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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
Succession he Elie blanchard.

Succcssion de E7ie blanchard.
DE La LOUISIANA Cour d"
IN Cinquitme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
Ia Paroisse Assumption. @.A
Attcndu que Marguerite CUTLER, ven-
We Ellie Blanchard, administrative de la
dite succession, Il mis- en- Conr I'm compte
de sol administration, C mme tntrice ma
turelIe dc ses %enfants mineurs, alns'
~qu'une petition demandant l1'omologa-
ton, avis est par lie present donne a tous
ceux que ceIa peut conccrncr, d'avo'r a
deduire sous les dix lours qni suivront Ia
date dc ccttc publication au bureau da
~grefficr dc Ia dite Cour, les ralsons pour
lcsqueiles ledit compte nc sera't pas ap'
prouve ct hon,ologne.
Par ordrc de la Cour..
Assumption lie % mars 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
3O,2iln GrGifr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06

" Jc vas moccupc de fare lie bien que Gus attended, az mol. y nc m,u"
n,,r.Jys, =" ns ~u-I~-a~~ - .~ r~G~-. -:-..@- 49, l. 4Ea"ra--T-s9 rs"TTraahneo
von+ M ,tErcr. mis YOU n seniyez la necessha, ct Jesphc atre assoc heureuux
non nsu~ir. Je yusr aterc mes remercimens de m'avoir fourni ioccaAon 70
yous temoigner moi zee ct mn affection" -.
Son ariyee ell ItaGe mt accuelie avec jGe par les populations CO, CONNIE m pn a
!rarnte. lie general Gouvion SaintCyr, lie meme q" .1 fa ""fse""h o"' :"
aunagne de Rusie, mi ecrmt d &C set @#t gre a#@3t
q f,snnis longtemps ropimon pubHque ct ceHe dc tous les officers qni vus ont
connu vns appehhent au commencement Gu me u '"f"eo = 1"e ,s1D
sont combes" .n. -, ... ao Morcau,
om commandait rarmee dAIemagne, await CONSENT d suspendre tome hos""o
iuson'au retourd dun courier que lemperenr dAutrche aymt ehvoye = L Lanp ~,
feur dc propositions de pax. Meas, general en chef de larmee auu uric u, en"auo
ItaHe, propose a Bruno un armisicc semblabe a eelu, dsa rnnees u """"e
Bruno V c onsenit; mails les negotiations Tafnerent e. Iongueur. j. ..u,s
II etmt evident que l cabinet dc Vienne ne cherhmi qua gaeo ash ah 'd;m nfn
En6n. apresd dc tongues oscillations, de legercs escarmouches- ct ds oepas IT, IT.
natauefs intermina5ns. Bruno enleva tout coup les trs camps dams Iesqaes ms
A,lrchens setaient reuanch6s, aimi que toutes les positions quIs . .. - az
mr Ia MinGo II passa ce feuve ct sempara des deux rvcs, traverse Aus s,.s
dc concert avec iarmse de Macdonald, qi vcnait de rgoindree ~ ~ aema Il
,voir or,v; lie Slupen It descendu lie Cardinal i trayers horrible PN1p' 80. -
prt yiicence, MontebeIo, pasa ia Brenta et se fit eeder toes res a m Tos y
fouvamnt sur H route. Puts i'll cnit a Macdonald, qui stntp of'e /" Ao"'
Dour I'M; tracerIa conduie quill await a ter dams o pays. -m ohro i
C yotre situations, hi dsaitil dams I'M letEc du n vcndemaaafe, YOU -. 49, d.
80, dc oraude moderation enves IL peuple. ys forces ne dovcnt % ~ ~ n
seninecs. QUAINT aux brigands saretns, vous devez leo eompa,.re ~ aa iagason e
sls sc trouvent SUI voIe passage. M. dc Behcgarde regafoc
IToscane CONNIE une infracdon II famishcc, etc. n s...uhaa1 ~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession insolrnb1e de fen George ".

