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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

TIE bsrk Fnpic Of Providence yes remains ashore .,
Ssfcy Hook.
Trio brig Zsrs before repersd ashore The Hook
ts on and vowed w 70 he city by the tcan tug Hercules
ho,Eeu.
The Hol Cate pilos state thai the Br brig Emily Allison.
reported CT Saturday atlere ON Harris leland in shs
zane sitpaticn isss evening Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-02

nR. COOPER, no ROOSEVELT STREET. MAX
Chaham, aid next door TO DR.. Nurphys drug
may be consulted on all diseases from NJ 10 r. n.
Tbs DOCTORS skill In The treat Of oobbed up
dollars. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-01
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Thursday, November Is.
Mr.. Phillips introduced bill in incor,
porale South Lowell Academy in The cour
" Of Orange.
Mr.. Avery. fromitlle committee on In
iernal improvements, reported a resnlu-
Iian To aniI"risr said Committee la pIny
Maj. Waller Gw,nn. or some other skill
I'LL Engineer. 10 examine the umnrare-
men,s 10 The navigation Of Cape Fear and
Deep Rivers above Ia. clle.ille. now pro-
crossing. and that he repnIi. as early as
prarirahle. The present condition of The
work. aud tho probable amount of ex,
prndlinre that will he necessary 10 ensure
lis rnni,l"nnn: which was adopted.
! On nnl"n 81 Mr.. Saunders. the House
resolved itself min Gommii,ee Of Tho
Wlole. NJ. Cherry in the chair. and
hook up ne bill ID relation TO the Snperi-
orand .onniy cnurls--ibr question nrud
ING was on the amendment offered by III.
Long. Of Randolph. To strike oni thai par,
Of the bill whirh provides Inr three Judi.
rial districts. The amendment was ainpr.
I'd.
Mr.. Pnryrar then offered an amend
mrn,. proposing 70 strike OUT al after The
word bill, aud inserting substitute 10
provide for establishing an additional cir
cult.
Upon this question. "a debate of some
length rnsued, IN whirh the amendment,
and the provisions Of The original bill
were dsrussed. Mpssrs. Puryrar. Long.
Of Randolph. Dnhsen. anl Hill. of Gas.
well. spoke in favor Of the ampnmen..
and ~ opposiiion To The oliginaI bill.
\ message was received from The Co.
vernon. transmitting The report &c The
hoard 81 ln'ernsl improvements winch
without being read. was sent 10 The Se-
nate with proposition |, pint.
The hi.l To incorporate the Green<bo.
rough and DEEP River Plank Road Con. |
pany, was taken up IN its third reading
and passed.
The bill L, establish the Farmers Rank |
of North Carolina was read third time
and passed. !
Friday, November 10.
The bill TO incorporate ihe Z ruslaes Of
The Hillsbor",gh Academy, was real a
Ihlr'l lime an.l passed.
The bill 4, prohibit The sale Of spiri.
lnons liquors to5fee persons Of cnIor:
The hAllAn relation 10 the collection of
par'ners bd other debts; and
The MH1m do away with cnIlater,
Sarranlies, we've read the third lime and
,lssed.
Mr.. Saunders. from the S..lec, Com
nliiee, 10 which was referred HE cam.
nunlca'lon Of Chief Justice K flia, ,e.
'oried The following resolutions. wbirh
we're unanimously adopted:
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Ralciah, November 24lh. Is52

4 se'tsttht AsosttHhff ~ttu, ioo<s
The proceeding. Of The Legislature
thus far in the week. have been interesting
To the lookers M, though they may lai
." give Interest 10 persons al distance.
A vote was taken for Senator on Mon.
day without rtlrcling an eleriion. 49,
yoies were ras'--necessary 90 a cIlnirs
81. Mr.. Dobbin Ierpirel ~; Mr.. She,
pard "a; ur. Saunders %; Mr.. RaynrI
O; Mr.. Miller a; Mr.. Graham A: Mr.
clingman 3: Mr.. unilaw 8; Others %.
