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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Grass VALLEY Conn MlNlNG COMPANY

CAPITAL 100 600 IN SHARES oF $3.50 p'ice 10
hereby gwen tnosC ~bp have Nrt.tn or apputd r
shares In stock Il The above Or who
may be intending subscribe nat the sthscnpin BOOK
AZ nsay filed up, leaving az tins time bH about i0rig
shares ubtsken cut the Two husded ordered TO ~ sold
in New. York ,
IL s necessary in order o. prevent disappointment thi
there be 10 ce8y ths of those wishing L" secure
portion OF the investment ~ u rs Company Inc maChLe
~ Will conpie ed and shipped IA two weeks ~ 81 ppe
vessels around Cape HON. fully insured and no dsuot
VII be upon ground and operation ny The m)ntl OF
August next I capacity cqra o. the reduction OF one
hundred PER DIV the average yield OF winch VIII
be less than roc Ia fee ccS poufd giving prnt
OF several hundred per cent The limited stock OF the
Company. A sdw.mll is 10 be attached to the quartz
works
Pamphlets and circulars II be forwarded by mail TO all
who wish information, the receipt Of tCp three cent
postage snmps prepayment Of the same az may be Cd
famed by apple the efce No mining company
has ret been Organized under auspices favorable Tor
abundant as the u ass Valley Company which
possesses Gicen Gcr1s Of CimS the beayiss machinery
ed for the business and the most perfect
method II anal gamatlOn. ine sock viii DO worth AZ
least $50 TO 600 per share Twelve months. IA the
President the 3h Feb. f)r California letters on
business with the Conubns aer nat date should be id
d. essed (pOStpsd) ia tie SecfttaTy.
The Agency and Tfansfer Office - pefmaafnllg located
at No 1t7 Fulton St n atd vii be open at all tunes
for the transaction Of bgilnssS kepot AID Official no
will be made tine by the President and
Directors through the A.. Y. Doily and Wechi, Tribune
WINCHESTER. Pre- adent
RIcHARDs, Secretary, No lO7 Fulton st.
212wDSHW
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Observation-Disclosures Of Gov. Bigler.

NM. BlGLER, the newly elected Governor
Of Fennsy yania, inauguraied at Harrisburg, on
Tuesday, the goth inst. The two houses OF the Leg
islatuIe met in Convention IN the hall of the House
Of Representatives, at IL O'Clock The Governor
elect accompanied by Gov JOHNSTON, and the Com
mite Of the two OuseS being introduced took the
oath Of Office at The hands of Hon G.. II. WALKER,
President ofthe Senate. GOV then delivered his
Inaugural ADDRESS, which has at least the merit Of
bIeyity.
After thanking the people for calling him to the
hightusi, the Governor makes some general remarks
on Republican Institutions, the Ballo,-oox, &c The
subject Of Public Education is commended The
public debt should be reduced as rapidly as
practicable and as means to that end tAe Gov
eTnor recommends the completion of some of tae
unfinished public works thereby rendering the m pro-
cuctlve to the State The speedy completion OF. the
North Branch Canal Is, In his opinion, consistent
with The truesi principles Of economy There is a
tendency to create too much paper money fox the
amount OF specie bass provided foc its redemption
and Gov, b. thinks this may be guarded agans, by
making stockholders personally liable TO the fullest
extent. After considerable buncomb about untyer-
sal suffrage, equal rights ami all tina. sort Of thing
the Governor wakes patriotic on the subject OF the
inlon which he seems TO think is only to pre ,erye
by anordng the greatest facilities possible 20 slave
hunters II pusnT o. their prey so ne recommends
me repea OF the Ia" OF lsis, which very properly
closed the doors OF the State prisons and jails 10
the reception OF that class OF persons. whose ouly
crimes are black SKIN, and an actual belief IN
the antlGua'ed idea that personal liberty Is tns nhe-
rent, HeaVen-derlyed ught OF AL men.
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We,Il Al Take Tfn.

