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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

le.s.. III a.,.l 1liesi IN thar
j day Innd een-rst;,a. Alme. ~ This time the
neoDle AZ ,bis Commonwealth had been form.
Il .;sso partiss. and, diGsgrsss sentiments pro.
v,jed II, r,specfs to fhe administration Of affairs
stkofse.. Rival candidates were put forth for
Offices, and sometimes another part Various
succcsses attended various party movements
.}twn 10 tho period Of 1898 when it. was my
fortune. for die GO u or evil Of the country, IL
be plsced amid ifs councils. fCries Of Good"
Nj. Webster, bowing-"J thank you'
Now let me say tina, downfo that period.
that is fifty years from the period or lndepen-
dence, there was not in all theparties in Mass.
achuse,is. from Berkshire 10 Cape Cod, 10 be
found a man witllushc slightest tincturc of
union sentiment ayBut him.. [Cheers There
was not 4 man Tho was not willing TO thank
God daily that we had been SO successful 10
establishing such government. and hich
had secured 10 US such an eminent degree Of
prosperity. And when Went to Congress
from The city Of Boston, there was not
man in Congress who entertained disunion
.teelinas. and IL il had been so. he could
not have held his place one hour after the ree
plc had the opportunity. To act upon Il.
Nov. gentlemen. that was Massachase,,.
when I.came tito her councils ia 1898. That
was the NassacAuctt, which / embraced, aud
which did me- The honor To embrace mc. Tina,
(. Was the Massachpsc,,s which Lonorcd l,s,o-
really from the revolution tlownwards.
r The character Of nnions and of ci,ies.pen,lc-
men. i, made GU, Of facts. Ii is not the portrai.
turc of the peociI 60 much M il is the narrative
Of the men. History tells us what she vas
when she did me the honor to call me into her
service, and IN that character, honored her,
and still honor her. If not the first. among the
first Of all the true patriotic Union States. |
will not saw she was .primus inter pares.' but
Twill saw she was not .secundus INFER psres.'
IF she did not 90 before others. | aver no
= other, went before her. s.t
This being the character of Massachusetts,
this her attachment 10 the Constitution and the
Union. with some differences Of sentiment as
10 State and national poli,ics, but after all the
ruling ..ep,;ment being a,tacbmcn, to the
ConsI;,u,;on. attachment to The cause Of
American liberty. a,,acbmen, TO that erea,
nr,nc;nIe Of oovcrnmen, that frs, made Amer.
;ca wb.t she ;s-,bis being the characteristic
Of the Slate. entered i to her service with all
,ba davo,;on ormv heart and unve tot
evba,evcrab;l,v hal
time entered into the CONGRESS of The United
States AT Ike wish Of the people Of Boston. NV
manner az nol,;col M. i know, 70 Won ali
Az M, s,and beye 10 n;yb, 70 anoioo;sc for
!, : fCs;as or Von don,, need II les Adj
s,.nS h., = - ,,.,.rd an .nnroh,,;or Leave
!, Iii 40 ,,,v oaus,,v - 'o.,sr;,, md Tho ,,orlJ
- sv ,va,hsr !, III ~ ,;II NJ, .,anJ n. t.s,
or,;,n. nj ruth nr;e. II will 4 ,,,;II ,nJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

When we published Mr. SCOTS letter in our
last issue. we should have accompanied it with
additional remarks, had our limits permitted.
We regard it as an important paper and ask
the attention of our readers to it again. Mr..
Scott has an exalted reputation in the State.and
deservedy stands forth as one Of the most gift
ed members Of the Wing party. For many
years he has served in the Legislature. and in
the recent Reform Convention that framed our
present Constitution, he distinguished himself
and wdened his fame, by his statcsmanlike
views upon the leading questions, debated in
that body. All who know him will place I'M
doubling faith in any matter Of fact stated upon
his acknowledge. and his letter to Mr.. Speed
i. therefore to be regarded as true in all its
parts. If true, it scatters to the winds unnum
bered false statements in reference to the Wing
Platform, and the incidents connected with it.
and proves (w hat ought to be gratifying to eve
ry Southern man. who is willing to stand by
The Compromise and wishes to see j; faithfully
executed. that the South procured ercry thing
they demanded of,he North. in adjusting the
common principles, on which the entire Wing
party should rally in the pending canvass.