On Tuesday The House refused 10 20 M.
To an election. To-day the iwo Houses
voted three times unsncessfnlly. The fol-
lowing is the result.
FIRST IorE-l6I vnles casi-s3 ne
ressary To choicr. VIZ. Dohhin rcrriv-
rd74; Viz. Saunders 81; Mr.. Shepard rs
Mr.. Miller O.; NJ. Graham 6: NJ. Raw
nrr q: Mr. clingran 3; Mr. WooIfin
3: nihers l6.
SECOND f0TE l6i cast--S3 neces- :
sary. Mr.. ID ,hbiu received 10: NJ.
Saunders 27; Mr. Shepard Is; NJ. Ray
ner IL; Mi. Clngman,4; ur. Edwards
D; Mr.. I",ner A; others IA.
THIRD VoTE-lif cas- SO necessary.
MI. Dobbin recrivpd u: Mr.. Saunders
29;Mr Shepard 81; Mr. IA, ner 4; Mr..
Josie: 4; Mr.. Barnrs 5; Others 10
Vine House then refused To vote again.
Mf. Cherry Suggested thai il would b.
wen !" STOP fnr a while and see il hey
roul'' moi hiing forward other candidates
Who would run better than llnse lhey
NV have. So much Or the election.
The Senate fur The lasi three DAYS
nave been a. work upon Bank Bills.
Yum will see hv the numM of bills in
ir',in'ri. illl there seems To he 4 yrra,
demand lnr banking capital in The Sac:
and il is 20 be hoped thai i, IN M, he rar-
ned To excess. Tie Yancevvilp Bank
BILL pissed lis third reading in the Se-
nate, aud has only IL be ratified l., hrc,mc
law. The Charlotte Bank bill also
passed us third rraring in the :, nate. and
hls To he acted on nv The House. Then
here is The Farmers Bunk az v. G..
pending IN the Senate, having passed The
House; and the Bank nI Roanoke. now
pending ~ The House. How many OH
RS There are projected | am mol prtpar. !
I'd iosav.
The Atlantic and Nnrih Carolina Rail
a"a'i bill passed us sernn,l reading in The
louise e. Tuesday, hv he casing woe
y We Speaker. The speech of Gen. /
N support 81 Il,is bill. wasavr-
' ahie "ne;aalni gave great sa,,sIarinn
/" 'ile Wings Sbecause 81 the h Ia avou II
! nus sei'il'nenls he suhj,r, Of the pub
Y 'fnus. which You will find rmh,arpd
= se.irs 81 resolutions in,rn,lur, d i,
'''n The bull, ! think. can .,ily pass il
ot'ner'Ian VIII similar charter for liz
A'enslon oi lheO North Carolina Road
ts'. III. two can so. but mol on, i
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cHARLoTTE.-T quantity of pro.
duce already forwarded from Charlotte
BY rail road shows the influence of that
work l066 bales Cotton, S55 boxes
Tobacco, 205 bbls. Flour, are among
the items. The Whig. SAYS that the
streets which few months ago present
eel the appearance almost Of deserted
village, are now throngcd with wagons
and carts. MD.
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gald. The resolallons passed. die House
hy vefy dets9ec majority. Do the
question nl 'Aissribuiing tie Lanas ne
tQie st0od--yeas 70. mars 52i "a the
question u distributing he proceeds.
Die alternative proposition. il stood
yeas q NAYS IS.
No vote has been taken far Senator
since any Lass letter.
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PosrsCnrpr.

By last nights mail we rcccived the following
communication from Raleigh:
Raleigh, November 29iii, 1857.
On Saturday the committee on the
Congress, .onal districts submitted a re.
port 10 the Senate through Mr.. Thomp-
son, its chairman, giving programme
Of the Districts; and Mr.. Berry from
the minority also submitted report.
have not time to give THIN in full, bat
will only submit for'your consideration
the part in which YOU and your read.
ers are Immediately interested. By
the report Of the majority. Alamance
and Orange are placed in separate dis
tricts. as fullows:
4fh Disfricf-Wake, Franklin, War.
rem, Granville, Orange, Nash and
Edgecombe.