NeIily there is some essential and inev-
liable necessity for corruption and prohlgacy
in the government Of this gulucky Inetropo-
lis We have heard before of Incompetent
and dishonest municipal legislatures {; we
have heard of Jobs and plumber a: the weak
ness of honorable bodies set over the affairs
of large cities but we do not believe that
the city exists which can boast greater
things in that line than New York. And
We grow in it too nothing cOmmemorated
in the discourse Of President King has had
more rapid or astonishing increase
Some year or eighteen months ago the
Wing Common COuncil-by no means de-
void of greatness in the kind above alluded
to,-yielded to the pressure of public opinion
and abolished the Tea Room. Great was
the CONSERVATION among the many virtuous
gentlemen who, though not sworn in as Al
dermen or Assistant Aldermen, had swern
themselves in as standing members of that
luxurious and consoling institution. For
them the glory and the Joy of political life
had departed. No more champagne and oys-
tiers no more canvass backs and venlson !;
no more strawberries and cream, and all the
delicacies of the market in their season no
more brandy and cigars, and the affairs of
the City and the distribution of its rich and
infinite spoils settled nfree and easy sittings
at the taxpayers cost. Gone was their oc-
cupation, and gone the chief advantages of
being public man and hanger-on instead of
private sponge aud loAfer No wonder
the locusts determined 10 recover the fat
field from which they were thus expelled.
A " Democratic" Common Council cams
into Office three weeks ago. With it the
golden age OF Economy and Honesty was to
return. Temperance and virtue were to
thrivein the smile OF the regenerated Corpo-
ration, and vice and prOhigacy wither in
It's frown. Above all, We were to have
Retenchment Of the City Expenditures,
and an honest consideration for the people
who pay the taxes.
A sufficient commentary on these prOmi-
ses, is the fact that last night this Demo-
cratic" retrenehing, reforming, Common
Council, restored the Tea Room. Out of
both branches, only seven righteous men
were found TO vote against the measure.
Of course, in restoring the beloved insti-
tuition, these gentlemen do not abolish the
law by which they get 81 day for their
valuable services, although that law was
passed along with the one which shut up
the Tea. Room. They do what they ought
rot TO do, and that which they ought to do
they leave undone. We do not object to
their being paid at reasonable rate; in-
deed, if they are worth having, they are
worth paying but paying them and feast
Ing them too, is rather too much; and TO
have to feast their followers" in addition
is quite beyond the bounds of good nature.
But SO it is 70 be. We bow to tbs deoi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Tailors OF No 2Jl Broadws, embrace this auscIoustea
son, the commence Rent of yea the I~enaeth OF
their career 10 Intimate thei appreciation Of the patronage
they have elected and the sequel to iher success not
possible attainment they would TofeI 10 Il 10
confidence 90 what has before been written That elOd
taste, Ike faculties, ne Improved ~ Cultivation, nut
the germ where II eIls innate neither Possessed ~
all be impaired Certa0 Il 10, ITS effects are 10
tuivey recognized. b, shose who do no. possess II
and from this fac supreme, og garments has bsea
attained. foT, although should appear eg 'tsilcal we
clam superiority for the s'yle OF work AID IN that
conceive much of the ECONOMY OF garment consists
With these q SHAH coat u have hand an
extensive stock of goods from which To answer the
surements Of cur numerous patrons. AT usual mode
rate charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

70 We find in our German papers an
account of one Gen. Psysier, who 10 said 10 Be now
travelling In Europe on mission from the American
Government His duty is to examine the por.s ana
iornfcstioR Of al the countries Of Europe. A, the
last sevices he was Al Nice, in Sardinia, which
place be found pleasant tina. be st.id there save
raj DAYS, though il has neither fort nor hsrbor
We believe there was nothing about this mission in
the Presidents Message, or tae Report Of the Secre
tsry o. War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

following is an extract from letter from the
master Of the ship White Squat" At London;
"our tess were discharged in hne order not mogs
than six or eight chests slai0ed which fact, WITH our
general appearance, had caused great excitement
among the shipping interests OF TINS port Having
A<en reported IS the shortest passage of toe sessoa
Il called forth rensSks no those Interested IN
an English clipper bulr last year, 10 compete with
sur fast ships, but a. IS conceded that rae "sifs
SgaaE" bears Eff tAs pafn, and Is rae fnssi snip 81 "r
SIass tset t#s fl1 beer ~ fAis Ysri.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
The LEAGUE oP Despors RI,,c

