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>. asn,. ma, e,i., and eorrcc, whatever error may

abuse NAV erist and correct whatever error may
have teen committed.
the appre on Of individuals within the Jur1sd-o
,t0n cf legally constituted tribunals, Their ir.@ sen
;epcs and execution without authority o. Ia g d
voluntary association Oh ctlLef,- WHO thus EHtIiiy
mare Themselves above and beyond all a~, except
Thar presented by and fo- .emselTes- VII prove
sufficiently pTeluclclai 70 or interests abroad CON
nerclal ard otherwise. II sHch oFganizAiioAs, a.
suinF sue OF questioHaaiy Jan EerOu~ pO~er- ~ere
now Dissolved. bit # continued thers - no ca ula
tns tie extent Of the injury "llch may result 20 :
as state The dangerous tendencies, IL o.Aef r.
s-erfs Of organizations Of the character uu Ter con
: e-at On f.e exc4icn,en produced m tie pio-lc
mind consequent upon tier acton, resist lce 70 &c
authorities, which must almost 'neFi'a'4y
result and threatened coil>lons between itetn-tists
ard officers Of the law n TIE execution 81 the l
tee eornot tui &c appreciated an1 ieprecliec oy
every r!ght thinking and patriotic clfI1en a. nc
state a.S iced not therefore De dWslt uron here
Whatever may have been the exlgency heretofore
erisflrg recurring, or supposed 10 require the loP
non OF Extraordinary measures On the part OF i's
citizen il has NOW happily, ID great dssT ee is>t =
srd such measures should. o. this account y Oh 10
cher to AZ cree abandoned Another cylIal1a- colc
with more efficient provisions. attaching lteQHaie
renaltes 70 the commission of ofenses. and direct
ing 4 more prompt and effective administration o.
Justice has gone into operation. Courts are nov
enabled 20 Try. sentence and execute. as nc oHense
ddseTses safe and secure prisou-nguses are Oeth5
prov6ed and the officers. there / reason 70 believe
arc ready and anxious 10 cisc barge TIC hsl 1Giy I'M
posed upon them by the people.
I cannot do loss, therefore, ;han earnestly recon-
mend 10 nv fellow citizens everywhere throughout
the state 10 aud IN sustaining the law, for n ms s
our only real and peTmano al security. Associations
NAV be organized but they should DC formed Win
the view 10 aid ard assist The officers Of the law N
the execution OF their duties. and act IN concert Win
The civil authorities 20 detect, arrest and punish
criminals By pursuing this course, much goOi may,
and undoubtedly vii, be accomplished, and All me
dangers which threaten unlawful assumptions Oh
mower thus averted. deficiency VIII mol, lhen Sc
cure impunitv to crimes dangerous CRIMINALS De
uefmitted to go unwhipt OF justice. II ) my sworn
duty 10 see that the laws are executed and feel
assured that all good citizens vii cordially cooper
ate with me IN rs discharge.
JOHN McDouCAL, Governor.
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Married.


