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COLUMBUS: ::
wednesday DKorning, EcIrnary 4, 1882.
From tie South Side Fa.) Democrat.
State Bights-;ho Washington Union.

IL IL ( ". \ Tl--.s-
1'D"' s's' 0o.'''' 80 ! - ~ D'..1o'" "''
STATE Iishis-iAe V aShihSi0A Ihloh'
Doubtless the yyasbinato1 Union Is devoted sin
rely 10 tbe interests of the democratic nartv.-
+ 1ai,rs with q cor,roeniable zeal to reconcile
sectional hostiItes and to preserve the party from
flcr;ous dissensions. Bev6nd question. the bar-
monv of the democratic party is of the utmost i'm
rsr.nce but it is not worthy the sacrifice of the
cherished principles which constitute its distinct
organization. In the ardent pursuit Of praise
worthy object the Union seems willing to aban-
don those original and essential doctrines which
alone impar5 value to the democratic party. To
arn.lse the yorac.ous appetite Of consolidation,
ana 10 hush lis diseordant murmurs, the Union
v'ad immo-ate the sacred rights of the States.
Ih, organization OF The Democratic party is not
al end but means for securing the triumphant
recognition, IN the administration OF the Federal
government OF political philosophy. And II TO
serve ed purposes II TO secure the mere
ego. asa- o- official patronage the organization
t "s parry IS pofFef-e' To i!eSi-'m"-e tHds--i5
' .~.. The sfles o' fictitious dIsc5n.ea- essential
-..-s....s are a9.4 Asl-iI the slar- o. 'he
-.,1A is 10 Dc e.'yeI oy the sacI.Hse ot The
-tleI cargo ".A which me s.ip Is lfel5hted'
ID . G.
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revolution, the asserteI oftho aahts of maa. and
The martyr Of the Independence ofnaafons Uslcoll-
led toour shores. .FApPlause. 'sjr 0arniflg 70
koss1th, the ocean. more mereilal than the rod oi
lyra1ts, has sent YOU 35 country Of freedom and
otsaiety. Applause, That was proud daT
for you, bat it was prouder day for us, when YOU
left lhe shores old Hellespont and put your foot
upon an American decl. Iroteced by American
cannon, Ti1h the stars Tour country floating over,
you could defy The world IN arms. Applause /
And, slr, here IN the land Of Washington ls.n5t
= tafren welcome, that mean to give you, i Is
NORA mere salutation--"l ann glad to see You =
but much farther than that ] ana willing 5o 20.
am willing to lay down the greatprmelples OF nat-
ural rights, and adhere to them. Applause
WIl not say. Craven be the man lhat does
not respond TO it. for, thank God weare ia a
land el liberty, where every man has a lie ht TO en-
icy and ezelaso bis own opinions IN his own way.
Dut will say that he vino is wiling % rgapo13
and in am eaectUai m4nRer, 70 this cry of liberty
from the old HetnisPheIe-his hear. dor't feel
Like mine. AFplause. No, my fellow -ciazens
no I am for The largest liberty to the larges5 NUM-
Der over the whole lace OF -he earoh. Applause.
Ay friends who dosnut agree in thaJ seltiaent
have no feeling IN common Wiyh me. AoW am
Wiling TO say and MAINTAIN, that those despotIc
powers of EuIoPc, when they put their hand upon
Hungary, andnarehcd the Cossack and ghe an-
duer upon Lhe Danube tQ} put down the iiGt fme
ofLibeHy, thcT offended a5ainsaall laws oEnatioIs
recognized Throughout the civilized World
/ Well, genuAmen. am an old man. Laugh
ter, and cries OF NO you amt. But ltell you
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&c pEegheeE ar Naloleon.

