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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Cholera.

By the St. Louis papers of the Sd instant,
we learn that the steamer "Pride of the
West" arrived at the ST. Louis Quarantine
with 1875 deck and 140 cabin passengers
On her passage up she buried Il passengers,
eleven Of whom were returned Californians,
8 cabin and dcck-and she had six cases
on the boat as she arrived, some of whom
have since died,
The steamer Grand Turk was at last dates
at Cairo, Friday week, she had large
numbey cf emigrants on board, and is said
to have buried 90 before reaching Cairo.
She was on her way to ST. Louis.
The James IIewett arrived at Tt. Louis
with 1873 deck and As cabin passengers.
The Amarani arrived with 900 emigrants!-..
Considerable sickness prevailed mongthem,
but only two deaths.
The eleven returned Californians, are re-
ported to have indulged in every excess Of,
eating and drinking, DC, sufficient to pro-
duce disease and death in a healthy atmos
pherc.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
The Flood.

At Keokuk, Iowa, the river was over three
feet higher than during the destructive flood
of 1914, and rise of three feet above still
coming down upon them.
AtAlton, ILL.,, and the vicinity. great dam
age had hcen sustained.
AT st. LOUIS, on Saturday evening last
the water was on the first floors Of the hous
d north of Green street, and such rise a
boye, vet to come, as no doubt will send tht
water into the stores fronting the levee to th'
depth of several feet.
Quarantine Island was inundated, and {
vessel dispatched down to take off the peo
pie who we're detained there.
The Illinois low grounds, opposite the city
were covered with deep water and Illinois
town entirely deserted.
The Missouri was still rising, accounts
from Weston reporting the destrHStllon :
property thereabouts very extensive
/ Y ~ '.''" Gin: Enq. 18Th inst.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

Mrs. ODELt, at Quincy, ILL.,, died on the
1st inst with cholera. On the Friday before,
her SON ALFRED, and on Saturday, her two
daughters" ELLEN and ELIZA, died Of the
same disease. "'''" "
We learn that CABIN passenger on the
steamer Rob. Rogers, fromst. Louis, died q
ghalera. and was buried at the wood yard
below Evansville, There was two other ca
ses and one death. " :
The officers Of ths Bossoaa, at Louisville
from New Orleans, report numerous cases
along the Mississippi. Near Natchez sever
al negroes were carried off the plantation O
Capt. M1NoR.
There was net as mqch cholera at New
Orleans as the date Of the 3oth qt., as there b;
had been.
At Princeton, KY, up to the 6th. therrt
had been four deaths, and several other per
sons were down. Gin. Eng. l2M.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Allison's Verdancy.

NhaB we advised the y9Rns NliommoM Y ed
Itor Of thc steqbenville Herald last Week tff
b. careful Of he might shps his ScrdaHeg
We did not expect that it would develop it
self quite so soon. But the following from
his paper, Of the 18th inst, shows very plain
III "that his mother does not know that he
u syt.vss--
The Cadiz Sentinel NJ Rstqa,ys, is sat in
arms on the subject of the New CqnsitItllof,
aud bids fair to take the world BY assault.
il has coniescended, from its sublime height,
10 speak rather familiarly of us. Wake up
snakes and little fishes! The Cadiz Sentinel
l. in the feldi
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Our Prospects.

slncg .se haye takon chage Of the Sentinel,
FUR prqsTsfts haYe Egas quite asttteEinglgs eEingls fo9l
which we are very thankful to the good
people Of Harrison county. We have aver
aged about four new subscribers per day
since the 10th of April, and the cry is "still
they some." But yet there is room fol
hundreds more. A friend Of ours in Short
srssk township, 9a ea last Saturday handed W
The names Of tgs9 nnew sRhssFibsfs, Nth thtt
pay in adFanss, besides paying for his o%I
paper, and says that he will procure us sew
tral more. Who will do likewise?
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

From all we can learn, therc has not been
a year in the history Of Ohio, which will
compare with the present for the abundance
of yield of all kind of crops, with the acccp-
ton of some fruits. Wheat, corn, hay, oats,
and potatoes never looked more promising.
We find paragraph like the following in
most of our Ohio Exchanges. The Auglaize
Republican Of the 4th inst. says
Never, to- uur recollection, was there ever
greater promise at this season Of the year for
abundant crops, Of every description.--..
Should the wheat crop turn out as well as
appearances now indicate, there will be a
surplus twice as great in this vicinity as
there ever was before.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

