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Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

PROFESSOR PAGES ELEcrRo-MAGNErIc
LOCOMOTIVE made preliminary trial on Thurs
day on our railroad, for the purpose of testing the
best mode of attaching the battery, which seems to
be difficult point owing to the osting and oscila
tlons of the locomotive. 1t was run out over two
miles, and the best speed astraight track was ten
miles an hour. The locomotive weighs ten and a
half tons, and has FIVE feet drivers, with two feet
strokes.-.Nat. In., 29th.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

We understand that several children in
town, troubled with Colds Caarrhs and whoopng Cough
have experienced The most remarkable relief even IN the
convuson stages whoopug cough from use of Bus
Compound Cough Candy, medicated with Cod Liver OIL
II effects complete IN few days b
GT For sale by A. Clarke, Spur & Sbley, ID. Scott g.
Co, L. t Lazell, E. d. Wetherbee, and James Greene
Worcester. mar3 I-d1yy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

Notice to the Ladies.-Havng fitted up Rooms in
the most Convenient and pleasant manner expressly for
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS. and engaged the servi-
ces of an experienced Mantua Maker Miss M Jouy
SON. shall be ready April ls to carry ON that depart
ment OF business in al ats different branches in the most
tasteful and scientific manner.
PS.-We would also inform the Ladies of Worcester
and its vicinity that have made arrangements to re-
ceve the LATEST LONDON & PARIS FASHIONS.
semi-monthy. =
aprl-dwtf BL HARDON g. 20 &
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

The ship Wisconsin, Captain Mumford, belonging
to New York, made the trip from Hong Kong to
London in ninety-fve days, having arrived at the
latter part on the 10th inst. This is said to be the
quickest trip on record
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

No Gas Apparatus will be allowed to be exhibit
ed at the Worlds Fair. In consequence of this de-
termination, arrangements have been made to show
new inventions in that line at the Polytechnic In
sttute.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

"a Purchasers are referred to the notice in this
paper of the sale of the Burbank estate, by 5. w.
Selby, & Co. This sale will afford rare chance
for Investment.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

MRS. .. GOODWIN, experienced and success.
m Midwife as one hundred and more can testify durno
the past year, l95O0 holds herself in readiness day AMI
night 10 attend TO the duties Of her profession ThankG,
ior past ayors, share of patronage Is solicited which
should be bestowed upon woman, and not will be upop
Austin street lsmosl Worcester, Jan. is, 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

PITTsBURFH, 2Sth March. A large gang of
counterfeters have been arrested with large guam
tity of implements and bogus money.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

mysterious AnOckings, are nothing compared
to the bargains you geta the Cottage ito Main Street
Try II. DANIELS &, 90 "
febI7-dtf.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

The sale oftickets for the Worlds Fair was 90
ing on steadily at the last dates, though the number
yet sold falls very far short of the estimated sae.-
up to the 18th inst. 1858 gentlemens and 2O63 la
dies tckets-in all, 1889 season tickets-had been
issued
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

The Commonwealth states that at meeting of a
large number of the citizens of Cambridge who have
heretofore opposed the election of John G. Palfrey,
1t was unanimously voted to support him at the
coming trial.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

DIR. III. BUXTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No % corner of Mechanic and Carl
tonstsWhere his services can be promptly obtained a
any hour by day night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscutaton and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
WATER CURF.--DR. S. ROGERS is now nrepared
10 board and trea patients give treatment without boarC
az his residence, NO GLEN STREET
OFFICE Hours, from II to l2 and to 4at No 3MAPII
STREET. d&wtf oct22
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

u v. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
the authorized Agent the SPY the cities of New Yor
and Philadelphia and duly empowered take advertise
mens and subscriptions His receipts will be regarded
payments. His offices are-Boston, scollay's Building
Court sreei New York, Tribune Buildings Philadelphia
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

EY- fyou wish to know where you can buy goods,
merchandise, or real estate, look into our advertising
columns. asg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

- Gen. Mosely, of Green county, Ohio, has
discovered gold mine on his farm on the line of the
Little Miami Railroad.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Janl II

j. *. CLARK, HOMTPATHIC PHYSI.
CIAN--No. Walnut Street. Office hours from 10
A. NJ, and from 10 +. M
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. ianl n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

LEWIS E. JOY, Architect Third sto,.,
Brinley Row, Opposite the American Temperance
House, ft IffN# .rfS'
jams WORCESTER. MASS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

MADAME MAINE AND MADAME YOUNG
e independent Cavyats have returned to the citv and
taken at the Franklin House, Those wjshIng 10
consult them concerning past present. and future
nj IN the cure Of diseases will DO weE 10 call soon.
mar26dN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
" il attend this and other matters of business al his
Office over the Central Bank.
worcester, Oct. 8. 1850. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

DIR. HARRIS, I5A Main Street, is prepared u
extract Teeth h0t PAIN by use of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM. dIstfjy7
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
GROCERIES! GROCERIEgI!