wTAT DE IA LOUISIANA, C,ur
g. du Cinquicmc District Judiciairc
dams ct pour la Paroisse Assumption.
Au nom, ct par rautorite dc rlIonora-
bic Cour susditc il scra oticrt en- vcntc
,bIiunc, par A. I. lIikman, Sheriff dc
ccttc Paroissc. lie jcudi huitiemc jour du
mois dc Mai 1851, II dcux hcurcs 7. NJ ,
il la residence dc Nine vcuvc Phillips,
>itutc cn ccttc Paroissc, sur In rive
droitc du Bayou iafourche, II environ
cinq miles au dcssous dc Napoltonville,
les csclavcs ci-aprcs NOMINEES, appar'c-
nant il la succession insolyable dc fcu
- w III Ill., nn...r.
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Pamela Landry vs. Jcseph Londry. N.226,
T.7TAT DE LA LOU1SIANE.-Cou r du
~ Cinquieme District Judiciaire dams ct pour
la Paroissc Assumption.
Je soussignt, greIlier de la Cour du Cinquie-
me district ludiciaire de fEtat de Ia Louisiana,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, certifie que
dams ~!'affaire ci-dessus i~ntitulee ct numtrotee,
a etc entire sur les minutes de la dlte
Cour dams les termes s~uivants. savoir: Eaa*s
Dams cette cause, la loi ct 'evidence Giant en-
favour de la demanderesse Pamela Landry, il est
ordonnhet, adjugee ct decrtte que Ia communicate
qui a existe entire la dite Pamela Landry ct son
Gpoux Joseph Landry soft d%issoute, qn'elle soft
rttinttgree dams administration de ses biens pa
rapherrnaux, ct que Judgement soft rendu contre
lie dit Joseph Landry ct ell faveur de Ia dlte Pa
mela Landry pour Ia somme de deux cent Gin
quante piastres ct les frais de procedures.
Signe seance tenante d Napoleon, parolsse
Assumption, lie "a Mars AID 1851.
Signe DHTID 4. RANDALL,
ae Juge du Sc district judiciaire'
7 Temoin ma signature ct lie sceau dc
cette Cour, paroisse Assumption
le d Mars 1851. IL
re. ST. DESIRE LEBLANC,
3O.51 Grcbfrr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
corrc w. Phillips, savoir =:

TCrmCs Ct I Conditions
Les csclaycs Ci-dcssus decrits scront
vcndus a IN ct deux ans dc credit du
Jour dc la ycntc; les acqu6reurs dcvront
%fournir dos cautions BONES ct vnlables;
les dts cscIavcs rcstcront superintendent
hypoihtqucs jusqu'au Placement, g toutess
sommcs qni nc scront pas Ponetne',emeitss
payees aux echeanees porteront lnteret
4 raison de hut pour cent par an jus
qn'au paicmer.t. ..
Paroissc Assumption lc 5 avril ISL.
3l,5i ..431 A. L. IIlCMAN, Sheriff.
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AVIS.

lc public est prevent que par suite.
dc h dtmission de M. HeIluin, dc sa
charge de maftrc dc poste, lie bureau il etc
translere chez NJ. l.orct, lie nouycau titu-
laire. lie zele ct l'aptitude dc M. I.oret
'ont I'M Sur garant dc Ia ponctualitt qni
presidera Il SEES expeditions.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
rABnIQuE DE REGlsTREs.