The statement of Mr.. Scott is in singular
conflict with many declarations made by the
Republican of tine 18th. and we trust that the
Editor Of that paper will feel called on to adj
nit the correctness of Mr.. Scots averments
or prove his own. Mr.. S. speaks as an eye
r .,l., Al |,
edge. The Editor was not present "a nd can have
no such claims to avouch the verify of his al
legations. Indeed, such is the character and
the number of errors into which the latter has
fallen upon this subject, that malicious person
might imagine that some of them were no,
altogether accidental. %
Weplace in parallel columns the two rcso-
lutions said to have been offered in the meet
ing If Southern Wings:
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CHEAP GOODs-FOR CAsH..-I am

" now receiving large and complete assortment Of
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
ported this scason-wh,ch offering unusually
low prices Intending sell for CASH, l mean he
satisfied with small Iso6ts, and thereby will make
the interest ofa to give a call-which most
daily solicit from those having Goods to buy. will
promise many inducements in the way Of Styles,
prices. and large and well selected stock pick from,
can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem it needless give the heads branches
composing my stock long experience has taught
the oevery class of dealers. Suffice it there
fore to say that feel assured fully prepared
answer the demands ofal-and ask oil to call
march og-ifts JOHNG MEEM
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M. Scoit's rtrSi0n.
ave regard the series of
nets Of the 3lst Congress,
commonly known as the
Compromise or ad lustmeni,
us IA final settlement in prin-
ciple and substance of the
questions 10 which they re-
late. and we drprecate all
further agitation of the
slavery question, as danger
ons to our peace and des'
tructive of that brother
hood which ought to char
acterize the people Of these
States, and we will discoun-
tenance all efforts to con-
finue or renew such agiia-
,ion. whenever. wherever,
or however made"
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FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
NEW JERSEY.
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
ELECTORS for the STATE ofyirrini..

1T Distrct-John z kilby Of Nansemond.
I'd Districf--Col. }. Chambiiss, of Greensville.
ID District
Alb Di.trirt-H. II Marshall. Of Charlotte
18th District-Alcx Rvcs Of Albcmarle
9th Distrirt--Wm. q. Scott. of Powhatan.
9Th pistriet-.Ios. Segar. of Elizabeth City
Sth pi-tric,--J. II. Lacy, Of Srottsyvahia.
oh pistrirt--iicnry W. Thomas, OF Fairfax.
10th pi.triet--Alrx r. Boteler, of jefferson.
ihh pisriet--Cnl. J. d. BALDWIN. Of Augusta.
leth pi.trict--iahn Schol-. or Monroe.
18th pis,rict--w.ltc- Preston, Of Washington.
llsh pis,riet-Iehn J. Jackson. jr.. of Wood.
Sh ni.,rct--T. NJ. Gally. Of Ohio.
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1t Willie Observed this geuine resolution
(adopfed By the Generation. Is almost iden'''
cal in substance with the resolution said TO have
been offered by the Southern delegates. The
latter, we have shown, was highly praised by
the Republican and all its censure was lavish
ed upon the spurious" resolution. This may
be seen by its paper Of the 18th. Bui some
thing must be written for its issue on the 18Th.
In seeking TO convict Mr.. N. II. Campbell. OF
inconsistency in resolving to withhold his sup
port from Gen. Scott. at time, and after
wards in determining not TO do so. the ltcpub
licun presents itself as "a Wood Cock caught
in its own syringe" The TWO papers exhibit
rare example Of forgetfulness. Let any one who
is curious in such matters. examine Them, and
ifhe do not rise fom their perusal with the con
viction that they present the most remarkable
specimens of inconsistent logic and averment.
then we will confess ourselves no Judge Of IN
congruities.