5fh Disfrio-Person. Caswell. Ala.
nance, Chatham, Randolph, Guilford
and Rockingham.
BY the minority report they stand as
follows:
Sd Disiricf-Stokes, Forsythe, Rock.
ingham. Guilford, Caswell, Person,
Orange and Alamance.
9Th District = Granville, Warren.
Franklin, Nash, Wake, Chatha,H, and
Johnston
From what | can learn neither of the
plans will be adopted without material
6lteration.
The bill to appoint Superinten.
dent OF Common Schools, passed the
Senste on its second reading today
by avote Of SO to rs. II will doubt.
less become law. The officer is to
be elected by the Legislature.
W he Land Resolutions introduced
Ben. Leash occupied the whole of
al II House. and much of
the ihtsleN 81 tke debate waseiran tol
it by the participation Of the Senatori.
al candidates--M Dobbin and Gen.
Saunders. The views of Gen Saun-
ders are mach nearer to thosc enter
tanned by the Wing party thaa those
OF Dir. Dobbin. The fact is, dat the
whae Democratic party in this State
seem half inclined to join with the
Wings in demanding our rights in this
particular. and am rejoiced to see it.
Inc SPEAKERS on Saturday were Messrs.
lfynum o. Northampton, ID. F. Cald.
veil, X. NJ. Saunders, Dobbin. Leach.
'hiliIps. Avery and Strange; and to day
ne debate was continued BY Messrs.
;otton, Darsaa, Lauder, aud McDu- a
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gnissd hslis, n phirh they ssked Gle
r0nfulgenre II ne Senate.
Anesfage was received from uIe 4 ,uss
~ Csmnpns. Psnpasipg . rsi.s i,,inI
selrrt <s,8n,iitre 81 y : Ga q { glaTt 81 lhs
House Of Cnnmnns. apd lhrer ~ Ihr
pan Of The sensi~. ~ inqalre ia,e IIle
expe.llfnry ~ ess.hl'z'',as SAFE lepery.
Coz he purpose .'ffzs<sag aJnitrn.l Inn
pmsesnrni snd Edseas4ss lead. which
Was eoncurrrd ia
Tie SENATE resumed he consideration
Of tl.e unfinished b,sstse<s ~ ysnefiay--
siz the resolution sassrodns<d by tie Sc
na.s from Edsecomhr. derIrsing ihz. no
bill shall BE- inlrndured 10 ~,lhrr house al
the Legislature after he l0th day ef De-
ermhTr nexl.
The resolution wa. BY ayes "a. noes
10. adopted.
The SENATE then i,soceedesI IN The CON
sideraiinn uf The sprrial order. being the
bill IN amend an aci 10 prevent The oh
siruriion Of illr passage Of Fish al The in-
lets % The Sea cozsi of the State.
The said ball passed lis second reading.
yeas %. nays ". 49,
The bill 10 incrase The capital stock ii
the Bank &c marlborough was read q
sernnd time.
The hour of IL o'clock having arrived,
The Senate proceedrd according 20 pre-
viaus order 10 consider The bill In incor-
pnralr il,e Bank az charloiie. The bill
was read .erond lime. amended and pas
sed. yeas %. nays IL.
The bill 10 establish lhe Farmers Bank
Of North Carolina was fead tIlirsl .lmr
and passed.
AIR. Thomas. from The committee On
corporations. reported hack the bin 10 IN.
corporate The Charleston. Blue Ridge and
Chattanooga Railroad company, with an
amendment, and recommended ils pas
sage.
Wednesday. November "a.
Mr.. clark. from lie committee on cor
poraiinns, reported hack the bill 10 incor-
porale The Charlone. North Carolina. and
CheIaw. South Carolina. plank road com.
psny. with an amendment.