FABiIQuE DE KEGiSIIkES.
UP rs soussignts prtviennent lcnrs amis ct le
ID public qu'ils ont fonde a Donaldsonville
une I.ibrairie, un Cabinet de Lecture ct I'm Ate
Iicr de Relieur. lis tiendront constaminent en-
nagasin toutes sortes de PAPER, Encre, Fonr-
nitIrcs de Bureaur, Romans Noureaur. Lifres
Ciassiques a fusage des Ecoics, Nnsique, ORD
.arcs. Caricdfurcs, Lirres de Religion, Images,
Midaifles en- or Il ea Urgent; en- III mot, tout ceq"'
st du resort dun itablissemcnt de &c genre,
40 tronvera CONSIGNMENT dams lcur magasin.
announcement an Cabinet de Lecture est de
;rois yiiastres par trimestre, payable DAvASeE.
-haoue abonne recevra un catalogue ct potirra
sinsi laire lui-mtme lie choix DIES onsrages gu II
i~f~ircra lire. Ciaqle abonnc aura drolt a un
outrage ~conp'et ct das quill laura rcnvoye IL en-
eeceyra un aitre. .gsas.
JEWELLERS g. ROUGEAu.
y. B.--Jusqu'au Is avril, les personnes gu
,ndraicnt s'abonl,er an Cabinet de Lecture on
qui ~ reraient avoir d autrcs livres Ell tchange
de ceux qu'ils aurolit lus, sont prices de $ adres-
FER aux libraries, chez N. Pierre Rougeau a DO
pldsonville, on al bureau dn Piona,er a Ma
pnltonyille. lie Is avril la librairie sera trans
portee au No. 9 rue Lafourche, dams lie magasIf
maintenant occupc par NJ. Dessonvitie.
,noualdsonville, 80 mars 1880. lhoo'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
IN The matter ofMe succession Of Joseph
H[brH.

IN the matter gfMe succession Of Joseph
Htb~ri.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. -FyM
- judicial District Court in and for the
parish Of Presumption.
Whereas A. NJ. Foley Administrator OF
the aforesaid succession, has this any filed
an account Of his administration us also
a petition praying for the homo'ogat'on
of the said. Notice is hereby gwen TO all
that whom it may concern TO show cause,
if any they have, withis ten days from
the date hereof, in the office of the un-
dcrsigncd Clerk of said Court, why OF
said account should not be approved
and homoIogatcd, the funds in his hands
distributed in accordance herewith and
the administrator discharged from further
liabilities.
BY ordc, of said Court.
Parish Of Assumption this Sd day OF
April 1851.
3l,2i. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06

CTTns lNU NNNUIIIUEIS :.
The above described slaves Will be
sold on a credit of one and two years
from the day of sale. Purchasers to
furnish good and sufficient security, sad
slaves 10 remain specially mortgages
until paid. and all sums not p~onctually
paid at maturity to have interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum, uneli
paid. o. saa.
Parish Of Assumption, April 5 1881
3:l.5i At. HICKMAN Sheriff. Il
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
AU PUBLIC.

on o'''t de Ia sommc dc cinquantc-
NM P."s''er' S%.,scrit au sonssignt par NJ.
lsa'o'sSc fa''a'', n Gle egart: lie public
est proven" que &c o!ie: ma plus ancnne
va'cnr attendu que lie montant en- a eilti
snldG. JONA1EAN SMITH.
N~apo|tonviile, 4 avril 1851. j,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06

Pomtla Lanuryv vs. JosTh La"d'y. MO
STATE OF LOUISIANA--Fith Judi
~ cial district court, in and for the parish
of Assumption.
the undersigned clerk Of the Fifth
judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana in and for the Parish of As
sumption. do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, Judge
ment was entered on the minutes OF s'iid'
Court, in the words and figures following
10 wit : .a....h ..s..,y.E.
In this case the law and evidence
being in favor of the plaintiff Pamela
landry. f'4" :,
IT Is therefore ordered, adjnged aud
dccrctcd that the community which exls-
ted between her and her husband Joseph
Landry, be dissolved, that She be rcsto-
rcd TO the administration ofherparapher-
nal property, that she recover from The
defendant. Joseph Landry, the sum OF
two hundred and fifty dollars and costs
suit : g.
Done and signed IN open Court nj
/ Napoleon, parish of Assumption, this ~
th March A. d. 1851. -
Signed :DAV1D A. RANDALL
Judge of the Fifth judicial district.
Witness my hand the said Court parish
of Assumption this 18th day of Marcel
A. d. 1851. ta#4 E.e
II. 81 DESIRE LEBLANC,
:3O.!51 Clerk.
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@TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish
- of Assumption. 49, EyM Judicial