Mr. Campbell had seen the spurious copy OF
the S,h resolution, and supposine IL genuine
was not pleased With it. for reaso given IN
our paper Of the 9Th inst, and entertained the
| purpose Of Withdrawing from the position OF
county Elector. The Republican seemed to
regard Mr. C's reasons as altogether insult.
cient. and to convict him Of easy political vir-
tue" that paper was driven to make the follow
ing remarks in regard 10 the Two platforms
The spurious one, as given hy the Republ'-
can, in its paper of the 18th is identical in Ian
suage with the one said to have been adopted
under Northern influence. with the addition Of
these words, at the end OF the resolution: "and
we will maintain this system as essential to the
nationality Of the Wing party, and the intcgri
~ OF the Union.' Herei the language OF The
Republican:
snow, we call attention TO these 'w" resontions-t"
ns, puP"r ana o 'sn s
tween the two. We ask him tell wherein they
ahsr' ma, '.s' na e %r ans ,a , %
herl whnr security is given by the one that i. not
gwen by the other Both declare hr'r ncqucscence N
shall demonstrate the necessity further legislation
upon the 'l"et-ho, declare purpose 10 aiseo"n't
lie questions referred to by them and ncithcr declare
ANYTHING more or less, he only shadow !" difference
portions of them The snssinnee md pn,port nre sub
stanay the sa ne, and every candid wing will admit the
:.
any ""e ~. 'aNo ''o ''i'' - eA"'''e
:, - ~, - 'e -, :,
"e >-P''''" r." ,'o"''' W., '" 40
nav P"Pev '"'"
'o '"' 'e''''o" '-i''',.o ~
p'"n.a''' % "a.s "'t" o",'eu ~ Tue ''"."-
Ne"s"'e' suoS'an'i'iy .'e ''n'e VIII"
'"' '"e """P'eo ~ '"' No''e''''''' ""' pa
P'' a'"''',' '"'' '"'s 'as. Is '''e sumo !" sun
s'""ce anu P"rFort WIN '"e spurious one
ou' neishoof mas 'au'ieo 'he one anu vi''ineo
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CPRING lS59...The subscriber would mos,
~ respectfully announce his friends the public
generally. that he is now receiving and opening largo
and well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods
10 which he invites the attention of those in want II
useless to enumsrae his stock but would simply say
that it is NOT surpassed by any in Lynchhurg.
He invites the particular attention fe Ladie. his
beautiful stock Of rich Dress Goods, kidGlores &c
The Gentlemen will find the best stock of Goods in
their line exhibited by any house in this place
and the largest and best selected stock Of Reads Med
Clothing, ever brought to this town. The Young Men
Will md something really handsome in the way cloth
ing at apl 1o-ifts DON T. @. PETERS
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REGEIvlNG AND FoRwARDING-

~ GROCERIES AND PLASTER-The sub
scriber still continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal amidst all the changes to receive md for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobaccn. &c
Our charges will be low, and forwarding Sane with dis
patch.
viii receive in few days. first rate assortment Of
Groceries, which he will sell low. and buy at ailtmes,
Flours Corn Meal. Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
rf1fts ~ JaNESR n. RENWICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

The Stockholders Of the South Side Com
pany held call, meeting in Tie city Of Pc.
'ersburg. on the 18th inst The purposes Of
the meeting dchtcd in the following pre-
amhle and resolution. There can he 10 doubt
about the company raising with dispatch the
required sum to complete the improvement to
Lynchburg. This well directed effort on tho.
part OF Petersburg should be siimuant 10
other companies, who are in all respects COM
petent to adopt the same system We think
something Of this kind will be necessary to
reach the Tennessee line. on the ono hand, as
well as to secure an opening TO the Ohio on the
other. Should the Convention OF Union, in
August, be well attended, much Of The future
prosperity of the State, may depend upon its
deliberations. as. from the terms Of the call,itis
10 give direction 10 our improvement schemes
for wears TO come.
