pilgrim fathers One of Christian minis
ters Dr. Nathaniel Hewitt, of the South Con-
gregationsl Church, refused to proceed with his
mission last Sabbath morning, until he had de-
nounced from the pulpit in tone and words Of indig
nation, the uplueky disciple OF David, who, being
stranger and a substitute ION this occasion) for
se cour.e ShcR c1stomar y adopted
in places Of divine worship, but which was strictly
gan into this church, although the choir had before
been accompanied by u violin and flute SO severe in
deed were the remarks OF the reverend gentle that
all the choir with the exception OF four felt compelled
TO re in body and leave, and 80 terminate the
ance The orsanst very ~orthy man, has published
the following card relative TO the affair lie 10 the or
gauist at DR.. Cox's church, in brooklyn
A CARD.
To TIVE Cosen re ALTON or TIN sovrH crvHoH-
Surpopg that some Ilanaton be dem,nded OF me
in ereIee TO tie occurrence Of morniag take this
OF the church upon that Of that
s for AZ sce me y ss sS
him oherperson that would be necessary for
to adopt popularity OF styles performance played
as have been in tie habit aud IN sccordsr with
the usual custom in Congregational and Presbyterian
chu chcs where have been ntrotuced IL not
be tuitOus fol say that far asI know. is no.
orgsnist TO dictate any depGty he
employ invite the style of his performance always
that he has condolences in the ability OF te
nj his place. 1t 10 not my intention to discuss the sub
Jet the general rrOprcy Of interqde. iatrud,s
atb ugh in reference this particular occaSo might
profitable TO inquire which contributed mos; to the de-
spirit Of the congregstionhe ntsrudes the
q. A. MUNGER.
This reverend gentleman two years ago, enjlned
his congregation Lot Join in the communion, uaess
they refrain fio celebrating the Fourth Of July
be. although jealous temperance advocate refused
application tor his church for temperance lecture,
the express grcdaa written in his own hand) that
TIE lecturer highly itspectable clergyman II Uhri.
tisn church. beoI g.d TO different fron himself
These things passing strange" in this enlightened
age and in TIE good old state OF Connecticut but
Trust that the rising generation vii Prove the "sslt
# tie ,a-th,' AID save the city frora such atolc-
rance. CELEBRATION.
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THE Loss OF TIE STEAMER UNION The letter
Of Or. Allen Pearce, Of this city surgeon on board
tie steamer Union, 20 which We alluded yesterday,
describing the wreck speaks especially Of the
AID not tho passengers being drunk -Bahia2rs
.SiT -iRg 70,
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MARKETS ELsEwuEae

PnrLsprrrrI., August y First Rcars-sl,0p Reading
GO, 70. III; 10 STATE Sc go4s 10D Tcnnesee D ed
Lshigh Int, ~; shares Psnna, RR, i( FsrnsrB sad
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@ KIM REEARD.-jsryRIEs ANTIDoTB, n spY.
BCOO else nxture Ter the Of private disordsvs.
IL makes freely care, without the least restriction Of s,
rnt, trfosvie or Oh <no spplioalon 70 baness The
er.trietor snkls case which ths mixture WI
nct cure under tre trfsure q ave hundred doar It's
gut up In hotties, With TIA directions at 81 One bossis
ss5 yeek.meny s.s ouF.d In two days For sale BY
u Ring w hrosdyAy, and 05 Bsysrs street, New rers
y. n Ltae M essSsT ssse& Bsssssi WrGhs %.
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Sovsmenv, of tno ocean steamers,