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish
~ of Assumption. - FyM JudiciaI
Court. ...
J. Desire Leblanc, Clerk Of the Fifth
Judicial District Court Of the State OF
Louisiana. in and for the Parish of As
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, .jndg-
mcnt was entered on the minutes OF the
said Court, inthc words and figures lo'-
lowing to wit "A
In this case the law and evidence being
in favor of plaintiff Collctc Landry: !
II bis therefore ordered, dJndgcd and
| dccretcd that the community which cx's-
ted between said ColIcte Landry and
her husband AIcide Landry be dissolved,
that the plaintiff he restored to the adml-
nistration Of her p%araphcrnal property,
that she recover Fl ON defendant the sum
Of two thousand six hundred and eighty
dollars and eighty seven cents with
costs of suit. aa
It his further ordered that plaintiff
have a legal mortgage on all property
of said AIcide Landry for the sum OF SIX
hundred and seventy two dollars and
eighty four cents. and one fourth OF a
cent since tho lat April ls47 and for
the sum of six hundred and seventy two
dollars and seventy two cents and one
fourth of a cent since the lst April lolS;
and the sum Of six hundred and seventy
two dollars and seventy two cents an done
fourth of a cent since the lst Aplil 1917
and on the sum Of six hundred and Sc
venty two dollars and seventy two cent!
and one fourth Of ii cent since the Is
t April 1850. ,aG
. Done and signed in open Court a
Napoleon, Parish of Assumption, thi
Doth March A. y. 1851.
!. Signed DAVID A. RANDALL,
judge of the 5th Fifth Judicial District
.,:,,. Witness my hand and tn
: IS 81; ;:;: s.; ; e.: FL; a E: ;: !; : ;: !; );
2e5i1 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk
. A VENDRE, 1@1
IN BARILs de Ia con on e1"a m, De !
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Eliza Landry, VS. seaborn J.Co||ims.

: - t.E& ~ 3 wv
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, Fifth Judicial
- District Court, in and for the parish OF AS
sumption. r., rc,
/, The undersigned Clerk of the Fifth
Judicial District Court of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of As.
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered SUIT, Judg--
ment was entered on the minutes OF SAID
Court In the words and figures following
to wit.
This case having been called for trial
on motion of plaintiffs Attorney And
the evidence being in favor OF tho plain
tiff. =,
It is therefore ordered, adjngcd and
dccrctcd that the plaintiff have Judgment
and Judgment is hereby rendered in her
favor and against said defendant. 1t is
further ordered that the articles mcnt-
toned in the petition be restored to the
plaintiff as her p%araphcrnal property: il
is further ordered that the plaintiff be
separated in property from her said hus-
band. and she is hereby authorised to ad-
minister her %at1aircs without the autho-
rity of her said husband. 1t is further
ordered that the Judgment be published
according to law.
Done and signed in open Court, at
NAPOLEON, Parish of Assumption, 10th
4. ID. 1881. ,.
Signed DAVID A. RANDALL
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seal O.
the said Court, Parish Of Assnmp
ton, this ooh day ofmarch A. ID
1851.
r.. ST. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Msoivcnt Succession Of George ".

SICCESSloN SALE.
Msoipcnt Succession Of George ".
Philips licensed.
@TATE OF LOUISIANA, Fifth Jn-
-dicial District Court, in and for the
Parish of Assumption.
In the name, and by the authority of
the Honorable the above Court, will be
sold at public auction, by A. !. li'kman,
Sheriff of said Parish, on Thursday the
9Th day Of May 1851, at two o'clock
p. NJ, at residence Of Mrs Phillips wi
dow. situated in this Parish, in the right
bank Of Bayou Laiourchc, at about five
miles below Napolcon'iIlc, the following
named slaves, belonging to the insoIvenl
succession Of George w Phillips to
wit
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nx J"

CABINET DE LECTURE e.
@sss s. Ge.,t&s oS,. 9, charlottesville.
AGFycE GExr.RALE DIES JouRNArX AMERICANS
""'' Ha ." Eft ETRANGERs,
LIER DE II ELlE r."
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
Collde Lnndry is .AIcide Landry N Q 2S7
rTAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.- CorR
- IL I1NnI1IME NIsrKlAr. dnnS Ell nOMr