We're adopted unanimously:
WHEREAS The capital of this Companyi,
one million eur hundred thou~and dollars;
and whereas from the report of The President
and Directors, it app, ars that of the capital
stock ofthis Company the sum OFFS I64 1850
have heen paid up and expended in the con-
s,rucion Of hf v-two and half miles Of road
already complet, and in successful operation
aud in the grading, masonry &c. 1919, 554 20
now remaining To he paid up, has bsen apprp-
priaIcJ 10. AMI " III be required To complete
The satnc; and whereas. after the first roud
shall be compl, ted as FAR rs the same 10
now under contract, there will remain TWEEN
ty-ihrre miles To be let out and constructed.
in order to reach Lynchburg, Us Western
terminus; and whereas, the interests of this
Company and the community manifes,y
require that the entire line To Lynchburg
should be put under contract, and completed
With the least practicable therefore, be
Resolred. That the President and Drrc-
tors, IA majority of the whole Board concur.
r,ng) he auihorized to borrow for and on be-
halt Of this Company, Tor the purpose Of com
pletng he road to Lynchburg, IA sum not ex-
ceedIig 100000, upon such terms; aud paya-
ie. principal and interest, at such times, and
at such places, asio Ihcm may seem bcsi,-and
that they be authorised 10 issue The bonds OF
the Company for The sum 81 borrowed. with
Coupons attached. sigmd by the President.
and sealed with the seal Of this Company; and,
as secnri'y for the pr mrt and larhlnl pay
n'ent Of the interest and principal OF said l'onds-
they be authorised To execute, 10 due and Legal
form. - mortgage on all the property, works.
&c.. of the said Company
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

a residence Tor The chaplain Of the Urver-
SHY Of Virginia Inns long been very Desirable
Anrtior is now making To raise The necessary
means The Rev Mr.. Gibson Of the NJ T..
Church fh, chaplain for ii g last aud the nnsu-
ing session, has been appointed By the Faculty,
agent 10 solicit subscriptions. lie IL nj pres
cat in city and ~ I'll take pleasure in exh-
r'ng the Circular. prepared before tie policy
was adopted of "ppo'nsing AN agent. We re-
grei that We have NOT space E,r ,he whole oft,
but We make the folio = ing ex,raet:
"Thc Professors ond others connected with the
unir"r-ify " vi all v" b ,hir Pecmiary contributions
according I" their aud the nsiLess of claus upon
thrn. Forming ~ rI~Trrlv small community
aud contributing stnirdl, towards the support he
drnoHraoua ehsrehs wbirb they are r-sJn etis.ly
attached. they b. rxlcrfcd brnr the wioI,
burden Of IN enterprise intended nainy far tle yood f
those In n,i,.s iy s,ed thsir care and
who-e sIriu, ~rnrr ~ sHpposcd 10 he object
of Yet rer parents md nfkrr p.sriees
In this ,iew il ls- hcen ressht sdp,i-.ible to invoke
Chrtiauiiy IN rorsnug r-r,rntsns ii.m ID. father.
and moilers tf figir yostl-. fres Other p-y.ops
who feel interest n aud willing 20 lend helm
ilg hand 10 NH. "nrcrfrisr.
The Giro nlar set. forth in go striking n point
of view. III" advantages scerne from ba, inp
u residelc'. E,r The cl,apl,,n on the University
grounds. i woali lee ,,perhuo,is in Us 10 add
anything beyond ous beet wishes for lie sue
cess of the rn'erPiizr, sni hearty commepda-
iI"n OF the Rev. Mr.. Edison. To the kindness
aud libcraliy nf our citizens.
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| Convention. Again use the parallel linrs."nd
qnote the spurious copy aud tho genuine one
Spxr;oas resolution.