WORKS OF Las IaSaS, 10 WHICH reference has 0Haen
been made The present state IF affairs Of France
renders il interesting
Before the sun shah have raVolFed many
times round lis orbit said the Emperor to me
one day as ne stood viewing the sea from 2 rock
which oyerbung the road, ''the whole European
system will be changod. Revolution viii succeed
revolution, nn5Il every nation becomes acquainted
with It's individual rights Depend upon It, the
people OF England Willnot long submit % be gov
: erned by these bands OF petty soyerelgns--
anslocraue cabinets was wrong IN Te-estab-
iishng the order ot nob3es IN ra4ee bat dad
1t TO give piendor to the throne, and refinement to
the manners Of the people, who were fast sinking
into barbal1sm sEce the revolution. The remains
Iofteudasystem WlliYanish before thesun Of Fu0wl-
edge. The people have only 10 know that ali pow
er emanatcs from themselves in order to assert
ItheiF rights to q share in their respective govern
nyansz Ihis vii b ifaease even with the Doors
ror I.ass13--yes, Las Ia=as, you may tiFe To see
the time, bHt1 snail be cold ln.Ihy grave, when
that colossal, but dI-cemented empire VII be split
into as many soveTegndes-perbap republics
sl,Ilo 4so, ..g @ 80 . u ,tiogs iSg ion g y
meets aF F,ror,s 1,;s 7Ia;sS+v- tl.,s a.r;5i.l
..leyer ,-aE I5eb me 5,tf,f1, ,soy,s sz.o. q
ra+i-,fls,, tI,f.baTirt - 60
1,ao,5 of Fl@,d has b.a,, tl,a 49, - ~
ricbina the s7isforacz hez,on1 an fo,5s. szsr,rl
IN sT,r12 2 ,.1,rIr-. ,r3iIst, : I,o t +Ias, f:r-,
ensured rs I39;,g fast ami z7oTarfgI fsr.Ts r. l1
I CI,ysrn,,rT a. ~. g i,,;,;T,,s ,.,, -o,,.
Interest for fhat n7onav So eranlar-
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

.as ea53sa: r, lle.a2S5 @ laat \ was n9. I]saisd
60 '1T
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down mon Rfr Pe5g..r ,i-b siIqap ~ a..
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. - ~ @ - = 5tf9 nv So So ..
MAY be SOME esHsi..ercg,,ii Ia his position.
Mr. Badger Boes the gentleman wish ne to-
answer chat qHestian
mr. S-oehtoh. safHa1hll, 7 you see g.
gs,-l s's .ii'1. .sia s.
zeas5f lhs rHi.s5 .-ssz tar v1 55a-.I5 fs i.,5n Il
unto sba diHeal.g o b..ae sieaens. 81 tag UaI=aa
States would ask tl.e s4na4 4orif he intcrda thaa
she sailors sheI haSe all The privileges OF citizens
/ OF the United stases Does he intend chat bids
shall be found against them by grapd-jariess and
that they be br9u9 ht to trial before Judge aaa y?
/ ALr, Stockton should be very glad il sa5laus
coaiG nave the DenenE oL tual bye jury. IHe.
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oae Ltscr1
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i've peaa O olle pleig silli no. 5e. - pay
~, +5sasa ~ ~ es[ste 7-,i4 40 T.,
logged as We'll as the sailor Cr Why any o.her
1aErrTa5 Fspecfz1f- 1.fI Linn flI rs 55ITz- ~ h.
f,ffgrs oftfra e.aveT6I1r5lf-z ztbose-r7aa z5 raT,
f!z ft,11:s fr4 should nat To sear..sf
H,rsfII ,s M sss}.r
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#p4r II isay4ass7y- ,z,i4fsr, I- e. zjSs nos
r'-' - = nm ~ - 80
man persona agPeaFahee. -tfoF. y 's-aos very
t5ll. nor very slender-he IS compaet wen nllte
man, and is very muscular -and active.
Fy5a, he illustrated Fan7g E,:snd.
co. F.1,, o,,f..,s.,
'ele Iio9l = oss',ig Y 80 97ei' '-esi'-
itgo, u1e eol1'.ee = US 8@7'o '0''es+2 @Ai9 -
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."-He s9 81 IL ~. - -iI 80 - ~ lsis
no. i-1s.ss'i' = s-s - iils =
never nave men Y any aSe q Y any e9a..E353
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ilois 'l'olo a1zs "a Hio-
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Gen. Cass' Seeech.


sPhe following IS full report Of the remarks Of
Gen. Cass in reply to the toast of "The Ameri-
can Minister in France, whose Intervention defeat
ed the Quintuple Treaty, proposed by Col
Florence, Of Philadelphia, at the Congressional
Bahquetto kossuth:
am under great obligations for your kindness,
manifested in your sentmentIn relation to M con
duct in I ance-but | merely discharged my du-
ty as an American citizen. j done Just what ev-
cry one Of you would have done, had you been
placed in my circumstances l only advocated
the cause of my country. a fearful attempt was
made at innovation upon the Law Of nations-an
attempt, the consequences of which human gao
ity can scarcely foresee. -Four powers had united.
one was held in abeyance. said then, I hope
France will not sign this treaty but if Size does
sign it, il will not alter ne ttte the course Of The
American people applause. Let the union
against them be great Or small, they will resist Il
to the last extremity trusting TO that God who does
not give the victory always 10 power.
But my friends a greater question has nov aris-
en-. Then We could have defended onrselve.
against united powers. But question has nov
arisen, where you cannot so easily carry your arm:
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Political circulars or public addresses for the benefit
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On yearly advertisements liberal discount "lil be
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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