In Stockton July n. by G.. W Wood. Ese. Jean Batse
Maeendy. 10 Biadenoisec Adde dc Logagonle no,h OF
L. stockton july i7.by q ", Wood. Fsq sir loLn d.
Atv-, a. Miss Sarah Ann Allen, both OF San joaquin
County
A. Mormon Island or the luh nit. hy : h. +. Clark.
Fsg Mr W Bnhcnan 90 Miss Agnes St1l1 la'e of >alt
Lake Cts.
In Honolalu June u. by Rev T T. Taylor, Nj Wa.
Morgan to Mss Lucy Gil.
In the Seamcns Charel Honolulu. Monday. June TO-
hy H,s r + Taylor, Mr. LOUIS FrncOnl TO Miss Clemen-
tine tIck -
On the 18th of June 1851 At residence Of Col r
Snm. rs near o YIN a. Lewis county, o. +, by II 4
snror gh John l. Butler formerly OF Boston. VI ass
70 Ar m 81 Bowman, srane-daushter OF David Kindred
Ga The jh Irly, by Rev VI. Cleadle Mr. Sohn $
IDu cd Tel anon, t. Mis-. Nancy 4 Smith, all Of Marion
CauLts.p T.
A. Iafa,c'.e YambHl County. on the sth Of Apnl, by
A X Elder. Air Alet. p. Auacny, 10 Mrs ChafIy
Smith, an Ia Fayctto.
samuel I.sLun 90 Mss Minerva j Rhndd' boh Of Port
In saa Francisco. 90 the 2stb ult by Rev. A. Williams
Mr. fdwadP Cogan. 10 Mis- Ezal eth Seib both Of the
CIV a. NcW-Nork.
L. The e., ~ Nevada ON the gta u D. Elder Rober
Dan an Or " VI u Warfeld formerly Of Guernsey
COUNTY ONO o. Miss Martha Ann Sweang, formerly OF
Dallas county, ~ ssauri -.
On Thur lav. Juy at iho residence 81 Or WIN Capies
Nj ; Sou.hmayd. printer 90 Mss Alley Caplfs' daaf
ter OF d.. {
Al Molalla. on the 3d alt, hy Rev II Atkinson, DR.
d II Davenport t0 Hiss $. W. Feisier
Al Oregon. the CtA uf. hY Rev. James CroAtf Alf
Thfs. Hunt 90 Mss Cataarae Cox
AZ Tuaitin Plans, the % uit., M Carlos ID wilcox
Ia Mss Sarah Ann Elizabeth skosglngs
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niel.