UST received, Fresh supply of every variety of
~ w. l. GOODS and GROCERIES at NO 25l Main
street. corner of Mechanic where well selected stock can
always be found, Cheap for cash any ohe esab
slment in the city.
haVhg ad more more than twenty years experience in
the above business confident that we can give salts
factory bargains CAL an see.
r. s-bellg the onfu Agents in Worcester County for
PEhRY DAVIS & SONS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
those wishing TO purchase will be supplied at wholesale or
retail 7. HOLBROOK Il co,
aIIl-usEm 25l Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

SEGARS OF Exquisite flavor arc always to
be found in quantities suit at the Drug Store of
l.. Il. LAZELL,
lebl3-dtt 2Ols Main st,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Dried Apples.

OOOV TAFT a. HARRIN GToN.
mar3l-iwqw Corner OF Front and Pleasant sis
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02

Ladies' who find great inconvenience IN getting their
shoes to tit wel are invited 10 call and have pair made
lor uem AZ lhe NOttage, llO Main Street. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Pure Soda Water

TOR sale by D. SCOTT Jr, & CO., with all the varet,
A. OF Syrups. 50 tickets for 81 90. 24s Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Cassimeres and Doe Skins.

NM have within the past week made large additions IN
our stock of Woolens comprising the most desirable
styles Of goods for
Gentlemen's Pants,
and a large assortment of the best fabrics for
Youths and Children's Wear
which shall offer at low prices II is our intention tn
keep larger assortment in this department than hereto
fore, and purchasers may rely upon prices being da
The iOicest.
aprl-d6twtf H. III. CHAMBERIIN g. IN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
To the Benevolent.

A NY person wishing to adopt an infant orphan child
a may have an opportunity to do by furnishing sat
sactory qualifications and ability, application at this
omce. april dWlW l
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Cash paid for Wool Skins.
DULLED and FLEECE WOOL for sale by
apr2-dw3m J. FOLLANSBEE, 2S Mechonic st.
Caution.

Caution.
WE understand that GEO w PecKHAM has been offer
ing note against us for hundred dollars paya-
bic lst OF May The note is forgery and we cautirn all
persons against said Peckham he left employment
IN debt 10 us. GILBERT g. STEVENS
Ware, April |, 1851. aprl-d3ta
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Notice.

III persons indebted to the subscriber are respectruv
invited to call and pay and all having demands si,
GP BUS al male up and ready
aprl-d3w VIM NJ ppru.rn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-02
Wanted.
Feathers! Feathers
Superior Fronting Linens.

NTE have just received an invoice comprising all the
w different grades of very superior and well known
make o Linens which we can warrant to be perfectly free
from cotton, and very durable.
Febl9-d6t&wtf Ii. H. CHAMBERLIN & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

lowing opinion: al have always thought that
the Constitution addressed itself TO the Legisla.
lures OF the States themselves, or to the States
themselves. Ii is said that person es-
Gaping into another State, and becoming therefore
within the jurisdiction Of that State, shall be de-
hvered up. 1t seems 10 me that the plain import
OF the passage is, tina, the STATE nssLf in obedl.
ence 10 the Injunction OF the Constitution. shall
cause him to be delivered up. This is my judg
ment | have Arrays entertained il; and enter
tain it nOr." This, we believe, is the true doc.
trine-the only one authorized by the Constitu
ton And If 90, then Congress in enacting Fus-
tive Slave Laws, is exceeding the grant Of powers
made 70 it and assuming the performance OF
State duties.
But it may be asked Is there no remedy II
the States refuse to comply with the injunction OF
the Constitution We reply; the remedy is not
in the legislative powers Of Congress undertaking
to discharge State duty. The Constitution be.
slows on Congress 10 such power The alleged
refusal, when properly brought before the Federal
Judiciary, would be a case arising under the Con-
stitution, to be judicialy decided This IS the
remedy provided for alleged infections of the
national charter. HUMAN Rights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