nsvss Tasyxs. n pAra. Eos.
SSrasln ........ champion :. Aug IS. New York
.s.@.-. l4.VefIooi.. aug ew
ttls uto. Liverpool Aug D.. Nov YORK.
isstHyestS.. NcT York Aug %. .SJuanS
Illinois. New York Aug %. .Chagrcs, b.
sr1 sae- Jon ahsr. Rev TcSk Aug E.. .Cnag-es.
City al ar c5es.sIE phis Aug %, .Liverrool
galtis.. :. New York Aug 3D.. Liverpool
Fir.ida. ...... New 1oTk. Aug ~. Savannah.
Chs-iest0n New York. Aug 81. Oh arieston.
1en eds .,....,.Bosto go. sept 3. liverpool.
yAioa ....... EsT York. Sept g.. n v uricans
Ssriie New York. sept ST.. .fecm1aA - St t.
-.sn4sscus .Rgv yort :. Sept a.. .Nisaragua, Ca.
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tNR. IA CROiTS PRIVATE NJ DfCEL TREATtSH.-
~ CleaTe5t hook published 80 DID,, aud 40
plassor TIE fhvsoltEy a haraFe and tSc inGs
mites au1 tsort 81 youth .nd maturity, resulting
eol4sTy htis which DESTROY the rhyncal aud fneutnl
TsNts lble th9 nitofa Feelings and exhaust the
eee O. manhood N vraotcsi observations The
sen cod treatment u ntrytus debility local and ooust
tcnal caFnels and Ell dseasss arising rom iHdiscrCstc
With rtir ana sin ole rule, By wisA aii rrgonr
tetnseit 90 hout mercury WITH the authors otsva.oos
rarr2 - aUea ana tiaqs iGcationr aaa their rsa-
ceswh eoielsd lhograyha. illustrating ths aaEtSmy.
phggiocg ave d-eatrs q tho rCrrn1uf bch
rcxcr Tie l'rrcturfr usf as fsoons 10
i1nrtatt lnta 70 those contemplating ltrifnuny whch
VIII eFcrcce critttguB teanat mrfses-cne, kowsvgr
taould t t mrttatt siep yithous arss oopsrting ts
psrr - treats ~ I'll d9sac1 u fuass whether mArrso1
or single SsiuFsru ~ho REQUIRE tnea AL before 90 n
sultns try 9cctf is o. inou whether his case h rrs
perry understood srd jracnus7 treated his physaln1
snd TOYS gc,rd ssanst Ire p.ton Of Qraoiery prsrs
lsnb IN Iopucua Ctcs Doctor - Il iaa.v quaaea
Traotoncr. nnc has sr twenty devoted
soc sutrcts n vhio hs book tcss. Any person senns
o ave ooFit1 Ter one d1ier ADDRESS ps g. y * crois
Strrftr & Tovnsent lew Btrh
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DR. CoNvERs' INvIGoRATINo CoRDiAL--Tm
Of body BY early abus cautious WHERE
you apply for aid. Avoid quscks and their nostrums. a
manly ysor You need no. pay ea9rbitsnt feos Dr. 9.
will relieve half the usually charged. Cordial
81 botto three botles for S. with important advice -
the married and single Forwarded TO the country Letters
post paid. DIR. C.'s office, IS Third N r. N b.
Buy stuff called invgorating cordial except Dr. Convss
word to the wise 10 sufficient Sold At 4S Broadway aad
III Bowery Of Grand street.
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Itr Bees tteamors Brother Jonathan and Illinois,
Tin cfsfge Of erecal meesenEersD for Jamaca Ch.gres
Pahtma, South Paeac California, Oregon, BandvicA Is
(7 ErehsbFel 7huraday 2th inst ~ * ocock Also,
Lafsytte for ChaTcs viii close the 9Th inst
BtTord sis Tor KINGSTON, Chagres san Juan Pansms,
Ssndvfch iaiai China a1d TOR the Us Pacific squad
ror. will oioso 81 Pm. 2sth irtt.
Letter Bags sls0 at Kenyon 81 Wa street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHrrsDEfrHfA, Aug ia Pm.
srrved-shirs Brhur, Tablet, Liverpool Via Portland;
enfacOla berk John Fernum, Wicby,
rtrnartuco; schte lay Cain Boston; Eliot Sharp.
o. Newport; sas Wheaton, wheaton, Harlem; CIarissa
Budd Smith, Pawtuokot Telegraph, Southworth, Mdie-
toy n; steamer Irontides. Green, HHort
poci AlarOss Beune chsrestcni Kenn.boe CLARK, and
black Diamond ST. wAr NYork; ship Tuscsrors Turley
Liverpool bats Gen Jesup Hail. and Chester Crosby Bos
teni bris Random Croyel eoi sehrs Geo Harris Hilton,
Carisea Bydd Enith NYork; Sallie Wheaton, wheaton
Bareu; TELEGRAPH, southworh, Hartford, Henry Payson
Crowe Boston Ms, Crosel, and Maria Fleming Corson,
Providence. .~.,,
Faro E~pryyThe wreck Of this vessel fof Halifax BE-
fore reported,l was fallen Nth abandoned and water.
Carver o. WestpOr which took from her and
running rigging
seun yvrt. AVN Ellcnwood at baltimore, u days from
rosor experienced heavy weather OF the Capes and
compelled 20 throw over part OF deck load
Vnrcp-Cspt Williams, Of the packet ship American
repore that the 10Th Of May his 20
noon, - Ion 80, he LA vitn kne
sSl on which the nsue 'Iona, OF Baltimore, and
rsst ala not rprtar been long in The wator
o1v ycaseI Of bang from Baltimore is schr Of
ia tons in iO ard owned by Mr. sevons Of that city
whaievep.
Arr Mfttapofet 18th bark Laersnre Tisniers Auaa
Tic 0csSn 40 bbh 20 Is do ahbsS o On betEl seat bqns
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DR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRT-