Alec. The hin 10 iprorpora.e The Kings
hurry and I."rkssilIeplank road rompany
with amendments.
Mr.. wa-hingion. from The committee
ON eduraiion. reported back the bill To
amend the act concerning common schools.
and recommended us passage.
Mr.. Washington, Introduced hin 10
incorporate the Peoples Bank in the town
Of Newbrrn in The rounly of Craven.
The bill was read FIRST Time, and ar.
ierrd 10 be printed.
A message was received from the
House az Commons irasmirling snndry
hills.
MIR Jnncs. of Wake, introduced n bill
TO amend an act Incorporating the RaIriph
Savings Institution. whirh. under n sns.
pension 81 the rules. was read three times,
and passed.
The hill to increase the capital stock Of
Wadeshnrnuph, aud also.
The hill 10 incorporate the Bank Of
Charlotte, were read il,ird Time, and
passed.
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Two men we're awfully mutilated by
the premature explosion Of cannon
during the preparations for torchlight
pr"ce sslon OF the Democrats at Bethle-
hem, pa on Saturday evening. One
81 the victims lost both arms and the
other one arm. The man who attend-
ed to the printing Of the gun wore cot
ton gloves, which taking fireOccas:on-
ed a premature explosion.
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The result of the State election in
Massachusetts is adverse to the Coali-
ti"nlsts, who have been in power there
Tor the last two years. The Wings
have nowelected majority Of the mem
bers 1T the State House of Representa-.
tives, which will ensure to them a
Wing Governor. and a Wing United
States Senator.
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neress.Ty faf she cnnmpn defence. q fas
,lls prolerlion and facility 81 ejmme'es'
wnh iose'fa asiians 81 amoae ihe > alfs 3
sarh improvements being tieg IN
stance naiaaaai AL eenslai u ihrir rharae
ier." And Nhsr~ss ~ apeaips n a. ~
Va. u a. n<zs Nsks Head. IL De lar-
epsge n F~slJens lscksea. As>sslII~
yeso Mp<.x~. . b~sae Of general. NOS
lord. N@'i"aal. not Sac eh@s1e'<s." b
IA lhef%fre
Rfsolred. That oar Senzsnf< and Re-
pre~snlsuses in Congress oski'. in llsr
opinian 81 sl.'s 6snerzl As-emhIy. 10 APP
ply and sose fsf an appropriation n "
hundred thousand acres 81 The FahIsr Land.
or 50 murh = may b. necfs~ary ~ open
said Inlet. Il N near NAg's Head IA ;h's
Stair.
ResoFrsd further. That The paliry Of
granting lhe public Iasds 10 actual SET
liens. and Of naking large appropriations
az lie same 10 work 81 Internal pp'eve-
menis within pa,ncnlar States. - unjust.
unequal and imp ii'ie; All IL persesefed
in by Congress. rende's il The du'y ofii'e
Representatives Of he olher States 4"
claim an eqna. distribution "a abe Public
Don,ain. ~ lhe sdrplian II surh = sys-
ten IS shall do equal justice 10 all: either
by sli<srlhnlian Of ihe Lands; or by de-
post with The STATES of their pfocrrds. "a
be invested By the Legislature in such
stocks as they may direct. and 10 be re-
turned whenever called for In such stocks
as nav have been selected.
Mr.. Cherry said he arose 10 congrain-
late this house. the State and the nation
upon The triumph of the great primiple
conlained in shc resolution which had just
been Introduced by The distinguished gen.
iIeman from Wake. (Mr. Saunders. and
10 ask me IInnse. thai they be printed and
laid upon The table Of every member in The
HOUSE.
A resolution. adapted hy the Senate.
proposing 10 establish jninl rule thar ma
new business shall be introduced into
either House alter the 10th Of Drremher
next. was read. and laid on the table.
The bill 10 amend The consiiiu'isn ol
the Slale-ihe Free Suffrage bill-was
taken up on lis 81 reading. The ayes and
noes having bren taken. il was found ,Ilal
So had voted in the Affirmative and 25 in
The negative: so the bill passed lis 81
reading.