DEATH OF Mas j kenmore CooPER.-Coop-
crstown, n. j., Jan. 20-The widow of the late
James Fenimore Cooper died suddenly this morn
ing of asthma
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

hs4sa.f Fra1a-
tea 6g aof looss, AdIata4s gvasAaI, ai.d ia.
entered upon he disehasge u hlssoi9eiai d1aes.
Ihs gentleman vas for laany years, the gona
Ian commander Of gheaHeent congIaf8
ez Felee bles, which Is WEI kR8
g1aTantee of 'ssssss s.- alsns b s es
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

The result Of the late election IN Virginia is
tllus summed up:
For Governor -Josepb johnson, 65,5e7
eeo.sN. Summers, 5000
Maj. for Johnson, 8.487
For Ii. Gov'r.-Shelton + Leake, 64,465
Samuel Watts, 55.263
Maj. for LeaAe, 9.Ioo
The Speaker reported the result to the House.
and deelared Joseph johnson duly olected GortR-
nor. aud Shelton e ieake Lieut. 8syarnoF Of
firaa asd eaansattee, on n'otiaa q AEr.
Bar lst was aFpeslssd t9aaiorfa these seatenen
o taeil eeetion.
sa S 81 Dpaosrats ard 70
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-02-07

THp 0RpER o. EFBE- Il As6as.- q are inform
cd by lle Hon. NJ S. Featherstan, Nho has late
ly attended tAe meeting Of the Grand Lodge ii
the ci5Yof f5atchez, that the order have deter
mined to change tie slltings of tie Grand Lodgt
from Eatehez to ibis cify This question has beer
agitated-for the LAST fifteen years, and We think
al last wisely decided ii favor q DE GpIa.l.-
We aie much sraaaed q lie ra ie.eneH en
ry year. ouI
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gan of the democratic party wishes to conserve
the unity of the democracy, Il must not desert@the
construction school, for the embrace of the con-
soIidation dogmas of federalism.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Notice.

TY7IE Subscriber having sused OF his interest in the
i Bonnet and Fancy 'rons business 10 essrs =. w.
Mills 4 Co, tenders his thanks to The Public for
their liberal patronage, and invites continuance OF the
his Suceess0rs whom h can heeIiuN reconl'
mend, as every respect wO,thy Of their confidence.
lie would also invile those who have unsettled acs
counts to Al and Just tn at their eare con.
venience al he store Of +. w. MILES CO., 100 Main
street. iaiilU-dawtf ]. 5. RAND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Wnroester Lieht House.

RI you want me BEST LIGHT. Fur THE LEAST
| MONEY. TO lead, sit, or Work by. get
MARSH'S PATENT oil A. II. NEWTON is The
only Agen for Worcester, two doors North OF AIerl-
can House, No. 297 Main street, Worcester.
iau24-daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
BNal,d

"A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommo-
N dated with so AR d, and in excellent Front Room
ALSO, 81 NGLE GENTLEMEN, with Beard and
fc4 lr aH ,n22-dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Planning Machines

TWO of Browns Planng Machines, for planning boards
plank The best now in use, eau be bought on
favorable terms of EDWARD EARLE,
These Machines are to he used unde the w oodWnr'h
Patent; e 81 The same kind is IN operation at William
7. MerreJs ami be seen at any time, ny calling
al his estab ,hn,ent iu2S-dawtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Water Proof Boots.
Aonse and Land for Sale.

HOUSE dIU LdIIU 1U1 bo1Oa
TIME Sub crber offers Ur sale Il good 0tag' House,
oil Ahbott street 1t C ntains rooms, good watt !,
and i conven ent for one small families Also
about two acres of Land. which will be scd with the
said house, or part If it, as may suit
A long credit will given on part of the purchase,
or he whole would be hange for other good prop
erty. Apply at No. D Park ST. eet aF
c. w. CLIFFORD
Worcestpr Jan ST. 1852. febz-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
French - hife Zinc.

cnn Casks snow and Silver White PAINT.
OAlU 200 Casks Grey, second quality of he viele
Montague Companys Manuacture for sale g. The trade,
by f+ S't39t MCCALL & .~TRONG, IS
Is William street New York,
ian3O-d3m Agents tor the Unied States
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Lost.

