Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27
"e have already said that the laws Of
Npw York nroy,Ie NJ follnws

New York provide az follows
"lfany person interested in the estate
Of the dccensed shall discover thai the
suretles are becoming insoIvent; or have
renored, or are about 10 rsmore from
this State or that from any .iher cause
they are iHsnDfcieOt, he may apply TO
the Surrogate who gfanied The letters
Ol administration ior rellei."
Now we AK what is the meaning Of
the words which we have ilalicised, IN
the foregoing clause Does not the
words ''rcmove,n "removcd" imply that
surety must be an actual resident,
bona fide citizen Surely they do,
because if II man was already Il citizen
OF another State, when he tecame "A
surety, he could not remove from New
York, after he had bccomr such surety.
What is the meaning of the words,
from any other cause they are insuliic-
len" T" Why, they imply that being
"aboul to remove" or ".laving removed"
render such surclies insufficient hence
the idea that Il nonresident may be ii
legal surety TO an administrators bond
is III perfect contradiction with the law.
Mr.. Lawrence concludes by tender
ing his resi- gnaiion. 10 the State Cen.
trail CommilIcc. The Committee refuse
TO accept his resi- gnalion. saying that
they are satisfied that he has sufficient
residence in this State.
We have always been Of the opinion :
that if Mr. Lawrence stood alone IN this
matter, he would not continue a cnndi
date for The office, it there was ques-
ton as 10 his residence. But as ne laid
down the doctrine. before he was nomi-
mated that the party had II right 10 use
one ofts members, and he had no right
to object or decline, they took him ut
his word and continued his nomination
at all events. The facts now show that
we were correct in our conclusion.
IrWlliam II. Bliss, Thames street,
has invented II new Range, the " Jenny
Lind" which may be seen at his st,rc.
We have examined It most minutcly,
and had i, thoroughly explained TO U.s.
We cannot undertake To 90 into details
in regard 10 it; hut We are fully salts
fled that i, is superior To any Range yet
invented, and that II will u ,imately su-
prrsrdr those now in use. All its ar
rangcncnls are excellent and appear as
perfect IA possible the convcnienccs
whicn il affords lor cooking, IN the larg-
est quantities must satisfy every one.
We advise our readers to call at the
store Of Mr.. Bliss, and examine the one
which he has there, and thus see and
learn Tor themselves, There are six
sizes, aud We learn that Mr. Bliss has
already been offered il very large sum
for his Pdlcn, right, which hr has WISE
/, declined accepting. lie has received
NUMEROUS orders from the trade for sup
pics for the l,rue cities. This Range
must very soou come into general use,
both in Hotels and private houses,
III 1t is the duty Of every Wing, in
! the coming elections, To vote for the reg
ularly nominated candidates Of the par
". No man is warranted in scratching
the name of any candidate. and nc good
Wing will do so. Vote the whole ticket
even though somc one Of the candi-
dates may be your bitlercsi enemy you
do not simply vote Tor him, for he is
representative of the parly-hc has re-
C, ivcd the party nomination, and he Is
justly entitled to every vote in the par
ty. Personal considerations should not
swerve you from party duty. Vote the
entire ticket, and then the Wing canII-
dates will be elected 10y most ,rium-
phant majority. We are contehding
for principles, not men and we are
voting for the principles Of the party,
and not the mere agents who carry out
and represent those principles.
tj Our than are due to Tho.na
II. Hazard, Esq. for copy of his very
elaborate and valuable Report to the
Legis aturc, on the cundi ion of the Poor
and Insane Of the State. II cmbodirs
. vast amount Of highly inter sting intor-
nation II is cmbcllshrd by a fine EN-.
craving Of the Butler Hospital for the In
sane
President Sparks, Of Harvard College.
was run over by IA horse and buggy, Sat
urday evening, and severely injured
II collar bone and one of his ribs were
broken.
III Hon Isaac I'LL, for many years
editor Of the New Hampshire Patriot,
one Of the most nnucn, ial political jour
mails in New Eng'a Il, il not in the I'm
ion died at Washington on Saturday.
He had been Tor years in i'll health his
disease being asthma.
\ A CALIroRNIAS ArWEsT Polsr-By
the last mail, MIR. Gilbert forwarded TO