DIED In Archer township, Harrison
county Ohio. on the 81 inst, Mr.. RnBERp M'kEEs
ian old and respectable citizen OF that township.
Mr.. M'kee was for manySear q member Of the
NJ. r. Church.
| On the 9th inst., in the same township, Mr..
tJAMts nEvoRe, one or the Oldest and most re-
spectabIc citizens OF that township.
| In this place. on Monday morning last. June
| 10Th. Rev. WILLIAM KNOX. aged about 81 years.
Mr. X. has been for City or sixty sears II regular
tinelaht minister of the Nj. Z Church, and COLI
inued in Ills arduous nbors until within the lnst
Two or three years.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
MichaeI's Modesty.

rive had much rather never write one sol
I.ary line iof Editorial, than that what we did
rriie, should 'hs the proof that we were
pnly 4 sisilff,,A and hlackguard, and rufian. -
cetis RspuSlicaqaa, Is1 ba:t
Eg- 1t is not necessary, Michaeb f9r You
10 "write one solitary line Of editorial" te
prove that YOU are not ."only a liar, and black.
susfsl, sad rpAfan,' hat ysrY lazy man nj t. 4
hoct. This, the people Of Harrison county
know. by fiye long years experience.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
stsubenyills and Indiana Rail-
- 80
road.

road.
Ehs Pitsbgrgh Post says that the Hon.
'D. Iaigofss FtysidoE, of tbs SsgHbsnvillc
and indians Railroad, is kssssia thal sity,
saRsEiptehdfhg the eagraving AID Psiatihg
efthe Company Bonds, which are nearly
ready for execution. These bonds are on
the city Of SteubenyiIle, and the various
townships in Jefferson. Harrison, Carroll,
Coshocton and Tusearawas counties, Ohio,
which voted in favor of subscriptions to the
Railroad. They are ofthe denominatiop q
81 900, bearing seven per cent, interest,
payable at the Office of the Ohio Life Insu-
surance and Trust Company in the city o.
New York. We yesterday saw a "proo
sheet Of one efthe bonds at the lithograph
tis establlshnlsut OF Aessrs. Scuchmann d Co.
Third street., and the artisticaI work is very
lime.
We learn that Mr.. KgLooRE win Iesys "
few days for the city of New York, for tn,
purpose of placing the bonds Of the Steuben
vile and Indiana Railroad in the Market
We cannot for moment doubt his success
for he is never unsuccessful in any eRteEpris,
he undertakes.
The necessary stock to build the road, a
lthe reader has been previously Informed,
y
tsvbscrihsd, from the Observer to CoshSctOn
and the Epgiineers are making their fna
survey, preparatory to locating the road an
putting it under contract.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Maicrities.

Blythe above it will be seen that in Har-
Tison county the new Constitution has been
defeated. 1'he Wings as party, were Sc
sretly organized against it, and used every
effort in their power, to bring out the entire
vote. Secret circulars were sent ont, and
deceptions Of the basest character practised
But Of these we have no room tg SPEAK oi
sfsa %efF.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
A Word to Postmasters.

We hear complaints from quite numbe1
Of our subscribers in this county, that they
aonot receive their papers. We know this,
sgK p22er il mailed every Wednesday by
adsa,. sGd ne afe confident that the Pest
Master II cadiz does hts dqtf. We have
our eyes on two in particular, Nho viii pub
hely hsaF fEsR fEEssR ". shSqId l.c.i the complaiRs
Continue. 20 leoh Out
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
The Pressll

We are under obligations to our brethrea
of the press, for their very kind and fiatter-
ing notices of us, and the recent improve
ments in our paper. We can assure them,
that such things are duly appreciated by us.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

Married, last week, MIR, Brice w. Custer,
to Miss Maria L., dahgRter Of Samuel Stock
ing, all Of New Market, Harrison county,
Ohio
Maria, in most amiable mood, handed
her husband over her Stocking, and Brice
Cast-sr.t shockingL-Ciu. Eng
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Col. Tod.