a1l1 n TIll8ia Lost. ~ a ~ ~ (
A CERTAIN NOTE, yable to the order of Ma
~ CUl.LAR, WILLIAMS y Cil at the It. ceisier
flank in four months Itom nec 81, s5l, Tor Eve
Hundred Dollars, signed by Dexter B mis- q 60.
The fl,er VIII be suitably rewarde by leav NJ it at
our Store in Worcesler,u being of t. no one,
the payment of the same has been stopped. M
MACMILLAN, WILLIAMS & CO.,
iaps2~dtf tiess H No, Piper Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
FOR SALE at A BARGAIN
a Lot of chandeliers for Burning Oil

ANE large one, with twelve burners. aud two small
I Zones with four mers each. Fourfonntain Chain
daliers, with foul burners each Three 90 WIN hree
burners each and one large Entry La np,wth gass Ian
tern lot of Side Lamps and fixtures, together with
CHI npeys ana shades for the above. ready for use.
Asp-TWO Chandeliers, with STA lights each' ior burn
inc Fluid nearly new and four Brack burners, ogeth
er WIZ shades complete
The above will he sold cheap Tor the reason that me
civ nave introduced gas the civ building. FoT
iurther particulars INQUIRE OF DAVID GLEASOH City
MESSENGER. " the { Nv Hall. sepi'dwo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
ne Laines al Ia ~ Gents.
Mrs. L. S. Hall,

Mrs, 1. S. Hall,
EEM ALEE LECrtC, and AualS iical Physician NO
l. 7g Pheasant street, " en- Mlss 'eSper tiuy
pr essonal services, expert nced prac-
t"ner, (uree,ly ci Concord, N. H. ami viii p rson-
ally supply such Medical advice ana assistance 's is ne
Gull S needed by her sex; and especia y in he capac-
lily an Obste,rlclan anu AlidWre. AS proof OF her
alb ity in the above eases, she eau exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston lie male Medical school
References.
Rev John Moore, A. Morrill,, N. D.
Moses Carter M. D., janI9-dAl*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Young Ladies' School.

MISS BolCE's SCHOOL for Young Ladies, on me
mi Corner of Main and Soulhhridge Street, is now in
oneration. few more pupils can be admitted. Appii
cants will be prefer ed, who in END to continue ior
year or more who wish TO complete regular courSe
*1sA limited number of Primary pupils viii be
received; terms for these $500 to S4O0. Circulars
can be u tanned at the Scho'l-ropm- nee e uztnet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
REAL ESTATE


Hotel and Stores to Let. &
(FA THAT WELL KNOW N B0TEL, the Frank
InI8 lin House, on the corner of Main and Thomas
streets, Worcester
Three STORES, on Thomas street.
One TENEMENT, possesso given April lst. APP
ply TO WILLIAM Il. HOOPER.
jan20-dawtf
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[PRICE ONE CENT.
CHE Dailp SPY.
THURSDAY, FEBRuART 10, 1854.
From Godey's Lady's Book for Ma,ch.
The contentet1 wife.

BY NILLA.
would not change this happy scene
For all the earth calls proudly great;
would not change my humble home
For kingly rank or queeniy state.
would not change my husbands love
For all that earth can give Of fame;
MOI barter his approving smile 1aG
as 10 wreath halo round my uamel se y
would not change my child's sweet glance
Ok. Forall the love eartA's wealth could gain; 10
Nor change the certain bliss ieel
For all ambition might obtain. aai
What blessings, great and numberIess,
My God with sweetest hopes hath bIent--
A happy home, endearipg friends,
With health, and love, and true content!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Ladies' Furs.

OF the best manufacture, Buff 10 Robes, Boys Bea
Bver and Fancy ats, the best tine III IN the c0un
ty; Gloves Mtteis; Hat aud Caps, in great varie'
~ Vallses, Carpet Bags and Trunks, Low, 1T
dec23 MERKlla'S, 22l Main sc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
pORTSMOUTH
BAsSETT g. CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SAL OF
Flour, Butter, Cheese, Lad. and all kinds
OF WESTERN PRODUCE,
AT the store formerly occupied by q. White, Wash
ington Square Ezra r. CE 1S1rH
References;
Edward Earle, Worcester Mass Harrison Bliss
do. David Tyler, Boston, Mass J. Randall q Bro
do; Il. NJ. Parmeter. dontpelieI VI JARVIS io u,
Starkhoro' do; Willard Randall, Richmond, ii.
William Bassett do ,r
Worcester, Oct. 2, 1851. d"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Charcnal.

nERKSHIRE GO. CHAkCoAl., made entirely from
tae est Of Hard cod, constantly Oh hand and fur
sale al Plymouth street EoAl Yard Office, No. 2O7
Main street, twodoors north American l,nnse
ape dist II BAhBOuh'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Marsh's Patent on

Marsh's Patent Oil.
Turning FLttU, lamp Oil, Lamps, Lanterns,
Wickng, a general assortment of Groceries, in
Store sale che up Tor Cash, by l SPRING, 2nd,
297 Main, corner Main aud Southbridge streets
ian27-dtf Hs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
New Dress Goods,
Cnnartnershin Notice.