ON hoard the steamer tennessee ON the 9TH INST GA he
tp ron Panama 90 tins port Air stephen sheed from
Alal ana, of lrf ann alton OF the bowels
In san Francesca, july 20, CAPT Robert Henderson jr'
oGihe 7th INST al LsWisUiie Tuolumne Co. N the jsl
wear of hs age. Asa Wheeler, late Of Texas.
At MaTiposi, the iHh INST Dir Nm. II hpDlason,
senior partner OF the firm Of VIM H. Robinson Go, OF
In Ssciamonto City. July &c, sr James Hail. Of New
Iuiy Z af'er an illness OF few weeks at Tuan near
san Diego the residence ot her grandfather Don Santagj
Capt Zamorano. Of the MeUcan Army, AGED u years
On she North Iorz Of me TRINITY RIVER, July , Iohn
Bingham aged p, son % CALVIN Bingham u SiAfccuus'
At Portland o 7 july &c. Dr. George " Salisbury, for
Al West Taalafn plains, O. T. July o. Mr. Charlotte
Flett. wife Of John fleu aged % yeat. Mrs ca ne
Ia Mafysve. On tnda the oh tt al'eT . Tag ~ %
llnsss Mr. Horace Gaze. Of Nefgennes, W. aged %
In Hospital Honolulu. June 10, Of dyssntery. Io-
ser IA Patch. oi Msnhsm, Mas
In Francisco, July ie,h, Nh Aired Rlnlie'' oi
BF. Fosteer Riye' jay s'e I....a,d II y, I'd
q Indiana. formerly from Sfo'os thompson '7u"'5'
A. sonoma on the nth July oliver compliant the Hon
Al san Francisco Juiv 10th the 10Th year OF ne age
Mrs Mar GernoR ~ife Of George Gernon late Of View
A. Indian Bar Tuolumne River about the 18Th AZ !
dysen,eiY. Mr. John Eaaes. Of Amelia Co. Va aged "a
In Oregon. at judge R:glend Yam HUI Co after an
hs, Of sea- s, o =, az Msls as cs,te
n lat \ long I29 - ", Mss Mary Gaseher. # St.
Etitnne, rance.
Ia San Fraucsco On the 2sh ul, Mrs Charlotte G Pa
p aged 81 wears j In Pagan and daughter Of the
author u JeuIma hetlnlah, Il kre Co, y Y
On board the steamer Bird. rassage from
Panama. Mr. q Bartlett. and Master Culver, both IA
ilyes 81 New-lOIk
I'm Nalysse July 70 James CrSeseti aged -
On board # bak Canton, The pass@se from Acapulco
q San TagcsCo u the Panama fever, Carlos Pies6s. Of
I,'staes,s "a sea I,sse,,co t5es, ~, -
IL - Iler( a Uf r. ~
JUL l6-Alfred HHndlstt Of New-H2mpshlTe 4sel =
Louis Baulhot Of Canada, aged -
JuiF I7-SiaTy Green Of Ireland, aged o. Cicero Md
dletoD 4 Norfolk. Va aged
July f9-Josepn Walton. late Of - LOUIS, MO aged
q George CLAIR OF Ireland
JULY zo-M gorne. unknown 49,,
July Or Joseph Cox u TENNESSEE, aged Wis IA
Harph Of GeImany aged q; Henry B4ufdiey, 81 New
lOik. AGED 30 - - .
JUL zz-AIn Fau kes Of Ireland aged q II G Rowen,
Of Ireland aged q -
July Ri Harrisor Il South na aged Y Pre-
cer,ck Gettler OF Philadelphia. aged y
July 1s-John Taylor, q Indiana aged -
July o. uLrs Roberts Of France, aged 70.
July Z7-Sow.l. unknown, aged d Lars Otterfon, 2!
July 2s-Jo-ph PAGE Of Quincy, III aged IS Charlo,te
Pagan late II Brookyn y Y, aged DO Thomas Badefs.
late Of New Bedford aged 20 John Spinner II Enyland
AGED j. Wm { McIvoy Il Nsw-YOrk aged Is
July 29-Enen BIo4dbuIy. u svdney James Smith, 4
BostoH aged. IS. AlsE BaIns, Il ENGLAND. aged q
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By pohce ofictr who called on him 10 stop. Card
sell refusing, the ossceT shot =. but used aim
The ball BIZ one Kaufman. from Galveston, rsxas
who vas standing some iiy yards Oh, and kiied lin
instantly.
Tie trial Of Charles DusBe, a.sas Dutch tAaT-
ley al San Francisco has resulted IN hls CONVICTION
fer assault ana battery Win intent 10 kul, he vas
sertenccc "a imprisonment for one year, Beng me
NnEest Term allowed ey the statute.
Tie man Hi has been convicted 81 The murder OF
Frank Brewer.
AZ Sacramento. the tYlais OF W. II Robinson and
TIRE Ran Gibson, have resulted N their conviction.
IL iho Of Robinson, the Jury, after oelng cut al
night came ia on the 18Th July rendered verdict
o. gully and awarded the punishment OF DEATH
csoa ihe accCmplCe n the Wilson ROBBERY, " as
next put mon ,Esl. and after listening 10 all the
t6SrlCny snj irCr m-nts OF counsel Tie jury retired
ard 2 ore hour brcugh, n a verdict Of guilty
Vu1ls CIT Cea'h.
Yesterday, Tie 10Th las;, ~ >enteucedfo leu years
lUrTiscImtNt
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Cur exchanges TEEN With accounts OF murders
and conyi, tons The stockton Journal mentions the
cold-blooded murder of two Americans named
Rooeri f. Bradshaw from Massachusetts about -
years old, and William \. sampson from Charles
town, Mas. aged 9tou. "a years. fheir tent was
IN an unirequented glen near CalayeraS which
probably induced the nurcerers 70 believe that their
cea;h would lot lie soon discovered. The assassins
were pursued BY party OF volunteers. and proved
Tent, Aqua Emo. and On enceavorinc 10 eacaoe N
he nlght, one OF them was shot
cimculiy had occurred u SOaora between a M
l-i-in Ford. Of Ns~-l OK. THE owner Of "a r.ca
qrsrtz ye No. aid M. CariNei "a -yrlb ~, l,,fer
srOf Fed. The bal taking eEet in the arsa-1. ana
passing ,n,o TIE oecy- ta-dHeu IN III ~ ssea
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Review or the Market.