Spwrioss r,'xolsfioR.
Resolved: That the Sc
ries u Hcts oftheA5lst Cun-
grcss.tl,e uct known ~ Tho
fugitive slave law iecluded
are received and uc,piissc-
ed in by the wing party Of
the U. States as IA scttl,-
ment in princirlc and sub
stance Of the dangerous
and exciting quesfions
,chicA they embrace, and so
far as they are concerned
we will maintain them and
insist upon their strict en-
forcemcnt until time and
experience. sha demon
state the necessity Of fur
Their legislation-to guard
against evasion Of the laws
on the one hand and the n
buse Of their powers on the
other not impairing their
present efiiciency-and we
deprecare all furthe' ngi'a-
ton OF the qxestioSs thus
settled as dangerous To our
peace and will discounte
nance all efforts to continue
or renew snch agitation
whenever. wherever orhow-
ever the attempt may be
made:
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tSt6HsHt WY
8. The series Of acts Of
the 81 st Csngress comn,on-
|, known vs. the Comprc-
mise or Adjustment, 1.-THE
ACT for tho recovery If flu
gi,ives fromlabor incl'l,led)
are received and acquirsc.
ed in by the Wings IT tho
U. States ~ a 6aal settle
ment, in principle aud cub
stance. Of the subjects to
which they relate; and, 20
far ms these acts are ron-
cerned, we will mainlnin
them, and insist on THEN
strict enforcement, until
time ind experincc >hs!,
demonsiratc the necessity
uf further Legislation. to
guard against the evasion
ofthe laws ON the one hand.
and the abuse at their pow
ers on the other-not i'm.
pairing their present cM-
cheney to carry out the re-
quirments II the constita-
ton; and we drrrccntr all
further agitation OF the
questions thus settlcd, as
dangerous to our peace.
aud will discountenance all
efforts 10 continue or renew
such agitation, whenever
wherever. or however
made; and We will maiI.-
tain this scttlenent Hs cs-
sential to the nationality Of
the Wing party and the in
tegrity oil the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-19

JUDGE Isaac j PEEsToN. who peri.hcd in
tie destruction ri Inc Steamer 81 James. BY
hf~st New Ofleai on The 9Th inst. vas ma
tiv" Of Abingdon Va He " as bru,her TO tho
gifted ex-S. natter Of South Carolina. lie set
tied at New Orleans, shorty after the war al
1912. IN which he va. engaged on The North
ern frontier He hal htiJ many Of The high
legal Offices OF his adopted State. and at the
time Of Is death. was one ofihe Judges ofthe
Supreme Court Of Loni-iana. He is survived
by widow AMI several children.
New PosT OPFicEs.-Iv. Creek Mills and
Forest Depot. are new Post Offices establish.
ed in Bedford. Albert Nc Daniel. P. Mat
the fret, and Marshall Harris at the last named.
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- The subscriber has hand large lot of the
celebrated Is Livingston" Plough Castings. and will
ontinne to receive additions his stock from the foun-
dry SO that there will be difficulty in getting any
Of the pieces belonging to them s
,,s JAMES b. RENWICK, .
feo lz-te f-+i -.- Na-si nm the pasip
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS /.
Ry.td0eaUNtey. P0i3ag.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER
~ The attention OF the public respectfully
testimonials favor Of the celebrated BRIDGEwATER PAINT
unnecessary than
in the South the character of the Paints firmly established
ia offered TO the public the FIRE WEATHER
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jro F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In July Last apply Bdgewa.sr
any hai
ehsGy my testimony the numerous ones embraced il
Ss sss s
sV n. sns % ia, S 70 a since
surface which has proved entirely mperyious ,,,,,
NsvIDsra March 1884, 'o''N s 'i'lAA
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR rHoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane s.s.or
srTsS Il rhs
Nsworlsans, December e. fssi.' rhohAssoS'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, on
TOWB0AT PORPOIsE.
g. g. s sss ss &. as.s S Ss s
Ia So
about four weeks PERFECT SLATE and am sa.
r. 4 L al s ss e %
adspty FAINT or shs PURPOSES sc
v{Sisnsdl WV. BROWN, Captain Of rowbea.rorpols..
