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Whig Ratification Meeting In Washing ton



rirlssuRc. June 20. 1852.
The nomination Of scott has given unusual satisfaction
to the wings. The greatest enthusiasm prevails Last
night the city was in uproar with fireworks and rujc
and ihis evening salute of fit guns fred The
ratification meeting was immense Hon. Moses itau,p-
ton presided Species were delivered by Messrs Iianp.
ton, Porter Richie Capt Nay lor and Others RcSo-
uons Of The strongest Kind passed in favor of the
nominees by reclamation.
CoLuMsrs, ONO, June - 1889.
Dispatches were received here yesterday afternoon
pouncipg The nomination Of Scott and Graham Ohio Is
all alive with enthusiasm at the ,tnt
VIRGINIA.
RcuMoSp. W., June -. 1852
SCOTS nomination is much regretted though greater
portion OF the whig party say they will abide by IL
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE. Ky. June % 1852
me baltimore nominations appear to give much salts
faction. Cannon red the receipt of the news
and other demonstrations Of joy apparent.
MysvIlIr. Ky . June - 1850
The nomination Of Messrs Scott ard Graham caused
some disappointment here but the party generally stick
to the ticket
TENNESSEE
o...-, Mrmrn,s TtsS.. June q, 1852
SCOTS aud Grahams nominations were received here
with mingtd cheers and his,es.
MISSOURI.
81 I.or,s. Mo. June 81 1852
Much enthusiasm prevails in this city in relation The
nominations at Baltimore. The wings very generally
lromisea hearty support TO the ticket
GEORGIA.
SAvANNAH GA, june -. 1852
The nominations at baltimore have been received, bu
with considerable GOODNESS
tn,gL.rios, June 80. 1889.
The nomination Of Scott l. unsatisfactory to the wings
of Savannah nnd Augusta.
SOUTH caRoLINA.
Cu,RIEsroS, June 90, 1852.
The nominations Of Scott and Graham have caused
surprise
LOUISIANA.
NFw oRiraNs June % lS54.
The result Of the Baltimore Convention received ri
ten o'clock on Tuesday morning Some surprise ma
infested but 1t generally accepted grand "a lute
Of one hundred guns fired in honor Of scott aud era
ham,
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THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION



WAsmScroN, June %, 1867
THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY cossrsstoNERs
The Guam laid before tho Senate communication from
the Department Of the Interior atang the reasons ybv
no invetgaton had been had Of the charges aed
the Commissioners to run The Mexican boundary
Many petitions presented
cArLrN's INDIAN PICTURES
Mr. sfwaRs. (free soil Of New York from tho select
committee on the subject repoi joint resolution for
the puIohso Of oatins collection Of Indian sccu por-
traits, sc.
1Hr cHuF cGfRK TuE PATENT OFFICE.
On the motion Of Mr.. HALE free soiD OF NJ H. tho
on giving ibe acts Cf the Chict Clerk Of the co
s The force md validity pei formed hy Cor li,
soner ~ person was r,ccmmittd the COMMITTEES IN
Patents
fiiFCrs oF rnE CUBAN ExcfrfMr~r.
Dir MASON (d,m Of Va from the Committes on
fwgn ca ms reported ioiuL resolution for the relief
ofthe spanish Consul and o'her Spauh suhects rosid
hE ~ New Oilsans aud KY Wu,e for Losses sstg by
yoltncc curing tht oal 1851.
ffSsoN foR Ttir WIDOW IfEur. WOODWARD
hr JoNEs. ldsm Of Iowa, reported bill granting
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me TEHyANTEPEc CoNTR,cr-rouR oP CARAyA-
JAL 5 TROOPS SHOT.
NEw OnLEASs. June Il. 1852.
The brig Tthuantcpec has arrived in Fix days from
Vera Cruz. she reports that The .Ath ult Col soos
lthuanepec contract for the second time before
he Mexican Congress On interpretations doubtful
word was rejected Congress then adjourned die.
letter from hlatamora states that four Of Caravaas
troops who recently tuken prisoners shot by
order of President Arista There American,
Scotchman and two Mexcans. The crc umstances
show great cruelty.
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BTcteoroloQscaI observations.