SAN FRAScIsco, Friday. Aug T. isJl
slct lz. Jnt IL pnseEf Wees bqs.asss has pro
cleceL ven uacegsiey bli Qlr44g Las ~ no.ice
very Lsl-vr4Le increase, large Proportion u whah
how ever has be- Doe AZ public aarcl god 1srand
.r- he ntcror hs tak place there has teen .sry
t.st.l ll-rIlrtl-sl; y iit TIMES. Y tLe a-.Eei.
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Passing Events.

Tss Ssa Ha,sc.so0 Aor,s.ss PoSi, Of JULY 81, has
the following summary
The events Of The past TWO weeks are OF less
mary Of the last steamer no great ortrase has oc-
cured 10 hleh;en The excitement in the pubic mind
the suhSiS,,hg excitement has ahased Under the
amended Criminal Code, which took efec, on the
Isl instant, and which allows the Jury discretion
10 punish either with Imprisonment or by death.
those gully Of arson, robbery, burglary Sc tamong
many other rigorous but necessary provisions lew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05

Il is believed that the passengers ship
wrecked m the Union were taken Oh by The North
ernor ON her downward trip, as that steamer learned
OF the disaster az san Diego and took on bolrJ sew
eral OF the Union passengers who had made their
way up by land from the scene of the wreck. The
Herald, oi san Diego has paragraph adyiSatOTy Of
eIn0r.
The names 81 the passengers who reached san
Diego by land are WIN. ID. Lawrence. J. w HOyt.
}. spauldIng, Albert Braee \. N. Greenleat Roiol-
plus Ashley, Mathew Croft, - CONN., all, Henry
l.. Wood
The bark Fanny, from Panama, with large loaf
OF passengers, pu, into the anchorage OF san Luis
ObiSpo IN distress short time since. uer paSsen-
gers were brought up by the Ohio Alta California.
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The Overland Immigration

copy Of Tie 81 Dorado Macs, Of Saturday last,
contains aL Announcement Of the arrival al Placer
vile q The first companies oi the immigration by
the Plans this season. The mos; forward party
reached tGat place the Eth INST. making the tUp
iron -. Jose IN IN SsVentv-seyen days ms party
car by the way Ct subletle's ut-ott, and report
having met TWO returning companies OF Calior-
mans. Who were N good health and well al
vanced. The first division Of these nome ward
bound travellers sas met near Soda Springs The
second camp vas encountered 1t Tie head oi the
Humboldt
TIE California overland immigration j. rolling
on" IL VIII scarcely exceed a thousand souls, &C
corlug 70 the representations of the advance guard
ABOUT two thousand turned of on the Oregon road
There arc few families on their way across the
Plans, the accounts OF tue suferngS OF Tie last
years emigration having intmida,ed many
The tTst company that arrived at Placervnie mas
composed OF The following persons. They were
party OF packers.
Joi,,f, IM-H Carpenter, c Carpenter. y; Fiax.
Nense " Hanson. W Coats. - Nouny. HezeAiah brown,
George Hitler, GIant sheldon, Frank Seymour Martin,
On tie 9ist. the second party Of immigrants
"packed in arnung AZ r Dorado IN good health.
making the Journey from hanesyle, on the Missouri
Rivcr. II styerty-Ilno days. They we're not mo-
sted seriously by The Indians along the route helT
chief trouble being from the scarcity OF grass. For
aoou, forth shtS travel after leaving the Missouri
they found gazing good, but about two hundred
miles This side Of Fort Laramie, It failed and con-
tinucd scarce during the greater part OF the way.
This company came VIA the Sdt Lake country. and
found the colony prosperous and increasing. They
reioiced IN the prospect OF full haryeSts, and re-
ceived The emlgranis kindly.
We append the names OF this company. They
have suffered none from sickness along the route,
and report those behind making excellent progress.
Nrt'go1 Cv Mr. Martin
T,rEace. W-Thomas pindar. Riley Holdrldge
Fo'oa. W,s-Samuel Hunt, NJ Carey.
Jorls,ine. Mch-Iames + Stark n. Burns, A. g D.
lee. 4 r. Wilson. NJ Cook p Coos. James kennedy G.
Chester. f. Button. samuel CLAY, Ornn Gray
Sopi0. Nich John Han. Vim. I. FeZler
Itfhfcld. Nict WIN Wife. Ira Wi'e Wash. Nte.
Miner Parker, s. Parker. Joseph Green. VIM. Boce.
Racine. Wis-Capt. Head
HisrCurf Noah Simpson.
Elkharf County, Mlch-AI. Rowe. Nh Bates, John Rove
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ets~s, MI. Hahbgfton. Jr.. Nr racy. Gag, Graz.
grs PElte and ehil4 M >hs2A and dan<hsr Nh -,
> NJ Locker "a
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Miscellaneous.