Co1letc Lnndry is .4lcide Landry N 2S7
rTAT DE LA LOUISIANA CouR
&a Du C]INaUIEME DISTRICT, dams CT pour
la Paroissc Assumption.
Je Desire Leblanc, grefier de Ia Cour du
Cinquiemc District Judicinire de lEtnt de
la Louisiana, dams ct pour la Paroissc As
somption, certiiic que dams Iatialrc ci-drs-
gus intitulte ct numGrotte, Jugcmcnt a etc
cntre sur les minutes de la dite tour dams
les tcrmcs %suiyants SAVIOR:
Dams ccttc cause la loi ct Icvidcncc 6tant
en- favour de la demanderesse Colletc Lam
dry, il est ordonnt, adjuge ct dtcret6, que
Ia communicate qni a existe entire lc dit
Alcide Landry ct son tpousc Colletc Lam
dry soft dissortc, que la demanderesse soft
reintturec dams administration de SEES bicns
paraphermauy. que jngement soft rendu en-
sa favour ct contre son susdit mari, pour la
somine dc deux mile six cent quatrc -vingt
dix piast,es ct qnatre- vingt-dlx-sept cents ct
pour frais de procedures. II est de plus Or
dome, que la dite dcmanderrssc aura unc
hypotheqne l6gale sur toutes les prophecies
du dit Alcide Landry : pour la somme
de six cent s%oixantc ct douzc p~iastrcs e,
~suixante Ell q%uatorzc cents ct TN quart, Il ia
ter du Ter avril lS47; q pour unc tgale
somme de six cent %soixante ct douZe plaslres
ct ~ cents ct I'm quart, Il datcr du lei
aeril ls49: 9 : pour une tgalc somme dc SIN
cent s~oixarte ct douze p%iastres ct ~
cents ct IN quart a datcr du Ter avril lS4a
ct d pour une egaIe somme de six cen
s]oixantc ct douze piastres ct %soiNante ct dou
re cents ct I'M quart "a dater du Ter avr'
1850.
Siynt stance %tenante i Napoltonville
~paroissc Assumption, lie 20 Mars A.D. 1851
Siguf: DAVID A. RANDALL.
,Jugc du 5ne district judiciairc
,,.s,,. Ttmoin ma signature ct II
.c,a9HHxHM. sccau dc la susdite Cour, d VA
RRSSNN I. polconville, p~aroissc Assumption
ISSSas--sIGs lie 20. mars 1851.
'"ff' DESIRE LEBLANC,
Grcbfer.
CoNdh Landry,v vs. .4Icide Landry No 2S7
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. Succession ne Joscph HILBERT.
EATATDE LA LOUISIANE.-Cow d"
Cinq"itmc district judicinire, dams ct
pour la %paroisse Assumption
Attcndu que A. Nj. Foley adm'nistra-
tour dc la succession de feu Joseph He
bert. a mis- en- Conr un comptc dc son
administration, ainsi qu'unc petition de-
mandant lhomoIogation. Avis est par 'c
present dome i tous ccux que celia pcnt
concerncr. d'avoir il dtduire dams les dix
jours qui suivront Ia dute de Get avis, an
bureau du Grcflicr dc In susditc Cour.
les raisons pour ~lcsqueNes Ic dit compte
nc scrait pas appronye ct homo'og"e'
les fonds distributes conformt ment an DIT
compile, ct administrator decharge dc
toute rcsponsabllIte. g. u i
Par ordrc del Cour. ..a .lf0.
Paroissc Assumption. Ie 2 avril 1851.
3l,2i DESIRE LEBLANC. Grefficr'
In The matter IF The sucerssidn Of Hippo
Fsfr.tl Lyle Blanchard. LTo
STATE DE LOUISIANA. Fifth
~ Judicial District Court, in and fol
The Parish of Assumption.
Whereas Francois. Xnvier .Dngas ties.
tamcntary executor Of HiPpolytc B|'n-
| chard has filed in said Court m accoun
Of his administration, as also a petition
praying for the ~homologation thereof
.4dvicc is hereby given to all whom
may concern, to show csuse, # thcy have
within ten days from the date hereof, il
the office of the undersigned Clerk Q
ST id Court, why said account should no
be approved and homologated and tn.
funds distributed in accordance thercwit1
BY order Of said Court.
Parish of Assumption this 9Th april 1881
3I.G DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
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Succession Hheue Leblanc, definite