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PR
and to o'clock, p M (sunday excep No. IS Green-
witch street From the medical advantages the
suthor has amongst which he would hav-
ing resided in Paris for the express purpose Of
sive practice devoted exclusively to this pe aty he can
vithout hesitation PROMISE In the most severe and
&c certain safe and radical cures than can be o.
in the earlier stages of private diseases will be grsed By
the and pdy Of the which s often ted u
very days Separate waiting provided
TIRE atment by letter, address box 1863. Poet Office
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John McCafrey executed at Kenosha Wis on the
1lth instant the murder Of his wife This the
first cuon in Wisconsin since 1t became state.
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n AnIrs, nEpor roR wv Arrs NERyous ANTI orE

APlEs pEpOT FOR WATTS N iIso Ia
New York. its vicinity that having had the ad autags
learning hundreds Of the suffering fro
tho various female diseases being completely graduated
tbs cordial have
with females 0Dy experience Of its wonderful cursvs
power and have Appropriated the apartments No. $50
Broadway fer that purposes at the time strongly
ding mothers who have child with cholera
inf ntum srsup hopping cough feyer disease Incl
them rstantly Much rs has been said about it.
not begin to know ito great subduiAg the most fatal
complaints. S per bottle; 50 per Dozen
ELIZABETH MACARTNEY, 500 Broadway.
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sBIPPln0.
MEOlUAL.,