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTe
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA painted BRIDGE
ss' he S
81 ne We ehserly recommend said PAINT "a So
tsiEnsd, HUGHES, WALLET TIl s
Up. WHITNEY 4 Soi,s i. n., ,s'
Neworleans, February 4, 1861
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
Ihave BRIDGEwATER PAINT f the past mcnh
snd ia and ss en-
s and for Al
us sSsshsa Climates BENSON Psn.s
New Orleans, February g. 1858. lsaCamps treos
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
TT I'D s 9aS sn The
win all times give thoae fire rks preference whore the sdgewa
ss IS
7oS FisssaPs aS%s Mg'1s
I'M LAPEYRE, Prs;iaeat Sewo 81 ssaan'' :.
sAM T. Hsafo 5s1 ai Dssssss i Gasss
addonte above h.v. nup,sro
equally respectable parties seen app
cation 81 their oos which those
ship Lsodssi Captain wm cut ship Cooper
Cun Assistant Engineer NewYok and Erie Raad Brevsteu
Col TAcots NswYork Asssns; r. 8. Smith.
Quafsmnstsz United States Military Academy,
Superintendent now Secretary Of the Hudson River o
Company. etc, etc. y. c. BoGERT CO.. 70 Camp street,
Assntsor shs Staten Louisiana Mississippi
suB-AaANTs IN NEW ORLEANS
sSss sis Ss1Sss q. ~
E.NACPHER
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Eunsss
PILLS
chicknef1 0ugAx-coate4 f1fxAaye
rarr's Lila,
Moihtt,a La, +
Wright's Indian yske1asle,
Ernndrsth's Vegetable univstnat
Morvistn's HyEeians
Lees New London,
CocpeE'n, sl
Ander1cll,
Wiatar's qeatIe PuygAtiya
fliboaydss Antl-hilIcuS HhnHljys
Swayns's Ganauvs, rli,s
Herriek . Sugar -ooatsAs
6applnxtonb Fever I'D Auf1e,
Covei's HhsunAae (.
Grasnsnbsrgs ;. {. i 4
bpeneert Ysfa1nb!e M
Winsr'a chaznemiie,
Persian, Y Y X Il
Allsbasls' Health,
Allsbasls' Agust +
Evnnst (lhnxunuiIn. " u NJ e.
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sUB-AazNTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Msnn. PRIESTLY 4 BIEN.
Messn. J. WATERMAN I co.
JOHN STROUD 4 CO.
n, RICHARDa> so 4 s,s.4 4 +
Z. MACPHk1
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Anr.-i42. The Constitution adopted in eighteen
fortyfve is declared 70 be superseded
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ART. 141. Amy amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF Representatives, and if the shall be agreed
to by two.thirds Of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered 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
which newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mitted to the people at said election and Y major
ity of the voters at said election shall approve ana
shall become part of the Constitution. II more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be submitted such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
separately. ,,,m, ~
HEDULE.
Anr.-l42 The Constitution adopted in eighteen
C IL III
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can highly recommend Or. Dsris's
from my knowledge Of its yirtues. nIy
time with weakness and pain ID the hrs
short time entirely rslieysd hsr. The
rscur, and on all occasions tho relief wi
10 now near aix months aimee she hsa b
slider u aud recommend Il ~ 4 most va
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-29

Having painted the hurricane
EoLiA under my commando with the BRIDGkWATER PAINT,
cheerny recommend it for ts iPERVOUS qualities
hesitation pronountng in my Judgment
ton AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CINDERs II
months (SignedJ ST. q. THOSiA SSON
Nsworlsans, December 9, 1851. -