TExAs-Irogress and POlaics.-The Western
Texan, San Antonio, an. 2d,) lies before u.s. A
municipal election had Just been held there, and
j. |. Mcdonald chosen Mayor with eight Alder
men, Treasurer, and Collector. The People
voted on the question Of the City taking stock
in Railroad thence to the Gulf; Yeas 25s ;
Nays3 The leader in the Texan is strong
commentator of the Railroad project the next
article is devoted to the Presidency in 1882. The
Editor comes to the conclusion that Gen WIN
FIELD SCOTT will be the Wing and Gen. SAN.
HoUsToN the Democratic candidate, and that
the overwhelming personal popularity of the lat
ter will sweep all before it. Cass and Butler, he
argues, are dead beaten Benton can never re-
ceiye one Southern vote Buchanan has no
strenth out of Pennsylvania and Woodbury.
lacks personal popularity bat the Hero OF San
Jacinto' will run like fire in the prairies Well:
we shall see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Constitution and Fugitive sInves...NO VI


To the Editor Of The Tribune
The question we have been examining in mum
bers and of this series, is whether the Consti-
tuition confers on Congress Legislature power In
respect to the delivery of Fugitive Slaves In
other words, is it constitutionally the business
and duty Of Congress legisatyely to carry into
execution the clause referring to this subject
We think not The nature and terms OF the
clause, as we have previously shown, point to
State, and not Federal agency. The Constitution
contains no express grant of legislative power in
the premises; neither does it contain an implied
grant in the cypress powers of Congress- or those
of the executive. Such is our previous argument.
We now come to the last, department OF the
General overument-Feaeral judiciary. Can
we find, in the express powers ofthe Judicial De-
partment an implied grant Of power to pass q Fa-
e.tive Slave Law This is the question now to
be examined.
In Article III, Sec l. Clause /, it is provided
that The judicial power Of the United States
shall be vested il one Supreme Court and in
such inferior Courts as Congress may, from time
10 time. order and establish. This gives the au-
thority for the creation and organization oil the
Judicial Department
sec - Nihute OF Lhc same <AttiSiS On PNN'-'
the ju1jsd % on vested in this department IL is
rs follows. The judicial power shall extend 70
all cases in law and equity arising under tins Con-
stitution. the laws Of the United states and trea
ties made or which shall be made, under their
authority 10 all cases affecting ambassadors,
| other public ministers and consuls to all cases
of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction TO contro-
/ versies TO which tue United States shall be a
/ marty 70 controversies between two or more
| States; between State and citizens Of another
/ State between citizens Of different States; be-
( tween citizens Of the same State claiming lands
under grants OF different States aud between
/ State or the citizens thereof and foreign states
/ citizens or subjects. Here are the cases and
controversies placed under the review and con-
! troll OF the judicial power. They form the prov
ince OF Its functions. beyond which It cannot con-
stitutonally pass In respect to many oil tneiii' II
is obvious at glance, that they can have no pos
sible reference to the capture and delivery oil 4
gitive Slaves. Let us then look az those wnlen
might be supposed to include the rendition Oh il-
| gitlves from sayery-remembenrg g, meeh"n1ie'
! that this case is not specifically mentloheo.L
! lat Is il included in controversies OesTee" 60.
-ens Of different States ?" It is enough to ask
this question. Plainly, no citizen can orinS sun
in Federal Court for the recovery OF runaway
slave, claiming that the suit on its lace IS cop
troyersy between him and q citizens OF anotHeI
State The slave is not citizen, not KNOWN a.
party. He is sn article of PToPeTty-a Pe'Sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Indiana Constitutional Convention.

A compromise section has passed, giving power
10 the Legislature to continue, abolish or modify
the Grand Jury system.
The Circuit Court section was amended by diyi
ding the State into Circuits without specifying
the number, and declaring that no Judicial oihcer
shall be eligible to any other office during bis term
section epgrossed
The provision declaring that no negro or mulat-
TO shall have the right Of suffrage was passed.
The section declaring that the giving or accepting
challenge, or carrying challenge, or agreeing
to 90 out Of the State 10 fight duel, should make
the person OF persons ineligible TO offices OF trust
or profit, lc0S passed.
The section providing that the Supreme Judges
shall be elected by the votes OF the whole state
passed The term OF the Circuit adges IS nxeo a.
5 Years. and the Circuit Court is 10 be composer
of one Judge only An antiimprsonment Tor oeo'
section was passed. IL. .e
Sections have been reported, declaring lnas AZ.
ter $50. the Legislature should nave power 70
revoke all charters which have not then EXPIRED
bank charters and laws to be repealaoie, &c.
The report of the Committee on Law Reform
provides for commission OF three, TO reform ana
sinplifv the practice of the Law-to abolish tne
dis,inciion between law and equity, and this re-
port is being debated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Extensive Fire.