vXTATTS NERVOUS ANTlD0TE.-LADIES DEPOT.
w 800 Broadway, for female consultation and sdyce.
Letters from the country containing an order will b
men, Depot I2 Nassau street. Jsmes fync 70 whom ali
and orders be- addressed Gentle mems
order Dr. Talbot Waite 4 Greenwich street L.borstery
No. South Seventh street, Jersey City.
81 per bottle; 50 per doz s96 The genuine
nrscle signed Talbot Watts guaranteed to cure coe
ton and these deemed inourabe No words
describe Its mighty control over all nervous diseases
dahl
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ETIRY MOTHERS BOOK THE rEARs or POWER
~ ty and the profp 1ts Of teo large family Of cioren
prevent many Iradnt people from mars ing bat here
book Rt vii tell may Important secrets watch will
overcome all su1h affections fee, 81 Fos sai by DIR.
Esuetsdo 81 tie Portgfuete Agrn~y, No " Ann street,
Letters directed TO box 800 New FORK Pos: Ooe wii 10
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FT'HE HAIRED WOMAN's FRIvATE MEDICAL CON.
panonBy DR.. A. a. Haarioeau. Professor Of Diseases
q Nomun--fwcE.sth Edition Is mo, ~. 19Prioo 81.
Year, cffrherng Of rhyAcal a,d r,ntal ruiHh
An nfccuonate Nfs aud pecuBisry tcutHs 20 the has
tana sht have heeb spared ~ timely possession Of tha
worf. IL "a intended especially for ts married.
colts mpatirE marriage, is dsccseB
which should Re known 20 them rfrtiaril-y,
To those uhcse health does noe peru ~ an increase -
family, ~ Ia 81 especial impcftnnce.
Here, also, every femhIste wife, TIE rnothcr-shs
other buddfrp into the the iecns
yssra IN whom nature ooptenpltes Important ohznee
can discover the causes ard the mott efcicni
remees snd inert eeta node Of oufe In every paias
tEntraet offs letter from gsntensni N Dayton, Ohio
- DAYTON, Aar |, 1917.
~ DEAR sE-sy wife has been pcrceptbly slrhns foe
eush AID asTns months before and dursr hcr cor
hntment every successive ant aehiisasck
and rroelatst her putting her lite N imminent
Which vss The laet occasion ds aired Of sppossd that
THIS eate 81 things vac Eeyitabls and resigned myself ~
msettbe worst: ~ this tine tR9y about ITO monthsl
heard your boos hiziy spoken s soptainbs
tre reaching On its receipt and
express 70 Che relief Afforded distressed nd ard
the ey liza mrsvted 70 wife, isarnns that tha
great discovery 81 N. NJ Deserrz r-ovioi remedy.
Bile. But fen thia anohcv wor passed.
head. in all human probability would
In Der grave. and my childre, len mothqrlose
II h Of course, impraooass TO oosVsy fully the VA
topdsd for the nrrod, sh.sc consu marriage
For sale ~ 22 Broadway and "a vac Publishing os, II
Liberty street, ksw fossl Littte Co., Abany; Joaeph
Tuekef Mobile AiabamsS r. b. Peterson " Chestnut sresA
On ercoeip. Of 81 copy WI be transmitted BY NAH
free Of postage sny part oft,e United stses Aleters
nust be ssed pot paid 70 DR. A. NJ Maurosau. Bes
liza New yorh oisy. OGee, 129 Liberty street
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TTEFORIUNATE's FRIEND GREAT sUOCEssl-
~ sOOO b0tte cold fhe moot popular pscihc private
s.fss.. ~ ihe world Warranted :? cure ia two days,
trsste. Depot Dr. Whsds, 90 Canal street. corner Of
Grohdssy Adjective no fees Dr. W. never receives
one. and nc doctor cures dsesses ctter.
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nB. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, uAs. FOR TIE
~ lt nineteen years devoted his practice to the treat
mh of eIcural other diseases He the
aggravated diseases and mild moved Ia few days
N b Strangers, do not be deceived by mouutebank
personates have left Duane street. See my
diploma in Office with the first ia medicine and
this country has produced perfect cure og
chSTge.
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Slip uaria Morton.

stesrer AfTisa, Eyrs Liverpoo slip FeI kinsrer,h
Lnvre
SD sf'h, sts,nets cierohee windis, clsESsi wnisit
scott, Couillafs, New Orleans.
Ave wind :, s-nri'7, NV aai iirt; a. msritisl. do
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N0rEE TTiL CUKED-DRs. COOPER q MURPHY
~ rs tocaSyet street, from their long
tscha ssdgo nay he relied for tho OF those
half cured 10 frequently the result Of malpractice
Ike dootora Lordaa diploma iay seen ia the oboe n
HEatrance No. the door aaoras the greatest privacy "
xifg f.e
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EoR sAyANrAH-THE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIP
tLVhIIA' Ssps Thomas Lyos' or ssspra x hnSpss
freight or passage. sIpiy,s ,,,-cu,,, ,o,r.
Tic Alahafna. apt ludlow, saturday, Eoptember6
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NorEETiLL cURED;--Da. CosDITT. OF IS DUANE
street be eonsulted contdsnt lily the treatmcut
81 delicate ccages FROM ptaocc Of years,
d. C. Is enabled 10 prrmau cures with
GUY DIR C Specific, bottle, dollar has never
faied In efccting = cure.
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nR WARREN, NO koTr STREET. rs CONSULTED
~ Gesses, wheh he without mercury; recent
in Eve days. Dr. W Specific the result IL
thirty Eve years xpsriCnee fails OF Price
dollar. ~ bBsware of poisonous counterfeit sals
- quaSk in Rooievelt street. No fee till cured.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-27
The Cheap Postage Bill.