IHE LEAGUE oP DEsPOTs. Louis Blanc
writes TO The GLOBE (London) that he has the
certainty, founded upon facts which have come
under his personal knowledge, that there exists
between Louis Bonapare the Emperor of Rus.
sia ard the Emperor of Austria, a pro ect Of ALI.
ance, having for its aim the destruction Of The
principle OF liberty in Europe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

Nrw-Y oHE. Januafy .. is5e
m nonr Nlr |.

-~-----~ Nrw-YoaK. Januaiy .. is51.
Nv 0syuLE OxwEy. ID d. T-Deqr o ,.r
wehsve cse, D. fss - ~ N q aanss Destiny
80" - Ssit~eses - you before 'hs L'"eh in''''
Bgton fDesas-rD' add universal implrtancs
hsstossr r7,i 20 '' iea'u ihe IA p'e 1soa ~ o.
o'st1 ..er r. 81 ~. ssence q gnarts rsre
80 a. ~ c isctgfts aaa niel mai'a AeA-l 81 !
ssslrfsci,en 'bo.e vAo- ssc euaR daeeooes c'na'ay
't.is.ti DE best cr.srs n tts c,nnua'g. orr
- so,r lest,gs +, re a.. M NeAY * The earl eel
noaae1t luysiisnt g. go4rss1 ths conn arr s
~himeiy frreg0tfe noe i-celt end ies h0s Of 5'a'
Yas, ,eos,asnes N or iartl',n All pace rs un1sf
yr.st ob gsioas. Ks'qecia . 5o.''' Hos.rroALLzy.
'Ss''' 81 r. '' =, 'Gsissslr. s.ggEIi osSo'D'
II y BELLOWS. GREEN k ar,s
Go l. ScHuyLER. GEoscK C yysii,T
ELMU To~NssAp' a. g." 1R,Sceorr
.-, v,,sr-rvo Of TUESDAY. Jan 49, l5,s
CfNTiIass Iua,Aso9 t.f ~, w. I'd vi ci,nsl5
~ Lover ne s,c.s.sr, arfingeuen' Is en- be maize
I'm Tsasbie oftss sad enc o' .6soe
your nv. 49, 70 dcass haaoys an pimenf
feel tbat the ven ile ffsD or q, l.es - J n-s
othey usH perhaps Writing upot sucn SUB a. WISH
"TBooghts thefeppoa, Or Appropriation tn@fe'o.
Even Herder sntiitsh great ~,ik Ideas on fhio''-
p1B 1 u hst base TO saw ,ha certainly say Nth
freedOsl and Plea a. yoar e and among o friends
SsS ny r,sGsS5s YoE your
friend and servant. ORFiiIE DEWEY
Tow c Bryant bIesCs H. Gnnne and others.
Rev. DR.. DEwBys Eec;Drts on The Prob en- Of II 1msn
Destiny lately delivered before The Lowell IfsItute.
Bostns viii be repeated rev York a. the Ch1rcl 81
the Mtss sh, Brosdyay The first Lecture " ! De ven
on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. H. at u Jc,eck y. u.
Tickets IN the Come, ore pcrspE-------------S
GoAtoM and lady --.---------------
Family Of four persons ---------------
For sails BY c S FfapoisG Co No. 80 Brosa~ay J.
Gown No $50 Broadway, EvsHs Bnt,an, n" 6H
Broadway No noLey vii he received at he door ~ d
re- Persons who suffer from cORNs aud
sore JOINTs. will frd Immediate relief from usng Dr.
LIrTLBTiELD's Shields ara Pia'eIs. thsy pf9iec he
PARTS the % tn bpt or shoe, tnd all d
ready rehef For sale at an 'hs Duesiss On kfpa4"sf,
ard Al Or. LITTIgfIELD's Oiee, 80 At Wlit n -s..f
5asemen, Of the Exchange. Prce p csats ger box
Jl3 lmTuJhSS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