This distinguished 0hl$anE=-oA 0ls. IT present PR
Minister at thg e9nrt of RFazzil, Is expected
II tereturu tg bis native State, about the goth
Ipf the present month, Ili' namsraas yGa friends
in Ohio will bid hima cordial welcoFHe.'ee7s
The Buckeyes have gained credit by the a
Bile manner in vhich this talented republican
has Represented odr geqJsppmnennt at 2 Fer q
eign Court.
GREELEY had hard time Of 1t while
steaming across the Atlantic. In fact such
! a bilious ease as his could not expect a very
mild time. He says:
"Of every hundred who cross the Allan
tic tor the frat time, am confident tina
Itywo-thirds endure tuorc than they had done
In all the hve wears praGeding-more thar
lthey would do, during two months hard la
ber A. oGngicts III a state Prison"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

GT~ Women are csied the "softer sex, "
because they are - easily humbugged.- ~
Out of one hundred girls, ninety-fye would
prefer ostentation to happiness dandy
husband to a mechanic.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
The Cincinnati Type Foundry.

4AC GAAAOAAANv& = IE~ 4 u. -
YEyHE nn,rons ~ his establishment are Informed
that les business will suffer as little change
possible, II consequence ,1 q hf rh deah e ,he
Iii denartment will continue in charge Of Messrs.
&. Il. and William Wells. 70 whose efforts i i
already mainly indebted for its present high state
lof perfection, inJ no pains will be spared TO fsn-
lder its manufacturers fully wkat they profess .9
Ihe--equal toanyin the world. A large new and
complete Specimen Book is rapidly printing,
(which we rxpect to have ready for dissrbutioI
about the fret Of September. Wehave on hand
d lafge stock OF Printing Materiafof every do!
scription. including new mud see6hd-hand Poweg
and Hand Presses. which we are ready TO sell oil
six mouth Is time for good notes. orhiake adiss
count Of ten per cent. for regular PRICES for eaeh
down. All orders addressod to the. Cincinnati
TYNE Foundry will meet with prompt intention.
n.!' !'Copnsfy papeta pAbIishing this advertise.
ment fpuf times befur5 ihep fret of August next,
and sending us copy Of the papcr containing IL
viii be paid In type. on puTcnasing three tiHef
the amount oi this bAl
| ieIa.4. CEIAs. WELLS, Secretary
4 I II X
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
y. u. SlzOTWELL
AT LAW AND DSoLlClTOR-
IN CHAN NCERY

CADiZ, o.
1NONTINUES 80 practice in Harrison and nd.
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
promptatention to CI llecting, Business Of Execu-
iors, Admnniiss Iratnrs, Guardians, Wa-ds, Parti-
tIons. Sales OF Lands settlement Of Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. Comveyaucihg, suits Mt Lnw anil
in Chad cry, loaning md Investment Of money.
and all otherprolesaiona1 business placed in shd
charge.
He is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others. for loaning money, &c., 20. omce ~
Hilgore's Building, on Market street.
Catiiz. O.. June I8. I85l-~s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

Rg. Some wags took drunken fellow
laid him in coffin with the lid left 50 that
he could easily raise it, placed him in agraye
yard, and waited to see the effect. After
short time the fumes of the liquor left him,
and his position being rather confined, he
bnrst off the lid, sat bolt upright, and, after
looking around, exclaimed, "Well, I'm the
first Mafs yiz, Dr. else I'm confoundedly be-
lated"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

Er The sce9nd term Of the Court q
Common Pleas for this county, csommences
pext Tuesday, the 24th ipst. Several i'm,
portapt gases arg to be tried
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

AeGRAvonNe.---Tp SEQ d good looking
man wrestling with your wife in waltz,
without having the privilege Of going up and
tightening bis neckerchief,, or giving him the
length of your boot
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
.NsO YECE!

lgJ- Those indebted to the "CADIZ SENTt
EEEs,' Cor yolnmrs ie aud II, viii setI'c thciI
sccounts with either of the nresent editions OF III,
s-utiittI, Tvr Mr.. NJ. NJ Barltcson. and NONE
spS9sJ Tfastee.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Sabbath School Celebration.

| 0J- THERE will be "a Sabbath school CEfE-
BRA rlON in rippecanoe. Harrison county. o..
lon the fourth day Of July next Several schools
bare expected to be in Attendance, when an adj
dress VIII be delivered by the Rev. Jae. F. NJ
Cav, ir. The Pabhc are respectfully invited to
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