The steamship Sea Bird, Capt. Williams, intended
90 ply on the Sacramento River arrived Al san
Francisco on the 3lst OF July, IN two hundred and
forty days from Newly ork, stopping on the way AZ
Bermuda, Pemambuco, Rio Janelro, Port Famine,
va,dvla. Talcahuana. Valparaiso Callao Payta,
Panama RealeJo, Acapulco, Mazatlan, Sm Diego,
ard Monterey.
During the passage, She struck on The island OF
san MARITIME, and knocked 4 hole IN her larboard
bow. She was run ON the beach lni repaired the
captain reports that the island hes ten mules north
and fifteen west of ITS designated position on mreyS
chart Of Is!9
Gen. Joseph Lane arrived at san Francisco on the
seth OF jolly, on his way TO Washington, as Con
gressIonal delegate from the territory of Oregon.
4 massive gold medal, Of two hundred dollars val
ne has been prepared AZ san Francisco for present
alton 20 the New England Guards of the city Of
Boston II Is the gift of late members Of the Guard,
rl.Lllnf |. l.ILinIuIl
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Cleared.


July BARK b,irorno. Or Rem ono 'aila''"
LARK Iaufan. lt Ef.fan Irgcbet, halpalaisJ "a
Dark Geo hlch, aus. (iism.j Athens. caii-o aAa -
Iuiy Is-sesmsr Ohio, Haley, San Diego sops"
STEAMER Go'ah. Mason. san Diego, 10 pass
Brig John DAVIS. l'umneT. Pugots ~ Nnd
luis l7-SbID Jesse. fHr Mathew, = jdLrY
ship MargIets. Oh hiilcl. Hong koag
Shiy Arab, Thus |Dl. tacufta.
Brig Tarq IA, Molthf0g, Oregon.
july lg-Ship Henro "a 90 tafes, Hons Ma "A
Ba Herman Won Beckefath tbrem Kane, sD''
Iiis Sarah Abigail. Falkenburg. Pogets sound
Bfg LeCn~sa. tfli ss, Oregon.
Juy i9-smp Lucas. ,nlih, New-Odeius
Siip Pang0r fBr) Payne, Valpafs'so a
Ship Maly.na CcmId. ffrj ChaieAn, Ia ava. q
Big Giraffe, lEr) hoo'nson, han'li" "a '4-
nns Liialiano. ,Clnlj Oborte, san Bias pa~as'
Ialy zi-stsano. renressee Totem, Benoc.a.
steamer Chpore9 Ballad, Trinidad " pa''T
schr low a, Do IN. ben7c.a. , -. 1900. 10
Bark Lnargt Aaak, Asgt Dutch AEdef'Os y
Kong.
sloop VIEDis. hrnhsy, stockton.
July u BaIk Ncnhsn. Gait, Calcutta.
schr Favorte Brown SAINTS Cruz
Schr Whhmg. BAKER Santa Cruz
Sehr. SOPHIA, Anderson, San Diego -
Schf. Caroline, (Haw fapley Sandwich i"aa's
July zs-siap Martha. TO~ne Chlcgtts s..,,,,.
Bdlk Matilda, iBr Lesln HosOlsln aea '"s'i"
Park Ana i1uise ffr } Debbelc, Calc1itt
sloop Krinrah Iliby, SO Atom.
July 2t-Ship Sea ~. Freeman, CalcntI~.
Dr.
July ss-Bsrk rimaHdra. Eng Kara"" '"'
laide pas. . ,.-,..,,.
Eng aBf-g, (Fng swanson, Ssn Bias ~, -
Eng Prince de J.inyi.ie. fAD Atsl hu-HD|s@-'
schr. Minerva OBJ Reid POr Adelaide
SlOop Hudson 1fastsr, Stot ktDn
July 26--Ship ~ bra-ks GODDe, shangASi ....f
Rafk Ehlafefh Thomrsi o, fBf Betis LS'''
Bug Naadaieba. ,>sfd PSIIs San Bias
Schr. Nat Ida MlLaae stockton.
fchr Eagle Richmond, Honolulu "a.
SloopJ A. Bur. Flowers, Sacramento tAy'
JLly 22-StssmtT Gcliah. Nason, San D4se''
Ship ln0Ise. fFr ychaGd. valparas9.
Balk Princes kl,ai. tbr Nynn, saip@i~
Bark n. 7. Boiler Marshall, Whanpoe-
Bark Somerset. fChlil SEVERN, fap4'A
sloop Eureka De- Ms stockton.
July Zg-Shlp lconium, Turner. NAlp4f@s~
Bark PaladIn. Murphy. Hong Kong
BnK Eagie Bier NsIaflan
Schr r. y. Sheer. Johnson, stcfamsaN a
slOop Gen Taylor Daia. Stockton, p.sxeD
July 3l-simr Indet endsncs, ~&kenD'
pass.
Ship Xyion. Or Dungao. Launcsstat.
sohr Laura VBglnis, Eicntge, san pa
JUN 3I-Stsamsf Ohso. HALEY. San D'sf'-
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Parry Nominations.
STATE TiCEE 7