"Wednesday, November "a.
Mr.. d. r. Caldwell. iinm the romni.lee
on corporations, reported The ball 10 inror.
poraie The Bank Of Roanoke. al Plymouth.
and recommended lis passage.
On mo,ion Of Mr.. II. VI. Saunders. the
ensrossed bill concerning the Srab,arrl
and Roanoke Rail Road Company was
taken up, reid third time ami passed.
Aud on muiion. the rules were suspended
that il might he taken at nn-e to The Se.
male for lis concurrence in the am, nd
mrnis adopted BY The House.
A debate af considerable length occur
red on the Roanoke Bank bill. hut M ques-
ton was laken.
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-
s"o'' WIS w ~ 'Fa' bah aill
,'..
tNf ". -te,'t' NV p,'fN ~ Md
~ I. - -s-'s - isf,e.g hEn
Z. " go ,frrh -
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.e., W. 49,. 80 !. ~ t'a''sf 'n-d.ss
-" ''"'.'< 80 AA''.''s,, 'rss''s-
non '''P'e' (" ''S<' = |. Pa'''< 's~e lac
= 'e n :" -" ''-'a IN. 'hfr i
- ~ ! &C., : |" shsrl ihr
''ne. - - va fez'iy act
'"'1 ~ " '''} ex"nrra-
.'' s''s, ~, ~ - o. h@s'Hg
.s''"f"'sls-
- 7" =" - -. ~. n ~" 'n1' he bad
I- ! = s'"'s ssi'-
s''s '''"'' '"'' - '''"'' e1u Dern sle-
sn,
-1""I"rd over
= '"''s = - nr'pg ihrir
f'e " ''"s '&y. 4.
30.
- ~ 1854
tr,,en'ay s@> on'efssd here as tlay
- a'@s '"s"s 'r's'"s 70 ham'sh,y God
a M ~ r's 'nF'' n"ah iian-ss
a ~ W. - ! $3.50 " OVER irom
e"e,~y '" ''a's' '''s INC observance
~ VIC u'r n<o 'ne P's]s"fr 81 hesr-
.a NJ -, 49, ;a '" .a s, nv. ~. Lacy.
assse - ,"s '"k~x " peaniy II
,' s's"' e." - 80" /" "r''sery.I
nav. "e'., ~" eAee''e"- y vas arpfo-
"'s's " '''@ s~'"'" s''"'s 'htnks-
s,'nK "''''u'-".' |" Was distinctly
"'"' e''a" ~ ~, =. ."s' ~ ven
."'. 70 ass.', '"s' ''r's vas no Z" shy
N'," p,s'n' ""' a'u =" 'res ~" htsr'
s~sn VIZ" s'a''''''e 10 ''"'' 'o' slie hifs.
ing ne n'' eap'e''e" upon me world
'h'o0En "e '"s ~, o. me noble
INC" VII" ''A'' "'"'''@''', "'e iai'h 81 The
s-"' va" .'sn- "s Pa'a me
','uH'e !" s"'h .'s's'ni am Father think
'"S'' ~ 'n's pa' " MS u'sf"a'sf' ne sur
pa.se" '"- humphrey. who pa'u Ike
''''".r !" avn IN. MS - aPfp"n ~ The
"pe"'"s :" w, 'As' "enefa assembly Of
our sF'n'en. "" : neea mol say any
.n''e y I" "sP'ese"'<as nope you Will
hs'e we P'sAsa'1 =" e~u'ny oeioie
long. Is ,he in'eniion ol number OF
'hose WI" nfara ~ 10 ASK c'Py for
Peo''cA'''n' anu ihope ne VIII nosfeiuse
- #. sAs
'ne '"o '"nsrs nave so'rd twice LOT
oena''. "-"sy. ou' "'u "o',slerl an esec-
'"n' w 'h'"w'ng v we irsHh:
FIRST '"fk-ioi ra.'-os necessary
20 fh"'sr. Mr. p"ohin received ~;
!, sA"aar's 90; UT. SHEPPARD ~; ar.
halhrf 10. VII. liingnan 81 others 70.
ohcoND 'oIk.ioo rasl-oS necessa-
:. "a c"o're. Mr. Dnop'n received 20;
M 'a"n"eas %; W. Shepatn 10; MI.