femme d Eienne Meianeon.
TETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour dn
&2 Cinquieme Distric. Judiciaire dams ct pour
la paroisse Assumption.
Attcndu que Eticnnc Melancon admi-
n~istrateur de In succession snsdite, a mis-
en- Cour un compile dc son administration
ainsi qu'une petition demandant r'homo-
legation.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous
ccux que celia pcut concerncr d'avolr a
deduirc dams les dix jours qni snivront la
date du present all Bureau du Grefflcr
dc Ia susdite Conr, les raisons pour les
~quclles lc dit compile nc scrait pas ap~
prouve ct homologue.
Par ordrc de Ia Cour.
Paroisse Assumption, Ter Avril 1851.
s1,2i DESIRE LEBLANC, CIerc.
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Succession of Irene Leblanc deceased
wiJc Of Etienne .Aelo"rm.
estate OF LOUISIANA.-FfFT1I JU~
~ p,cIAL DIsTR1cr CoURT, in and tor the
parish of Assumptions
Whereas Eticnne Mclancon admins
traitor of said succession has filed in
Court. an account OF his administration, as
also a petition praying for the h%omol"ga-
ton thcrcof.-Noticc is hereby gwen 10
all whom it may concern TO shcw cause
if any they have, with" te" days fro"
the date hereof, in the Office Of the I'M
dcrsiyncd Clerk Of said Court why
said account should not be approved and
hcmologatcd.
by order of said Court.
Parish of Assumption, lst April 1851.
3l2i DESIRE LEBl.ANC Sheriff.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-20
Proceeding. of Congress.

The Senate yesterday passed to a
third reading, the bill from the House
to supply deficiencies in the appro-
prialions for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1851, and then occupied
the rest Of the day in consideration
OF the bill in relation to appropria
tions for the Cherokee Indians. II
was expected that the bill for reduc-
ton of postage, would come up as
the order Of the day, but il was not
reached.
In the House the day was spent
in considering the bill Tor establish
ing a Board Of Accounts. to examine
claims, which having been passed in
committee, was reported to the
House, which adjourned pending a
motion to lay the bill on the table.
There is a growing feeling OF i'm
patience among the people at the
DELAY in both Houses in acting upon
the bills that are regarded as OF pres
ent importance, and it is not to be
rainsaid that there is danger now
| that none Of them will be passed.
There are now only about sixteen
working days Of the session left, and
if something be not done this week
with the bills relative TO the tariff,
French spoliations, cheap postage,
and the improvement Of rivers and
harbors, there will be but little hope
left, amid the press Of the general ap-
preparation bills-which must pass,
of course-lhat they can be reached
and acted upon. The information
from Washington is, that if all these
biIls-which are Of present impor-
tance-were brought to a direct vote
low, they would pass. Cannot the
members agree, without debate, and
without delay. to bring them to that
tesn II is only reasonable TO sup
pose that the members have all. made
up their minds upon them, and that
they are therefore prepared to ex-
press what their decision is, by d.
rect vote. Let US have it then.
There is one thing, however, for
which the present session OF Con-
gress is distinguished, as contrasted
with the last session. II is, as the
! National Intelligencer we'll remarks,
the calmness, order and general pro-
priety which have characterized all
its proceedings. The lntelligencer
rightly ascribes this feeling to the
success of the compromise bills, and
TO the calm but firm determination
shown, as well by the Senate and
House Of Representatives as by the
Executive Department of the Gov
erament, to regard that adjustment
as a final settlement, to be enforced,
on the part of the General Govern
meni, by all the authority which the
Constitution and Laws placed in its
hands, at the same time that it en-
Joined upon the Chief Magistrates OF
the United States to stake care that
the laws shall be faithfully execu-
ted."-Bah. Pat. llth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-02-20
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