~~-~~~~c@c~~~r
MARRIEn.~-On the 18th inst, by tho
Rev j. Burns, Mr.. JomN M'MArH, to Miss ELmY-
Ina ANN MARsir, al of this place.
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AGRSTs FOR THR "DENQCRAIr1C SEN
/. rINRI 4. q ,,R MER ~

D. MsciANs. Ess., is duly authorized 10 receive
Subscriptions. aJStrtisemrnIs. etc.. in the city n
Ayhreling. Fof tl,e Sentinel & Farmer. All con
lfneIs alde sY hin will he aiihlally performed
NV. tsIsk, R:.'R PALaEs. and'C. f'ikRcE. NJ,
sdf fcsslsf aathOTiAel s2e!is in Philndelphin
:, receive advsraiscu,snis ). sisr i6r ste Ssgline
x Farmer.
TnsRax TaovFso,. Of SterArYsifle. is onr au
kAaFifed Secnt at that plasf. hr the Sc,ilnel
fartia. - q ,'H = II - sur
D. r., HasrKz, ,oG Ire E.itsburgh Dispatch, is on
lEalIsrikSsl agent AT that place, tor the Sentine
Earmer
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
An Ahnlitionist Sent on,

We learn fTdfn tlie Greepsboro' IN. C.)
Patriot, that on Sunday last; b' Bride, thf
aboIitionist preacher, (whe, with Adam
Crooks had been given notice 10 quit tha
section, was met by about two hundred 81
tizeus, when on bis way to an appointment
fdf preaching, and conducted over the cohn
|tv liHSe-giving bond in 81 900 never to Re
turn To Guiliord, and to leave the State, an'
not to send any publication whatever on ih
subject Of slavery, into North Carolina. Th
whole affair Was done most peaceably =
Excaage.
EE- This Mr.. MRride, mentioned above
lis regular minister of the Wesleyan Meth
odist Church, and il we'll known in the ives
tern end Of this coanty;he having travelle'
The Deersville circuit a few years since.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
For the Sentinel apd Farmer
AUDITOR OF STATE.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: As the New Constltu-
ton wilt no doubt be adopted, and as there
are several important 8fiees t9 be filed IN IN
der it, and none more ffDYeFta4t than that q
Auditor of State, | know of no person Tfal9Cyre Tfal9Cyr 3
more worthy or better capable OF filling that
Office, than JUSTIN e. MORRIS, of Jeffer-
son county.
Mr., NJ. is printer by trade, was for a
long time editor and publisher of the Ameri-
can Union; has filled several important Off
ces in this county, and is one Of the long
tried and fIthtADcnloorats, Mr.. NJ. is ev-
cry way qualified "a frf that important sta
ton; and as this end Gf tic State is entitled
to some one of the offices, We dYpot think the
Democratic Convention could make better
nomination that of JUSTIN G. MORRIS
of Jefferson county, for Auditor of State
Should he be nominated, as we trust he will,
he, with the rest of the ticket, will receive a
larger Democratic majority than was even
before given in ...
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
JEFFERSON COUNTY

OF We heartily second the nomination
made above, and trust that Mr. Morris may
receive K; the nomination, for man more wor-
thy is S Not to be f2yad IN the State,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Godey's Lady's Book.

This splendid magazine for July. is on our
table Il ysH flIed with large number
pfsplendid engfaylags, snd yast apFount q
literary resding. The postage On this mag
axine to people in this section Of country, will
be only two cents, per number, after the first
of July. Terms, rs per annum. Address
=. Al anaeg, Ne: lis. Chestnut Street
l,hiladelphia,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

Eg- Don't live in hope with your arms
folded. Fortune smiles on those who roll up
their sleeves and put shoulders to the wheel
that propels them on 10 wealth and happi-
ness. Catthis out. and carry 1t aboutyou
In your vest pockets, ye who idle in bar rooms
or 1t the corners Of the streets.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18

- Daniel Markes, ghs killed james
Myrs. near TipPec anoe, In thIss county,
sllsrt tIme siass. was va brought hsfoFe Esquire
Arnold, In this place, an last Thursday, fol
hearing. On chargeof inanslaaghter, aRf
held 10 bail ID ihe sum Of $4,000, foF hi
appeaEaAsc " seIlrt
60. WE learn that quite i DESTRUCTIVE n tirIl
secured II Hsrnessille Rslmont Cc.' las
week. spyeral dwelling hoiiAes were con
surned With their contents. We hays how ls's
Fver nothing further.
80 ii ii reported that the wcayel y Saaa
ling gfeas destruction II thc wheat ersFf II
ahe siciniiyrf Trichsyille.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.
APRIL IL, Is