"'."'' y "f, '''"sman W ou'efs "a.
nnmorf" new bills were introduced
:" "e '. "" were ~ general IN
r'ss', VIZ oaf oy Nr. Cherry 70 pro-
,'oe '' "'e eaa'a''nn OF 'rarhrs and
.me "'ne' ny WI. i,"f.rh' 70 amend The
o'" '"'p,e. W 'ne nr.'sen o'a'u'es' con-
% 'o''e ann Anmony' LUG
I" ''rse p'"s'nes 'or paying on' oI
."s A''y 'o""'"' ''e '".'"h " o.
a "sr ."""e men-"ns 'rom eacn
NY T" ~, o'a'e-" wake ro'es',
.'"''''', an" ',a''","'' ''"''eges' 'he young
."e" !" &c ,'iu'1fu 70 rn'ef mo WIN
the College The lauer' !, ssn,,,,;,n II
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DRowSED.-We regret to hear that
Mr., Champion, the Superintendent Of
the Cape Fear and Deep River works
alton SIS ENTHUSIASTICALLY drown
ed on Saturday night last.
Fayetteville Obs.
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The s~esaa Session q he Thirty .seoad Con
gross VIA be efened. at he capital ia Ws<Ains-
tsa. on Nssasy nsrt Being hmsieJ 10 me 81
ofMarch. il siil BE shon sr-.ioas ~ being re-
Hsssd fran shserciiins subjects which consumed
"a much ofthe line Of The la<s session, il may be
hspsI that more harmony WIN prevail. and mseh
useful b1sinesz he accomplished
The Hoa, Charles @, Aiheron has been ehc<s
as United States Senator BY the Houze Of Repre-
ssnsise. a Neu Hampshire. 70 succeed the Hon.
John p. H.le. ese term erpiles on The 81 q
Mach next As Mr.. Anterior isths nominee OfIhe
Demscraiiccsusus oflhs membersof both Houses.
ihe Senate will no doubt concur in bis election.
A case Of much interest has recently been de-
ciIe in the city q New York. in relation TO slave
properly. which has given rise 70 good deal Of
remark in The newspapers u sppean that Mr.
AMI Mn. Lennon were on their way from Viz
gina 10 Texas. with eight slaves. three Of then
Island 10 years Old. and Eve children Of ~ years
AMI under, iwo Of Them infants. They went ia
New York. intending 10 take passage in a steam
ship Cor their place Of destination in Texas.
On their arrival at New York. under the in
faenee Of some zesious alplilonists. writ Of ha-
beas eorpus was sued out, reiurnahle before Judge
Paine Of the Superior Court, when the slaves
were set ., Liberty. This law Of tho state of New
York. under which this decision was y AIDE. had a
provision permitting visitors to hold slaves or nine
mlnths and tocarry them sway with them; but that
section having heen repealed. the Judge consi.
dered the enactment Ia The iira section 10 lie alb
solute, and hence his decision. An appeal has
been taken 10 higher Court 10 lest the question
the New York Law being considered incon-
siaent with the Constitution Of the United States
and the Law Of Nations.
The SLAVES weie valued BY NJ. Lennon al
Eve thousand dollars; aud Immediately after the
d-eisiou was made by Judge Paine. subscrip.
ton was sci on foot, headed il is said, by Judge
Paine with one hundred dollars, aud the five
thousand daliafs was made up and paid over to
Mr. Lennon; Mr. I.emnln AMI his wife enter
Ing into cosenan, 10 m,namt the said slaves i'm.
msdiaIey aferth FINAL decision ofihe ease m the
last Conh to which il may he taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcmman have given up their III
ieniion Of removing to Texas, and have returned
TO Virginia.