Troy, TUESDAY, Jan ~;
A FIRE broke out at ! O'Clock this morning, In
the ebain mandatory Of Robert Green, SSs and
900 Riyerst. destroying both buildings also on, one
adjoining. viz. No. ESQ The loss on the building
il IS 5O0@insured 81, 900 in the Albany Co. and
the Troy Mutual No. 2s6 was occupied by
Priest Alendorp 4 Co. merchants. The value
of the goods, mostly destroyed, was ss,5Oo-with
s. coo insurance in the Erie, Albany and Hart
ford Cos. ,,..,
The loss IN the chair factory is $4,000 with an
and Essex Mutual The building was also oc-
cuped by w w. Hagers shoe store loss 81 900,
partly insured and by ]. o. Merriam's clothing
store; loss 81 600 fully insured The fire is the
supposed work of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Washington Items.

WAsHINGrON, Tuesday, Jan. q.
From private advices received here by last
Mail from California it 10 asserted that COL Ere
mont's chance for reelection to the Senate very
slight, and Mr.. w ethered, Wing, formerly OF Bal.
timore, will most likely be his successor.
The Republic to. day contains an able Editorial
defending the Collins line OF steamers from the
attacks Of those who seek its dsparagement, for
the purpose Of advancing the interests OF the
Cunard line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

SON John B Thompson, Toombs. Wallace Watkins, Whit
uesey, Wildrck ana YOung-t0. go
ABSENT or NOT voTlSe-Messrs. Allen, Ashe, Baker
Cleveland Danner Dimmick. Duer. A. Evans, Ewing
Gentry. Gilmore, Green. Hacket Holloway, Hammond
Harlan, 5. w Harris. Hav, Raymond heoard, hoag.snd
Holmes Hubbard X w johnson, kaufman. Preston King
McGsuPhey McLanahau. John X Miller, Daniel MI
Ter, Morrison Odds. OTIS, Ouuaw owen, Phelps Richard
SOD Robinson Root Savage Schermerhorn, SchOocrah,
stanlv P stanten r. II Stanton, T. Stevens, Strong,
SEeeiser Tnck Malao. Milmol and Woo1 Yard--ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
Weather Items.

Dv Novsgs Ifqel TUESDAY, Jan. N-YA.M.
BuFPALo-Ther So; cloudy and indications Of snow /;
wind h.
RocHEsTER-Ther 80 wind s.; appearance OF rain.
AuBuRN-Ther 81 stormy wind from 3 unpleasant.
SYRAcusE-Ther So; wind H., slight fail OF snow:
UTIcA-Ther %; piercing L wind snow falling rapidly
ALBANY-Ther 49, wind T. showing fast since7 o'clock
TRoY-Ther 90 wind f.. showing hard cloudy ana
cold.
MoNTREAL-Ther. zero; showing moderately
OUEBEc-Ther. above; wind N very foggy
THREE RIVERS &C. Either. above cloudy
ROCKVILLE torming h,avy from N Il.
KINGSTON &c W.)-Ther l2above; wind N showing
ToRoNro-Ther So; cloudy and showing slightly.
BURLINGTON (yt)-Ther. u above; wind 5. and snow
WHITEHALL washington Co.)-Ther. lsi wind s. and
srOwinO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

NEw.JERsEY.-By the postPonement Of the
New-Jersey Industrial Legislature till the llth
of February, at Trenton, more efficient organi'
cation of Reformers is anticipated, and OF course
fuller attendance to that Convention. Several
of the Reform Members of the Legislature and
liberal Editors are expected to be in attendance
as Delegates. The radical sections Of the State
will be fully represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
By Telegraph to the New.YOrk Tribune.
L. =. senator for Massachusetts.