NJ MoRsk s LINE, NO = WALL STREET.
WEpSEsDAy, june % 1885,.
BurFNo. 10 A. M--Clear, pleasant morning Ther-
moneter 10. Barometer 293s Wind west Cool sn4
agreeable.
SP. N.-Clcar. fine evening. Wind west. Barometer
29.27. Thermometer 05.
ROCHESTER, 10 A. M.--Beautifu m orning Quite cooe
and pleasant. Wind west. Thermometer 10.
SP. M.-1 has been fine day. Cool, pleasant eysu-
ing Wind west. Thermometer 80
ArnuRN, 10 A MA pleasant sleor morning Light
breeze from the northwest. Thcrmouiftar "
sP. NJ -ploafant clear evening. Sky cloudless Wind
west Thermometer 50
SyRAcrsr, 10 A. M--Cool, fine morning. Strong north
west Gind Thermometer TO.
SIrA.-Clear pleasant evening. Wind west. Thar
mometer 90 IL has been a delightfully."-
UrlcA. 10 A. Mime cool morning. Wind wSt.
Thermometer ~.
SIP Clear beautiful evening Wind south Tkor-
mometer7 10. The day has been fine.
ALBANY. 10 A. M.-Very pleasant morning Wind
southwest. Thermometer 10. Barometer 2g.T0O. Nor.
curry Il,
SP. MA fine clear evening. Wind northwest. Thsr-
me meter 49, Barometer 2e740. Mercury rs.
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Nhfg Preparations In Brooklyn.

THE IINNA LANE BAHNAGkS.
preliminary meetrg ot the Leading wings q the Els
yentn ward held ~ Gascoigus's HoteL corner Of
Myrtle av anc Roy last evening" Tor ne
pGrpoe ~ oImug an citation With ahe Wow q adyaDc
ing tbs whg caUse. hmiud number we're IN atihud-
0nce. he meeting presided over ~ iSiic u :.
ing when styotnl committees were appoln ed u make
nrisI tmtnts fCr Itrnaiitnt ors,pization moton
nsmirg the soesaon the "iunoy Lafp bMIacAs' VAS
aCop.d ard the meeting separated after singL several
political sofgs e. assemble on Friday VI pNscipeto
IN he tautcutiou meeting 20 be he'd ~ tho Cy uota
- ihuI NYlning
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pIrrTcrLry IN rnE anEpK ou,rpc

DrFIcULTY IN rrIE GREEK CHURCH, Erc.
II" government had under consideration a treaty n,
fom, political a. wei religious Importance bv which
tho dftt chuch refuses 10 return under the iurisdic
n q he Patriarch of COnstantin0plr Since tha ostsb
N lutpt Of the Kingdom Of Greece the Greek church
Va acted ird % ndsny Of the rariarohs iurisdicton
Under . nod of its own appointed by the King Min
hers we're about TO preent the treaty 20 the chambers
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Markets..

NV ORLEANS, June 81. 1889.
The sales of cotton Monday were 500 bales There
is very little offering Parties waiting steamer Sales
400 bbls. mess pork ar $40
NEw ORLEANS, June -. 1852
The sales Of cotton Tuesday nearly 900 bales
at unchanged prices. Rice, - 25 81 3TE Bacon
sides o.. to loc. Whiskey. 17c
Cu,RLEsroS, June II. 1882
The cotton market R unchanged in every respect Sales
have been mnde Of !, 100 bales
CHAnrEsros, June -. 1857.
The cotton market is firm with the sale OF IOOO
bales
CnARLvsrov. June -, 1853
The cotton market is still firm with sales Of 900 bales
at71 1clsc.
ALBANY. June -, 1852
Received during the week 81 500 bbls flour l30l0O
bushels corn ~ 800 bushcls wheat Flour hanged
Wheat-Sales of 800 bushels Genesee at 112kc SO
do, nj llGe $500 do Cleveland to arrive at gsc Oats.
dc Corn IS 50c for Western mixed and 6ic for yel-
low round
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The Steamer Francis skiddy.