The following IS a list Of the party nomination IN
the different counties Of the State. far we have
been able to ascertain them:
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Per Odd F.l!o,-Juiy % 10 miles " and "
quIna. cs. out. I'd - Orezon. a., c.,.taE
Per AeriolGAck-Jgly 18Th. b1s ksnilf , 4
Per Iao-Nay n. IN lat "a IS s.. long 80. w. a,
England, izs a. IN Liverpool Df Esi2a,,aI, N 4 -
Per Paqns'e De Cap,aDo-jiy u iAt o. i, vs,s',,,
s0W r. bark AT.site Marc. - % 80 p.i,.sss y
July n, ship steghfB Lurnan, 10 u I'D d. =,
gzsS LING i3l iOM H.. r. ,sfb
fn Hsvre fog to Pot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
Proclamation OF Gov. ,IcDougal.

The following Proclamation has been issued by
GOV McDougal, IN relation 10 the organization OF
Vigilance Committees IN various portions Of the
state II viii be noticed Tia, The formation Of such
bodies Is discounienanced. while the Governor de-
claIcs ms intention 20 enforce the execution OF the
LAWS of the state
Executive DEPARTMENT.
Vallejo, July u. 1891.
TIC tas People o. tAs state Of Cchf5rlsa
II has been represented 10 me that organizations
Of citizens, styling themselves Vigilance Com
mstees,H have been formed IN various portions OF
the state and assume powers inconsistent " It'll the
existing avs and serious apprehen>pnS are enter
tanned OF collision between the constituted auihOri
TIES and the citizens thus organized and II becomes
my GUY 10 take some step BY which great a ca
lSmity NAV be averiet. II Is earnestly hoped that
lie" simple and PRACTICAL suggestions NAV serve 10
secure this Desirable end
No security Of life OF property can be guaranteed
eA'eft me constitution and laws are observed. Let
1Aese te ierclhy dispensed with, their SSc-e mess
violated, and submission 70 their authority II used
ana we are reduced - a state Of ANARCHY more
dangerous in rs tendencies and probable results
than the worst laws under our system can rossbi,-
be- no matter now corrup;ly administered We are
'uSt entering UPON our career, our character J. n-
yt; formed, people from az chimes and all countries
are docking 10 our shores Il then becomes Us 10 tee
40 unadVised step WHICH snail re,ard our progress
now or prejudice our CLAIMS 20 a high commanding
stand hereafter.
Tl, more than tins owe il to ourselves IN nm
press upsn the strangers no have settled among
us, unaccuainted with. and perhaps entertaining
preIudceS unfayorable TO the practical operation of
cur peculiar institutions. that our Government Is a
government Of laws. and that though they NAV some
times prove inadequate. sometimes operate opores-
siYCiy or &c 81 mlniSicTtd coTr0pty, tue reueiy Is
not IN destruction OF the entire system. but : 70 Dc
secured by peaceful resort 70 those constitutional
ueans Which are wisely afforded 70 reform tiever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-05
NE HUNDRED INDIANS KILLED.
MAN TROUBLES IN OREGON.