BOSTON Tuesday, Jan. %.
The Senate voted rira gooe today for L. S. Sen
ator to supply the vacancy occasioned by the re-
sgnation Of the Hon. Daniel Webster, Is Wings
voted for Winthrop 10 Opposition and Free
Sellers voted for Rantoul, Opp and Free Soil
ers Buckingham & Morrisonl for Stephen c. Phil.
lips, Free Soil one Opposition, one Free Sod
and one Wing absent.
1t is supposed that the House will concur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

MyxIcAs Washington, Monday, an
o. The Board met according 70 adJoutnmen ..
Present Hon. George Evans and non. oaso D.
smith. The memorial Of William L. seott, claim lam
ing for seizure Of $1,000 rSspoS 10 ~ he 1e
vs;~ed. That Of William c. II. Wadde and 9th
ers. claiming for damages by the dispersion OF
heir colonies on Beales Grant, in Texas, at the
spproach Of the Mexican army in 1856, was sub
nitted. examined and suspended That OF stew
art Newell, claiming for damages by non iuinH-
'aent of contracts with the Provisional Govern
pent of Gen. Canales, assumed by Gen. Arsta, on
its submission in 1910, was submitted, examined
and suspended That of Isaac D. Marks, claiming
for damages by expulsion from Matamoras ia ~
gust Is45. and for ten months thereafter was ~
mitted, examined and ordered to be recei'e'' LUZ
Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29

APALAcHIcoLA, FLA.-The Municipal Election
in this place has resulted in the choice Of William
Valleau, (Whig,) Mayor and five Wings out Of
the eight Councilmen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
V.aIre Naviaatton.

BUFFALO, Tuesay Jan, 28--li PM
The steamer "Hendrick Hudson " has just LEFT
for Cleveland on her second trip. The weather
continues quite favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-29
we shall see

LoUIsIAEA-P. X. WAGSER, recent editor OF
the ~ o. Courier, has been elected State Senator
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of MIR.
Rnnla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-05
TOT Tx EHqUlrtr
TO THE VOTERS OF CHESTERFIELD

At the instance and solicitation OF many Of my friends
hereby myself candidate "a. the Clerkshp Of ,n
Circuit Court OF Che s!erfc!! county
In making this announcement will that have been
engaged in the office Gf the said cuu. Tor the last eicn,
years both ds tie deputy "t biz p"ird xer tie late Clerk
and OF MIR. Fournny, the Present CliA (Who declines be-
coming candidate for election ana am nov entirely con-
versant with the duties ~ lie SAID office and should receive
at yorr hands that bcray winch The peope Of Ch,s
te:ftld noted will continue perform The duties of
the same as heretofore by giving my undivided attention
10 il.
In asking your hands this Office am asking h..
catiye Sinecre: nut tor that IS lbofiua and
when heretofore yielded from five 10 six Handled dollars
year. and present yictg less Than four hundred dollar.
net ask for il of supper, Tor my SELL ard mina
having no other adequate means In this connection Kill
remark that have been Informed that londy number Qi
The citizens Vi III. county under the impression td
have no ne dependent my sIerDns for support a!
possibly nighl vote Ter On that account. lh In.
preston is erroneous have vile and CHILD entirely
nendcnt on ne for subsistence. Others under the a.
sion that, under Constitution, the Clerk o he
County Court must necessarily 5e The Clerk Of the Ci!cu
Cuu:-his impression j. also srroneous--thcy sep.
and distinct Offices, and have no coneton with cach
other
For anr Information which may he desired in respect
nv Qualifications refer you KIND friend Mr.. FIou
nov the Clerk the Attorneys generally Practlclng
this and the County Court the present and iome SEr:s.
and heir deputies and the Commissioners OF he revenue
,i,h mn mir netm;sson ". ". II. COGBlLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-05

and one shall enjoy free from any charge the co
privileges of the school for the disrc, in which
reside UT or the rules and regulations adopted BY the
VI schyG, commissioners. '~
H. The sheriff OF Hanover county is hereby reou;rod -
The day for tie election Of delegate represent
county liz the general assembly of Virginia to onsn
poll at the courthouse in said county, and to take the s
uf the et white males OF said county, the age of I
;y.onc ycrs who for the year preceding had been
with lotion Of the public revenue and shall have s.
nay paid III" same the proTey of accepting o, -
ec,iag this and the said polls shall exhibit two com
the one head, "For the free school sySlcmn the o,n
Against aad lie question shall be proposed by the a.
m or other officer conducting the election for ulefnbe,. r.
the general assembly, 10 each qualified voter "Are Won H.
or against the proposed system " ans, his name shall BE-
corded the column Indicated by MS .aSNe and if iva
thirds OF said shall be in ..pc u this act il shall t
effect accordingly, but not Otherwise
r. IT. any time, onchird Of the aforesaid white maj.
citizens shall petition for the abolition OF the said dsrc.
free school system the OF the said county snail ore,
vote be taken for and against the abolition the
and if majority OF the qualified of said county BE-
favor of s abolition the said shall have the fac, en-
upon their minutes and hercupon the said district free
school system shall be abolished in the said county
| l3. This act shall be in force from lis passage