ALBANY June ~, 1907.
portion Of tbc machinery Of tho Francis skddy
disbcd coming up the river to day and the boat
put into Rbnebcck.
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Sailed from Now Orleans Oceauide from Bordeaux.
SD from Lverpooll2th Gipsy Qneen. Charcston Gene.
We've. Mo Jsneiro Arr Theodore. NOrleans
Arr At DeA'-1lth. Northumberland, NYork. Passed by
9TH Rhein for; 9th. Hudsh. Hamburg.
ON Fslmouth-9th Dudley from Charleston for Bremen.
At 81 Marys (Scilyl 5th Vivid from NYork for Ham
burg had discharged ICES bags Coffee and had taken out
lower mRsts.
SPOKEN.
June7 Corning from Msrsei'les Sth Sardonica from
!iverIoo; 9th, Harmony for Waterford; Vaucuse and
Arabelia from Havre; 10Th American Eagle.
terdam.
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erension Of thirty dosrsa month for life to the widow
Of Lieut. Woodward, Of the revenue service who WAS
drowned the ,foast Of California The bill was taken
up and debated, and afterwards laid on The table
,ERRIIoRiAL BILLS
large number OF territorial bills were received from
the House and we're taken up and appropriately referred
rFSRv GLAys PORTRAIT.
The joint resolution II cm the House. accepting the por-
trait OF Henry Clay presented 20 the nation by Mr. Pag-
mani Of New York and directing 1t to be placed in the
Congressional Library was taken up ana passed
THE CALIFORNIA
The bill to establish the branch mint In California
returned from the House, with several amendments.
The bn being taken up Mr. GwIr (dem.) Of C H. >
urged that the amendments he conrurred in.
The amendments were then concurrcd in, and tie b /
Is now passed.
oiEEks or COURTS rRoiIR'rfp FROM PRAcTIsISG s AT
MI Hale (ree SOLD Of ~ H.. offered resolution di-
reetng nm inquiry into the eypcdcncy IT prohibiting by
law clerks OF courts from practising attorneys.
Adopted
CATHOLIC SISTERS oF VISITATION.
\ ll to incorporate the Catholic Sisters of Visitation
OF NashiDgton taken up. IL amended by limit
ing the amount n property owned 10y them at $1,000
ana was then ordered to be engrosscd.
ExrcUTnE SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Arcn'so> (dem Of Mo the Senate
proceeded TO tho consideration of executive business
at three o'clock ac journed
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India.


THE BURMEsF WAR ONTINuEp. ETC
teegraphic dispatch from Marseilles anticipates the
Indian mail with dates from Calcutta to the Sd aud
Bombay. to tie Il h of MAY
The Burmese had made an ei rt 10 rctak a,NIn rita
ban by surprise, tut dirsei back with immense
loss.
One OF our Liverpool correspondents writes that no.
thing known relative to the future of the
British force in BnTmah, of the oncnys operations
arouDa Kangoon Provisions aud bad ID is
reported that revolution has broken ia Ava but il
wants confirmation The Bombay markets wore IN
changed, and tic imports firm.
Exchange at Calcutta on London Is II a. i, Io' d
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PROPERTY or ROMAN CATHOLICS CoNFISCATED.
The Roman Catholic religious population in the canton
81 lesdn are superceded ppd their property conscaed
w an ofier o general council carried by majority
q TWO This ect Of intolerance has has stirred
me spirit OF dhcontept that present pervados the
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JoINISo THE POSTAL UNION, ETC.

JUININU THE FUSTAI UNION, ETN.
II il announced by way Of Vienna that the States OF
tEe Church have joined the German Italian and Aus
nian po.tal union.
The interpretations Of and trades that were abo
shed in lScD ly pus the Seventh revived by papa
decree and placed under the immediate surveillance of
the clergy.
TnF rAPAL ARMY.
swiss journal states that The Pope has contracted
with MIR. kalerwarlton TO recruit papal army Of
o0C0 picked mGu mostly Swiss.
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Schooner Cspsi1ed, and Loss of all on
Vessel Srruck by Llahtning.