The new postage bill which passed congress
was modification of the radical measures passed
by the House, and those of a more conservative
character entertained by the Senate. The re-
duction is about one half upon both letters and
newspapers. a
One of the excellent provisions of the bill is
that of distsibuting ,esekly papers free spiidin the
County in ,ohicA they are Published! This is
done for the encouragement of County local pa
pers.~-If every town or tycsnnct rffcrd 'fcs
cal paper, certainly every County can, eander
this new provision. When this bill goes.:nto
operation, (the FIST of July next our readers
throughout the County will receive their pa
pers free of postage Our city facilities are such
that with this new incentive to improve them
and the prospective increase of our subscrip-
ton list-we intend to furnish our readers with
a paper that shall combine in its political, liter
airy and news departments, all the merits OF for
eign journals. We rely upon an accession OF
a thousand names to our now rapidly increasing
list, before the expiration of the year. and pro-
mise that our improvements shall be common
surate to our support. The democracy of the
County are reliable, and we put our trust in
them-not forgetting to invoke the agency and
aid that our present subscribers are able to fur
nish ne
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-27
From Oregon.

The Oregon Spectator says that mechanics
labor of all kinds is very high in Oregon,
wuges varying from five to twelve dollars a
day. Itrecords the following incident, which
show that blacksmilhne is abou. as profit
able in Oregon as the most successful gold
digging in California: A
Franklin Little, Of Washington, District
of Columbia, and Charles z, Ludwig, Of S..
Joseph's comfy, Michigan, have recently
left Oregon for the States with over $4,000
made by fair hammering, in little less than
ten months They commenced business to-
gefher the Goth of, February, 1650swih bun
litae capital building their shop, making
their tools, except anvil and vice. eating
wood, burning coal. and boarded and lodged
themselves. We are informed by good au-
thority. that they made fortytwo diamond
ploughs from the bar, laid with steel, and
finished complete in seven days in the lat
ter part of November, commencing at SIM
rise, and working no night after 9 O'Clock,
the pIoughs averaging thirty-five pounds
This, at the customary price, would he ST.
40. Deduct for cost of material $270, lea
wing nett profit of 81, 200-the largest a.
mount of money ever made by TWO men, by
fair mechanical labor, in the space OF time
in the Territory; and we doubt very much
II there is u parallel case in any country"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-27

Gen. Geo. McDuffie Of S. c.. is dead,
after a prorraced and painful illness. He
entered Congress in 1921, and served four.
teen years successfully in The House was
then eight years out Of Congress, until 1913,
when he was elected to the Senate, in which
he served nearly or quite six years, when
increasing and painful infrmities compelled
his retirement from public life. ~
We believe he was Governor of Sourb
Carolina, during The hiatus between his with
drawal from Congress as Representative
and his return ns Senator. He was states.
man of decided talent and effective eIoqnence
an. honorable, h'gh-sonIed man, and de-
servedly enjoyed high consideration through
a long and arduous public lfe.-Ne,o York
Tribune. stsf4 H1r,H siun't --e.. -..l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-27

ONwARp.-The bill for the extension of suf-
frages in North Carolina has met with favora-
BILE sanction in both houses of the legislature.
1t provides for the equality of voters. that all
who may vote for members of one house may
vote for members of the other upon the same
qualification. Free,sufFrage appears 10 be in
fair way of being adopted as part of their
Constitution. But the proposed amendment
must receive the appreciation of the next legis-
lature, and be approved by vote of the people,
before it will be established as part of the
Constitution