OPERATIONS AT THE MINES.
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MASSACRE OF GOV. GAINEyS PARTY
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$35O,OOO IN GOLD.

ARRIVAL or THE PRoMETHEUs'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15
TAXATION IN VIRGINIA.

1t appears from the report of the Committee of FL
nance, doc No. 39 that the for the year en-
ding the Both OF September next with the balance in the
State Treasury at the beginning of the fiscal year. will
amount to 81 052 534 s.. That theIexpenses of Gov
eminent will be TOR the year 81 1903 9Ol O4-probable
deficiency to meet expenses $25l ,436 10.
thus appears that reputation will be inevitable
unles the taxes be increased some new subjects be
levied upon sufficient to make up this defciency-
quirsr.
"Whereupon the, Enquirer goes on to state that
the Southern Rights Society propose reduce
ton of twenty-five per cent. on the present SUBJ
jects of taxation, and that discriminating tax be
levied upon Northern imports and productions, as
We understand their proceedings" And, it is by
" aid of this discriminating tax" that the En-
4ui'r would have the Legislature attempt 10
eAe o1a deficiency of some 25 per cent in the
revenue We do hope, for the honor ofthe Com
'Ho""eai'"'hat the General Assembly will resort
" ~ su'i, oh'fs play. A tax laid upon Northern
Pfooucls Tor Inc impose of raising revenue-the
o'e'' ''eie OPEN y'vowed-is clearly unconst-
tntlonal But settinghat aside c.layng aside the
law OF the case" as Mr.'ohn Tyler is reported to
have urged jury to do Il his ante. Presidential
days. 1t will in truth be verg,o upon Reputation
1t the Legislature leave any coniderable descion-
cy 10 be met by such resource as this 60 isrim.
mating tax" If they will try the ex,eriment. we
pray them not TO rely upon such tax 10 renl,n.
ism the Treasury. Let whatever it Yields he
clear addition to pay off the principal of cur dea
but' by all means, letus provide for heInteres o,t
OF cur ordinary means.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-15
A NATIONAL JUBILEE.

Mayor kngsland, of New York, has transmitted a
message to the Board OF Aldermen, recommending
that preparations be made by the City Coun ellis for the
publ: celebration OF the ed OF Februay-rHE BIRTH
DAY OF WASHINGTON.
All honor 10 the Mayor for such patriotic and we'll
timed suggestion! We have no doubt the committee
to which the message has been referred will promptly
report Ana we have as little doubt that our citizens
will join heart and hand in the proposed demon.trs,;o
1t highly probable that this opporune suggestion of
our worthy Mayor will be followed up by a lie move
ment in Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore; nav, yerv
likely in every other city OF this broad Union
Thusswe shall the day celebrated from one end NJ
the country to the other. Let the people on that dsv
90 into great National Union Convention, Noub.
South, East and Wet For in what better way can
we. N the words Of the ilustious Washington him-
sell show that properly estimate the Immense va
iae OF our national Union 10 our collective and mdyi
dual happiness,-N Y. Espress