CHARLEsfoy. june y, Ib52
During violent thunder storm this afternoon, the
mests Of the schooner II A. Barling loading for Balti-
were struck by lightning aud completely shiyercd
Ihe chiel mate was someMhal injured by hnd.
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Germany.

rERLoUs PREDIc AMENT or sILsBEF, THE YANKEE
COMEDIAN. ETC.
The Hanoyerian government has made several deduc-
tioDs In the rate Of tolls on the Elbe.
NJ. sill bee the com, dian and Mr. Howard Paul
losing THEN lives the 9th inst hy the fall
avalanche in the great st Bernard Pass They were
buried IN the snow aud rescued by the monks Of the
IlOspicc.
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Passt Myers p,r Ntoy.r,

ar Budges and lady Mr. Pesbody snd Ieoy two children
ahd ME- ieshody Clayton and lady and children,
Mrs Martin Miss Tudor, Mrs summer. mrs Wylie, Mis-
nssn sS9 Ms wwa,sendor Messrs Lis Worth Lesri,
Dickson, Buren, Grinen, Rcii NATHAN aider4on sno ~
Horton Jr., IhgmIson, Campbell shirley hesknar it
Crawford Herrera, - ' ' ''''
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


HALu.s Jun Y 40 ioy--
Ih~e Is hotninS new here There is Tsht di.Ap-
pontnent felt touching our Railroad dee,h ton Tho
telegraph line is In sat yet he Ma ,ra sald
at half past T. M., wind west. The Weather Is cool
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Turkey.
TREMENDOUS CcNFLAGRATI0N-OUTRAa ny THE
TROOPS.
The greater part of Bosniaserai Sierra, tic capital Of
Bosnia was destroyed by fire. he Sd i Iav. Dur ng
the coDagration the troops committed the most abomina
BILE acts Of rapine and pillage
Africa
Sierra Leone letters of the 18th Of May state that
mcrce between Gambia and that settlement was rapidly
extending.
Owing to the difficulty (alrcsdy alluded toy, with the
Sib pment, the British Consul had left Siberia
The English packet had 1000 pinoapplcson freight
an experiment in the i'm rortatiou Of fruit from
Africa.
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Steamboat Collision ON Lakc Eric.


The steamer Northern Indiana left here yesterday
pleasure excursion with some three hundred people
on hoafd, amung whom were Comptroller Wright Coy.
Marcy ana Others she put uto Cleveland this morning
in distress having SUSTAINED injuries through collision
with the schooner Plymouth at hef past one A. VI be-
black light and Glen enud The steamer struck
the schooner about mid hips, piercing her yearly
Though The conclusion very The captain Of
the schooner and two hands sproug board the
Ten persons boaru the vessel escaped in small boat
and were picked up by steamer destitute OF clothing
1bs vessel vent down how first Instantly Both vessels
had lghs cut. Tho accident VIII probably end the
cbrsiOD.
Schooner Csrsized, and Loss of all on
Board.
0swEGo. juno 20, 1852
The schooner Pearl arrived at this port yesterday
ports that the schooner Annawan, which lott here
Monday last capsized when tty miles out aud that all
on board peiit he'd
lbe "A. wac owAedin his city
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More Murders on the Rio Grande.

NEw Ou.EANs, June II, 1852
a letter from the Rio Grande Texas, says that the
Americans in state Of the most intense excitement
III consequence OF continued murd, by the McXicans
and tnlnps
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Accident 10 Bishop Whitchouss,


The Chicago Tribune says that Bishop whitehou " had
his arm broken in two places by the upsetting u~
stage between Anrors Ottawa on SATURDAY last
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Items from Ireland.