FElHE Subscribers have this DAY rnef copartnet
ship, and will carry The commission Produce
business, under the firm OF Bassett 4 CLARK
EZRA T. CLARK.
cct2.dwtf AHAZ BASSETT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19

LU M B Err.
TIME undersigned has constantly OF ndhu, anu 80 ~,
furnish to order all descriptions OF Northern l.as
tern and Western Lumber NJ the lowest narke
delivered in this city, or on the ihe oi ou0's "'
Yari on Plymouth street. oflce, NO 2OI MAN A'.
two do ors north American House. = n,ppoup
pl2-iistf ~ ~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
CLOTHING.

HARRINGTON CORNER il the place to buy
I'll GDOD READY MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nshug Goods at uw price. Call md ZEE iii isno so
THAYER & EAMEs
dec3-dtf Corner OF Nam and Front Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
WORCESTER DAILY spy.
17.7''7" NFHIs1 MUhNtNH At
2Ia Main Street, (Rutman Row.
Ohm MILTON EARLE s THOMAS DREW

EDITORS AND PROPRIEToRf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19
Front Street Store T,ofs
For Sale or Rent.


4 New House on Pleasant st,eet, near Col. Abhotts
N convenient for three families Ii applied for coon
will be Sod, with bout 40,u60 feet of land. Alsu the
of land, now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Alan
small Farm Of bout 30 deres with unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile Of said Gut ng rsinle
the Jones Farm Terms very liberal. Apply to
a p. Z. BACON, r
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19

The father of Nathan Bills, at his request,
endeavored 10 obtain his release from The
army, but could mol OBJECT it, as the army
was not in the United States, aud CON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-19

House for Sale,
%EA THE SUBSCklBER offers for sale the BRICK
bhiiH HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
'-7--- where he resides 1t is nearly new, con.
ains fife and well arranged for families
Twelve Hundred Dollars of the purchase money can re-
main on mortgage fora term Il Yeas, if sired
jn2l-dtAl GEORGE l.. MAKEPEAfE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-30
Generas Assembly of virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, April %.
On motion OF MIR. BuRDETT, the report of the
committee on Banks was taken up and read /, as
folows
Inc committee on Banks have had under con
slderatlon resolution directing them to enquire
into the expediency of reporting bill submitting
the question OF the issue of small notes ofless de-
nomination than five dollars by the banks of the
commonwealth of Virginia, to vote of the pso-
pie at the ensuing State election, and have come
to the following resolution:
Resolved, as the opinion of this committee,
That the committee ask to be discharged from
the further consideration of the said resolution.
MIR. BURDETT moved to amend the resolution
by striking out all after the word % Resolved and
inserting In lieu thereof the following " That it
Is expedient to submit the question to vote Of
the people.
MIR. WALLACE moved to lay the resolution
and amendment on the table carried-ayes SO,
noes 50.
On motion of Mr.. BoTroM it was
Resolved, That ifany contract has been made by
the committee on the Library, with Colin and
Nowlan, for the republication of 500 copies
OF the lst volume of Leighs reports, the same
shall be and is hereby suspended until the Legis-
lature shall by law confer such power on the said
committee.
The Clerk was requested tocommunicate this re-
solution to the Senate and request their concur
renee.
On motion of Mr. WILEY,
Resolved, That the Committee of Schools and
Colleges enquire intothe expediency of reporting a
bill requiring the Superintendent of Schools in
Botetourt topay to Thomas Smith, of Craig coun-
ty, the sum of $15 for tuition of INDECENT children
in said county, for the year 1851.
On motion of Mr.. STAPLES,
Resolved, That the Committee of Courts of
Justice enquire into the expediency of requiring
the owners of lands, adjacent to any public lands
who may have cut bitches across said roads for the
purpose draining theirlands, and erecting bridges
across the same to keep the in repair their
own expense.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. GooDE, re
solved Itself into committee of the WHOLE and
took up the subject of taxes on licenses.
Mr.. ROBINSON, of Richmond, obtained the
floor and addressed the House at some length i: af
ter which,
The House adjourned.