The most important item in the news from
Europe. Is The passage Of drcree by the Senate
Of France for The re-cstahlishmeni Of the french
Empire.
The title bestowed on the late Prince Presi-
dent is that Of saPoIenn TIT. The Empire is TO
be hereditary with him and his issue. and il be
have no issue, be may adopt an heir Of the 30.
napsrte family, none ofwhom are 10 be pcrmiiie,
to marry wiihou; the consent Of The Emperor.
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ueSsofs &tofcHitff
The unfinished business of Yesterday
was resumed, il heng The hill To lnenrpa-
rate The Atlantic and North Carolina r III
Road t'"many.
Several amendments were made 10 The
bill; after which il passed its second read.
ing by the casting voie cI the Speaker.
Mr.. X. Nj. Saunders offered The FOL-
lowing resolutions. which. I've said, he de-
sired should be laid upon The tabls. ,I,a,
they may be taken up and con<n.r d
with those offered hr the gentleman from
Davidson. lie offered them, Ihat The
sentiments advanced hv him Yesterday
may not be misunderstood, misrepresen.
ted. Or perverted. They are a. follows !:
Whereas. The Democratic Cnnreniion
al Baltimore resolved that the cnns,ilu-
ii"n does mol confer upon the Genersl
G"vernmrni The pawer Ia rnmmenre and
carry ON general system Of Internal I'm
prnvrmenis, aud thai The procrrds of
the Public lands ought TO be- sacredly an.
phed to The national objects specified in
the constitution" and " Lereas the Wing
Convention resolved ..illat The consu,o-
tion vests IN Congress The power Ia omen
and repair liarhors and remove phsi ne
lions from navigable rivers. aud il j. ex.
pe,lienl that Congress shall exercise ,ha,
power whenever sulh Improvements are
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06
PERSONAL

The Editor hopes to command mor'
time in future to devote to bis depart
ment of the Organ, The fatigue O
travelling, the exhausting influence OF
public speaking, for some time past
have disqualified him for the duties OF
this relation. He has been compelled
to rely upon others to supply mental
aiment for the readers Of the Organ.
There certainly has been no reasona'
bic ground for complaint, and we are
not aware that any has been felt o.
expressed for the manner in which the
columns Of the paper have been made
up. The Editor apologies only for
his want Of personal attention to his
duties as connected with the Orgon.
So far as he is advised, our patrons
are well pleased with the matter oftbo
paper
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-08-06
Rushville, Ia.

The friends ofTemPerance IN Rush
and the adjoining counties, assembled
in large numbers on Thurs ,ay last 10
celebrate the 5th anniversary of the
establishment of Rush Division, and
to give the good cause Of temperance
a push forward. Al an early hour
every road entering Rushviile was
thronged with buggies, Wagons, car-
riages, &c, filled with good and true
Sons, Daughters and Cadets of TEN
porance. and multitudcs Of ether
VINO wished the cause well.
The procession proceeded to a grov.
in the vicinity where 4 stand and seat,
were provided The Editor addressed
the assembled thousands for two and
4 half hours, confning b mseIr mainly
to q discussion of the liquor traffic,
and the duty ofsupprcssiOg it, On a
vote being taken at the close Of the
address, it was determined, unani-
mously, that Indiana must and would
have law that would ctFcctually de-
strov the business Of making drunk
ards and criminals, We were greatly
gratifed with our visit to the Hooslcl
State, and our convictions were
strengthened that indiana IS one o
the strongest temperance States II
the Union. The great body Of the
people are in favor Of tho BE Maine
Law" and but for the dough.tace.
trucking politicians, who are retomc,
to the Legislature, the law would hav.
been passed ere this. The wishes O
the people cannot much longer be dc
MED They have "asked for bread anc
received stones" about as long IS lheil
patience will permit. The voters o
Indiana viii, ere long, carry their TEN.
perance principles to the ballot box.
Amen, and Amen ,