The National Exhibition OF Irish industry was opened
at Cork, on Thursday, the 10th inst.
The 2eth OF June is the day fixed for tho installation
ofpr Cullen successor in Dublin to Archbishop Murray
Government refused to extend inquiry respecting
the establishment of the American mail station at Cork
The telegraph between Dublin ana Galway il in such
state of ioiwadness that experimental messages have
been transmitted,
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HALIFAX, N. s., June 23, 1852
The royal mail steamship Niagara Captain Stone which
JAILED from Liverpool at half past three o'clock p NJ on
Saturday the 18th inst arrived at her wharf here at
noon today having been detained off the harbor all last
night by thick fog.
She has fifty passengersnine of whom stop at Halifax
On the 18th inst the Niagara the Collins steamer
Arctic in lat so 23, lon. SO AZ, steering east.
The Atlantic reached Liverpool about noon on Wed
ncsday, the 9th of June.
The steam propeller Sarah Sands sailed from Liverpool
for New York, on Thursday, the 10th inst
prevalence of eastery winds had delayed the arrival
Of shipping at Liverpool
No of the Brazilian mail to the hour of the Naga.
ras leaving Liverpool
Affairs In England.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-FEARGUs o'CONNoR
ASSAULT UPON TWO OF HIS CoMPEERs, ETC.
The business before Parliament comparatively un-
important
On Wednesday the proceedings the House were again
interrupted by the disordery conduct Fcargus Con
nor the member from Nottingham, who caused great
sensation by his absurd behavior and by striking
the members. He was committed to the custody Of tho
Sergeant to remain in confinement till the end Of
the session Two ply sicans have since testified that he
Is insane and he will be removed to an ASYLUM
On Thursday petitions presented from Jamaica.
Antigua, ST. kits. British Guiana and the Nautilus
complaining of the distressed condition of those colonies
ruin.
In the House Of Commons the Chancellor of the Tx
eheQuer that the extra grant f2OO 900 for
the expenses Of the Kafiir will not be wanted.
On Friday, the Housc again went into Committee on
the Supplies
THE THREAT OF LOUIS NAPOLEON TO EypRL THE
CORRESPONDENTS OF ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS.
The threat made by the French Maister Of Police to
.xpei the correspondents OF the London press from Paris
has walked the entire editorial force and all the Lon
don papers have leading articles upon it.
The English ambassador at Paris has applied TO the
.rtnch government on the subject.
LINE OF sIEAMLRs BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
AUSTRALIA
Messrs. NiaDa, Jones Chappen, of Liverpool.
nounce line Of steamers to commence running the
first of August between Liverpool and Australia. Three
Of the intended steamers employed In the Me-
dtcrfanean
VALUABLE PRINTS BURNED.
The extensive printing establishment of Mesrs Cloves
in London damaged by fire Thursday to the
tent Of 600 The whole Of the editions Of the Ilup-
trated Catalogue Of the Great Exhibition and Of
knights Illustrated Shakespeare were destroyed.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS TO TUE FISHING BANKS-EvERY
Il day except Saturdays Fare - cents each The
steamer BUFFALO, Capt HaGcox, whl loave Hammond
street At 4. o'clock; sPrns *; Grand = T.. - Csths-
Rereshu,ent fishing tackle. &c.. provided.
EXCURSIONS TO Tue FISHING BANKS ON FRIDAY
II and Saturday, june y and 26 accompanied by fne
args and splendid santa Claus Captain George
'lDey, will leave Hammond street ~ o'clock Spring
street Mt Grand East Mt & Cthorinc street.
do, s Catherine street Rre kyn, 50 and pier = North
ments furnished board ha free On sunday thisbost
will mako trips down the lower bay landing at Fort
Hamilton and Cvney Island each way.
CEA BASS AND OTHER FINE TISHING.-IF YOU
~ want TO have good day finn, doe in the CHARLES
DEVLIN in tho morning. and will catch more fish In
fifty and that cheap other boat thst
down the bay. They op resolve and anh passengers At
the following Landings Cinarins street Pier No. rth
river, and SIrnE street. Her gentlcmanly commander,
Captain Hicks very attentive to the waets of his ras
engers
Money ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON THE NEW
y and splendid steamer MAY QUEEN, capt &. McNeill.
SIl her trips FOR tho June 2l,
leaving % followsfo - Spring trett, and 9s A. ":
12 and 81 y. NJ; Pier and 10 a. |, and 5ia
II leaving the Island lsst "trip " lsIs
zach way. n. y M hsls pd.e FOR caldrcn.
IHxCURsioNs.-lHE We'll KNOWN ANDFAvoRTTE
II steamer ChThLlNf ht- heen thoroughly repaired
md can now be chartered for excursions. Apply 20
GLok6E W CDhLits, 2aj Pearl street.
Saturday .'uhe 20 The ,ea stparer DurFAI0 caps
ancox will IIsm lond NJ Dco. X; Spring
IA o'clock Grand street AZ III o'cool uathares
street al oca ok; pier Norto river az o'clock.
30 board. Dinner. Sc, provided Fare. y cents each
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IOHN FISNBLATr. AUCTIUNEER. ASSIGNEES'
Sale Of stock Of Wines Iiqu.rs, Cerdisl. ssgArs,
Tuesday 10Th june At 0i lock- in the above store,
the entire stock Of selected Wines Liquors Segars &c.
comprising in part Otard and other Brande Pert Sherry
Madeira Clare Hook and Champagne Wines Scotch and
Irish Whiskey superior i'm ported Cordas
geher with the fixtures and good will OF the establishment
Catalogues will be ready the day previous be OBJ
tanned at the sore of the Auctioneer No. 90 Pearl
atre Ter cash
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r MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
at 10 clock, at No l73 Chatham street hand
furniture from families removed for salea general asst
ment also furniture from large
sortmcnt also, thirty feather beds mattresses
tete atees &c. &c. NB0ut sales of groceries fur
niture, attended % in of the
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TOHN FISHBLATT, MISUNDERSTANDING PA
y per, Platform Scales Wagons, &c. John Fishblatt
will sell this day at II o'clock 10 Pearl street 80
Writing Paper, Platform seals, Ruggy and Rockaway
Wagons 10000 inportss sesars. Champsgne and sherry
demijohns Jamaica RAM double Counting Desk
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SHOULD ALL PATENT LAWS BE REPEALED,