MECHANICS lSsTIrUTE.--The Ie,ture
before this institution tonight BY Joseph w. san
eerson VIII be of great interest, sspecl.lI, 20 me.
cAanics lses advertisement,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

NO wonder Inc usurpeFs Government have
10! published this vote If all France had been
as free ron the direct control of'Napoleoa's Of
fce-holders as Algeria, he would have no grea,
ma Joriiy TO boast Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
SELLING orr BELow Cosr-HIrcncocK

SELLING OFF BELOW COsT. -ulTCHCOCK
LEADBgArER, No 3H Broadway Garner Of leonard St,
ten the OF heir Winter Stock Of Dry Goods
below and cheaper than such goods have before
been offered IN New loIk-as htaf Al Cacoes, warranted
fast coiors at Cd. yard good English MsunO a. S.
frepch do 6s Emni liJ-fed Col Is cd aud all kinds
OF Dress Goods Ciosks, SHAW Silks DE Lanes Piads
CaAhmaIas. A. &c L-.Ll- ~ I one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

ESTATE invite the attention ot capitalists aud
others TO the sale Of valuable down town Property.
to estates, c0puthershpS and concerns by
ANTHONY J. BlEECKER, IHls DAY. az 70 o'clock
Al the Merchants ELchauge. caaassns Of the desII
able Eve story store ald lot knoWn No l57 Pearl
st., only "a feet from The north Conner Of Wall
and Pearl also the bucN store aud 10; No l9)
Pearl st. next the corner If MAIDEN lane also The vsu
able tsoTy bnck bauiug and ~ Nos 100 and
l02 Msll At Also the large lot ground with the build
ADgs thereon situated en- Naudewaie st, beIweea Pearl
and frs kfvr and known at the Church II tue Holy
Evangelsts ard the house sad let No 20B GeeRes
Anaty n, Also 10 building lots en- tld and 4tth SITS he
tween 81 and sth and lot 81 between 3Sth
and seth ats Sale POSITIVE Mans describing the whole OF
the above property he had tue rooms No
Broad-si a 1867
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

To MorHERs Don't wait and donb, un.
t your child dead but g. he moment you see any SICK
your chi 90 Mr., Lafames No 25,i Greenwich
81, Mrs Marcus Pearl, NJ. 70 BoweTy Mr.. Bogardus.
No. 20 Ciarksop St. Mrs Glass. No Ia Brssns st
and ssk them What sssC chldrens lives and
will tell yoc Dr. WATTS Nervous Aniito,e natures
ho,d foI the lamp y his 90 - lad Of PINE, Ne ie3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
The ELECTION OF NApoLEos-The

vote OF Algeria at the recent election Is given
follows by the Ak5sr, Journal Of the City Of Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

" Housekeepers, aud all others, III wans
Of BEDDING hedsteAdS &C would do well 10 call al NJ
WuIaRps old established Mafefons, loe Chatham 81,
OF MalbeTyst whore 10 found the largest as
Articles hs line offered 80 the pobnc,
eonssns Gathers Beds Mattresses sc Patent Screw
BeasieadR and Gotta. Wholesale aad retail dt3 mluThSS~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

would but procure set OF KNOWS nhcent Fufs the
would have c4p If tue cold we ther e..
He sells them Cheap, aud io beauty vie and comfort
they hssabe. Visit scsahlshment at No l2G
Fulton 81 make purchase and hus bd defiance % dis
cunf,lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
Tnr WrArnFR DEMANDS THEN !-Health

and comfort can be secured at his season by Wearing
warm elastic Under Garmehts-Sak, Wcolen OF hernr
The place 10 get them, u ECONOMY Is an object, No
l0l BowERY-the New SoIk Stocking FacloT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
A MEDICINE WIrHour ALcoHoL.-The

iyse, atsd Bteis caa The favorable stieaoa Of those
whose principles fohd the 4 ale aaolc stEnuatts
THIS astonishing remedy fos Dyspepsia. zRd Gensrs De-
blhty, has received The eess aud 81 ESes tssinnASs
foa ctxens Of the he hest rssQsciaoASy, sad IL rcay
worth fam trlsl
Fer sale ~ A. b ID S4uds, No I've FULTON & A. l.
Sccvh Co. Ne SIS and < X. RlRs, NJ, lS bfasdw2s;
and BY prn sg,sts generally In the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