GRA1N-Vheat-The receipts have been very
limited this week and prices have improved at the
close. On Wednesday there were sales of good
to prime Md reds at 94a9S cents. To-day there
was sale of Md reds at 100 cents and we quote
good to prime at 95a100.
Corn-To-day there have been sales of Md.
yellow at 62a63 cents, but the latter figures were
obtained in few cases only. We quote white to-
day at 6la62 cents, with sales. s=E.~l' :
Oats-We quote the range at 36a41 cents-a
sale of Penna. at al cents
ToBAcco.-The unsettled condition of the mar
ket noticed in our last still continues. Holders,
in order to effect sales, have to submit to de-
cline, as shippers declare the accounts from for
eign markets too discouragng to allow of purchases
at the rates demanded. We note sales of 200 hhds.
Nd at "a 80 for very inferior frosted to S. for
binary and common. Sound common and good
parcels sold at seas. We quote :,ass... !.
Inferior MaSxssnaa s commeps
good common S650a7; brown S7as; and fine
brown So TO-
The inspections of the week comprise $50 hhds.
Maryland, and SO hhds. Ohio-total GAG hhds.
The total inspections this year are 1920 hhds.
against ,449 hhds. to the same period last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-16
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of The Orphans
- Court Of Charles County. the under
signed will sell q. public sale, q. Benedict,
on THURSDAY the S'h day Of MAY next,
the personal property Of the late William
Ma,hany deceased. consisting Of one third Of
The SCHOONER ssSURPRIsE" and lot Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMS "A credit of six months will be
given on one-,hird Of The purchase money,
and on the balance credit of nine months;
The purchaser or purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale.
ROBERT L. MATHANY,
admir- of WIN. Msthany.
April l6 lS5l.-ls
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-04-16

shall have the same representation in said Conven-
ton as they respectively have in the Legislature at
the time such Convention is called
Pending these propositions the Convention ad-
journed.
April IL, 1851
The Convention resumed the consideration of
the report from the Committee on Future Amend
ments and Revisions of the Constitution, the ques-
ton being on the amendment offered by MIR.
Brown, to the report made by Mr.. Fitzpatrick.
Messrs. Thomas, Chambers, of Kent, Howard,
Merrick and others, debated these propositions,
when the amendment of Mr.. Brown was agreed to.
Mr.. Hicks offered to amend the substitute, by
striking out that clause to take the sense of the
people for or against Convention in 1860 and
every ten years thereafter, and inserting in 1870
and every 90 years thereafter. Rejected-yeas
25, nays 46.
MIR. Randall offered an amendment, that the ma
jority so cast for Convention, shall be MAORI
ty as compared with the preceding presidential
election. Rejected, 81 to AZ.
The Convention then accepted the substitute, by
vote of Al to %.
Mr.. Blackstone offered substitute therefor, that
"a Convention be called whenever a majority OF
the voters at any delegate election decide in favor
thereof but such majority must be majority as
compared with the preceding Presidential election.
Mr.. Brown rose to question of order, and the
President decided the substitute not in order.
The report as amended was then adopted-yeas
Al nays37.
Mr. Blackstone then renewed his substitute to
the second section, and it was rejected-19t to A..
Mr.. Donaldson then offered section, allowing
the Legislature, by vote of majority of all the
members of each branch of thereof, to prepare "a
mendments to the Constitution, to be submitted to
the people at the next general election, when, if
approved by majority of the voters, the Legisla-
ture at its next session may engraft such amend
ments on the Constitution.
Mr. Stephenson moved provision, that if more
than one amendment be proposed the vote of the
the people shall be taken separately on each which
Mr.. Donaldson accepted.
Mr. Sellers offered as substitute therefor the
article originally reported by him as chairman of
the Committee, which was rejected-yeas %,
nays AZ.
The section offered by Mr.. Donaldson was then
rejected.
Mr.. Randall gave notice of an amendment that
no member Of any future Convention shall hold
any office, created, made vacant or regulated by
such new Constitution within five years after such
constitution shall go into operation.
The Convention then adjourned.