AAANN ~ ALL a @1lA.-'4 LII W ~ lsLIAD.
7s The EGitOrs Of Tae n. J. Tribune;
lpropose in this communication briefly
10 inquire into few Of the abuse that have crexa up
under cur Patent systen next, 10 Illustrate those
rluses by examples which arc familiar to the whole
country ard then TO point out remedy, and a: the
same time preserve the sri OF the Constitution as con
taiDcd in the 18th section the lst article thereof which
embodied in my first communication
hsse already stated thst the principal causes thai
have casendered the abuses trt at present exist and
against which from their aisrpansy growing extent
TIE country Is ~ hart arousing ite arc permitting the
assignment Of patents az G and blowing under any cir
euns,sDoos their being extended iyond the period of
fourteen ycHrs IL Is fact which admits Of no denial
that nlrc Gu, OF ten OF al Patents OF any value in the
United States held hy assgnces 10, orisnal invent.
or having ercs in them all ~ # nm interest is
held, + sri9 tnat his canncs nc heard in the
prcsccUiion c. the granted powers udCr that Patent
thls sssoiuon j. dcned HI any Sensioy Represent.
"Ihe IA tCusf,s NhO rally has the good az the country
IT heart introduce and pass through hss respective
nitnch resolution calling upon the Commissioner of
i".n'" icr ut 81 the Patents in force SPEC yns those
ht The inventor and those that have been assirned
Vcsisto'lng The sssisfcs ly n&le. As all as rneuts
",v fteoiHSc ~ the PatSntCce this information il
'S@is "t..ih ne reach Of any Member OF Congress
W. 49, h1eiu Oh the People, and when ohtldred il
"oi!c sEeo IN naEcIsi'y o, light Upon a sbiect which
siSsuians SeniliLaricns striV, a, si,,,pd in arr
itt-. mat VIII greater sccu iy they Can rl,rcy no
ichac This question o. allowing az as. isI,ncut of
Ettcrt i an important che fT. icUm tie fact H., g.
1880 down 10 later period il ressrl.l r. in,i,,
ard stccnoy, becausc ninctyuae hrndrc,As g, IN ~
htgJon With which individuals and conc .stions -,
totn lairassed, and cur Federal Co,ts iucu.nbc-,d
have originated with thee sssigIccs esd 70, ri ~
tarstt,r, though carried IL lis uash Au tileT i,o
roit1r; iesut that would follow l. that Ia 4 i. lit oos
ifnses re"d lie foGid The nae=a of lawyers
an over tie county Of the sons s-av and oiber
icai,eS a some Of the JGrcs q tie Dsfri.r and Us,
cmt coE:s Of lersCns Wl9 lSG been employed ip lie
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now sca"e n'aTan BY an Episcopal cerSylaaa orr
.ih 1. :. fwrCis
Wis, saw N London Nv David W Ear- NJ An
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