" Time Is off on a new errand, and
GREEN. No AsioT House taxes this New Year oppoT-
say that pUnctns he of Old Time
mss viii be the esecu ON OF order, 0r the i2utless
ehirts made az his esfaRiShmett These shirts
slnitteo 20 be uneQualed IA erica EVa!y Article Of
genttemAns optht an be had al GREENS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

~ Fowler & WILLS, Phrenolo fists and
Pablishers Clinton Hall, No. l3l Nassau New York
and No. la " xshIngten.st Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

FoR CHApPED HANDS, SALT RHsUM. &c.
The Rubber Gloves acknowledged De the
best remedy ever discovered rs-v laost hand
conc Md. For sale. lcs al MN BARKGRs, No 49,
Broad~p few doors above the Irsing aolse AMI hy al
RNhhSI SisfeA NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS. jams
eApLIgR, Ne lg7 Broadway staAkhn Bun dings would
respectfully inform his fnesas The public that he has
Just reosved large very chHee assortment OF Havana
and PnEspe Cgss OF Nanaus brands Nhch ne oilers for
sale reasonable pices etas who esale retail jaws
SApLikR. No 1871 Broadway, frSnSlm Buildings y9O os
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Bis Telegraph % the New.YOrk TrILaae.
,,,s,, 7.,,-,gs oe,. srHsrss,r srs 8,sr. 50,
xxxus -Hirs' Session.

WASHINGTON Jan 81 l,52
Business commen -el S. - ocis- l. " 1en ne Chair
"a d Before the senate message igh &c -os.-
rspt Communicating The correspondence between
the American Minister AZ Pans AID me S.a.e De-
rartneut. relative % reccLt events n Trance. he-
iereo.
The following IS selected frOm the Correspondence
o. he Minister 20 france win the >ilte DepGt
Wtht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22

For sale by c Ffaucis & 90 No. 251 BroatAay T. ].
Gown No $50 Broadway, EvsLs Bntan, n" 6H
BIo.dvay No none viii he received at The door ~ u
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MEDICAL.

NhALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOE
NJ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY eENuINE.-No COMPOUND
daily ' snf q ss' s
h nsS @ T. nn e .,u.s.
nss rss ss n.a
gfsse1 VI up in
ons @ Or ps and the
a asss ss
stls sSsI isn
~ $sy 3 sas1sa the
from all psrss Of the country " wa s''''''
PILES. 4
ss ne s.l'sa ms1
i;sP ss; ssss ass city e ,ss
which p.n TO- pSs"s
ons. Il mo- ny and svs
% to sea a S And
utter well and hearty "
willing should make Statesmen. resident
Ciacinust, 4th month 1s47. - -' "A'N'A'l''
ERYsIPELAs n
For EyHipslas the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable rem
d as s p s s ps
gu. and completely the the
medical XII A. s. i
Sap n 10 the 3 ] p With
s,e. y sy The M sss s ,
n s with 3 hss L be,
NJ, n 'a misery oaged for DEATH and expected
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
she eroash 70 y bed pei aud applied the fell In
a" NJ. | %,,e i 9eb me- aas begged 70, saoagh
s t To- h brnin y the chest nnds Pm, Of
e beng nOw IA sos and have been
Thi, esfss that pAEY PAIN EXTRACTOR hap been pnsd ia
TRcar efee h aT o. II S Es a9n and for wsri,
entirely ooisd tate etieus has all the
osa.tyaO added e 'g very respectable
'' Rasaio . NJ. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
cosIlyENEss; or, CONSTIPATION OF THE LowgLs.
s nsfs s III. N &c ID bs s
Sse h. @ for s as
suit viii slwsy pov thorough rubbing The
s sdis ;sys a FAB ss s s .
SORE NIPPLES;
IL t, efficacy of the PAIN EzTsAcToRn III disease
@ for 5 Es; Dafg pns a.Ps
ose of our Agents: wan p'11''0O W
This vi. certify ths have pALIEy,s MAGICAL PAIN
70 hos 2 ss meat d ssy sIH@m,a as
FEVER SORES ''~''-'
Sore Tor fourteen .s past spent nearly hundrd
oiiats ~ eong Pdysirnns and purchasing
used Or e - e;te BIT q unia
Sort n5ard of md tried DIYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
scn 70 ny great Hurpse before box Of TIL
kPl fnf-u ~
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May g. 1919. N''-S
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR wonderful quickly
does remove all ipiny No SCAR
REMAINS Ia healing cid long standing il nm
pars!lsled. e '" IL 'A-
n, r. .,... . sT. LOUIS, No., July g. 1886
Dear sAbout week sinc while working trade ept nv
Of
Inc Top my foot just below the ase began To
and continued do Until alarmed used
Bnhsb Oh Tnurs Of Myrrh ps but ali N
no purpose. then commenced tho of "
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
aad e shsu ten minutes The sub5d
and has entirely left ma. ~e @A''1''
can confidently recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex
moving pain or nNannistor. 10
am snip Carpenter by trade, shall testify 10 the
ytEes OF the saivs ii all times whom res on Pkiin
A'enue, ct No ISL wherel ran information
Your5, truly, JEFFERSON NJ BISHOP
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TITLE TX.
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART. IA. ANY amendment amendments to this
Consttution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF representatives, and if the same shall be agreed
10 by two.hrds of the members elected to each
mouse, such proposed amendment or amendments
shal De entered on their journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mitted to the people at said election and il major
ity OF the voters a, said election shall approve and
ratiiy such amendment or amendments the same
shall become part of the Constitution Ii more
shall be submitted in such manner and form that ~
people may yote for or against each amendment
separately.
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may freely speak, write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible for an abuse of hi,
liberty u '''-f
At l07. The Seat of Government shall he ane
remain at Baton Rouge, and shall not be removal
without the consent OF three fourths of both house.
OF the General Assembly
ART. l0S The State shall not subscribe for the
STOCK OIL nor make loan to, pledge its faith for
me benefit OF any corporation or joint stock com
pany. created or established for banking purposes
following article: "'
ART 100. The Legislature shall have powsr tn
grant ana to companies associations of individuals
otn'eu or the exclusive purpose of making works of
n'erha' Improvement, wholly partially within the
o'ae 10 the extent only of one-ith OF the capital Of
n'o by subscription of stock, loan of
niorey or public bonds but any aid thus granted
shali be paid to the company only in the sane nr,.
poI'on as the remainder of the capital shall be ,ntu
any paid IN by the stockholders of the COMPANY AMI
IN case OF loan such adequate security shall be re-
CURED as to the Legislature NAV seem proner N,
corporation or individual association receiving the
a a OF the State as herein provided shall possess
banking or dlscounting privileges
ART. llo. No liability shall be contracted bv the
.5a'e as ABOVE mentioned, unless the same be- an.
thotizeo by some law for some single object or worL
70 De distinctly specified therein, which shall be
pa'seo oy majority OF the members elected to bob
houses of the General Assembly and the
amount oil debts and liabilities incurred nndsr ib;s
and the preceding article, shall never at anv
exceed the sum OF eight millions of dollars.
ART. Ill Whenever the Legislature shall cor.
ract debt exceeding in amount the sum Of one hun
iteu thousehu dollars, unless in of war: to
epel invasion or suppress insurrectiop. thew sb,il
n the law creating the debt provide adequate wav.
md means for the payment Of the current in,sras
md Of the principal when the same shall become d,e
And the said law shall be irrepeaable until princ
'a ana interest are fully paid and discharged or
lnless the repeating law contain some o,bsr ,ds
uate provision for the payment OF the principal and
interest of the debt f"' A''o
ART, lie The Legislature shall provide BY law
Or change OF venue in civil and criminal cases.
ART. 10 No lottery shall be authorized by this
within tho State is ps-hiiS.A.i