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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
HEALTH FOR THE STaTE@i


EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF LOSS OFHEALTH
DlSORDERED- STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DIFFERENTIATION OF BLOOD 70 THE HEAD.
Copy of letter from Mr. Jsaa Logd Of Ere. teea aear
Horiseh, Mertsa .ihihrs
To Professor HoIIowAYi s4ai1n w
SiRI avail myse' OF the first opportunity of inform
ing YOU that for very org peiiod vas sfllieedwh
a dangerous eiddiness and ieqnen, swmmings in thil
head, attended by loss Of appee disordered stomach
aud generally impaired heath: Every means had
failed to give me any permahehtrelef and at length
became so alarming that Twas really afraid Of going
about wi bout an attendant In. this melancholy con-
dilion waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Harleeh for the purpose Of consulting HIM as 10 what
had better do; he kindly recommended your Pills,
tiled them Without delay, and after taking them for
short time ON happy TO bear test fnohy 10 their
derfu efficacy. am now restored 20 psifect health,
and enabled 10 resume my ssud duties. You are at
liberty 10 publish TINS letter in any way You may think
proper. l am, Sir, your obedieni seisSut,
'1'' MIRACULOUS 6UhE OF DaoFsY.
Extract ofa letter from El,card Rotpey, Esq Of Idia
Bsits, 1ObdSo, daled April STA, 1882.
dean SInEi deem il a duty owe 10 you and tie
public ct large, TO inform you Of most miraculous
coyery from that dreadful disease DaoPsY, aud which,
under God, effected by your invaluable pills. /
was tarPsd FIVE times within eight months, and skill
fslly treated by Two medical practitioners but could
hot get cured until Ihad recourse TO your remedy and
Notwithstanding all had undergone, this miraculous
medicine cured me in the course ofsix weeks
4f.1#sT1HI er (Sgued) EDN ARD hOWLE1:
.INFALLIBLE CURE OF A STOMACH COM
PLAIST, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES tfQs
E-irecl Of Letter from nv. s. Goasn, chemist, Of
Clifton, near Bristol, dated Jaiy l4h, 1852.
To Professor HoLL owY ...rs -tI.sr .
DEAR SiR--I am requested by a Lady named Thorn
as Just arrived from the West Indies, to aequaint you
that for period OF eight years, herself and family sil
cred from continual bad health arising from disorders
OF the liver aud stomach Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite,
violent Head aches, pains in the side weakness aud
general debility, for which she consulted the most
nen men in the colony, but without any beneficial
suit at last she had 10 your invaluable Pills,
which in a ver5 short time effected great change
for the better that she continued them, and The whole
family were restored to health and strength. Further,
she desires saw that she has witnessed their
raordinsry virtues in those complaints incidental TO
Children Ttituary in OF Me asles and Scarla
ma having effected positive cures olthese diseases with
no other emedy, (Signed) 5, GOWEN.
These Celebrated Pills iPOtcriy ecdcious IN the
a.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
Py..N, \ Nl.a1t -Y.nsto Of the Proposed Losn
The St. Louis News slys:-

The bids for the Pacific Railroad Loan Of a.
100000, which were opened at New York on
the ilthsiust, have been rejected by Mr. Allen
as not favorable to the Interests Of the com
pany.
Mr.. Allen would not allow he bonds TO 60
at less than par. lie attributed the result to
the unfortunate influence of the Erie stock,
which had just previously fallen II per cent; al
so to hot weather and renoteness. The News
bears personal testimony to the labOrious atten-
ton of Mr.. Allen TO the interests of the Road.
Mr.. Aliens confidence in future favorable
result is not impaired. The work will continue
81 be prosecuted.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
SOLID ALL WOOL DELAlNES.
Pink, Blue, Mode and Black, al 55c.

FIhk, bIue, Mo'Ie and BIack, at DOC,
SILKS.
Black Gro Des Rhine, at Sl.10 Sl.l5, 81 90; for 81
inch Black Watered, ST. so, trorh 81 beautiful Sc.
lection of Fancy Dress Silks chsOp Florence Silks, AL
colors at 3oc. grapes for bonnet Innings, at 3Oc.
ENEBROIDEARHs.
An extensive assortment Of fashionable Pointed
French worked Collars, chemisetes, uudersieeVes,
Handkerchiefs, &C., &c. Black silk face veils, al
So cheap Gauze, 20c green and blue berage; Lisle
and linen edgiugs and lace; swiss aud ackonet nser
tngs and edgings; silkfringe; gimp trimmings; brads,
&c, &c,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1853.

EG- Rev. Mr.. Phillips, Pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, will deliver q sermon
next Sunday, commencing at ii o'clock, p NJ,
on infant babtisin.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

A boy who was troubled with the tooth.sche,
,tefmihsd to have it extracted but there being
} dentist living near. he resolved = Il 'L- A.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
WILLIAM COHEN,

Main street, Hannibal, Mo.
HE subscriber has permanently locatedin this city
and is always prepared to repair watches, broken
iewelry, &c, in the most workmanlike manner, and
the nosTesonable terms. He has ow on hand, and
most fashionable Jewery, Watches, Clocks, &C., from
the best importing houses in the east. His stock lie
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call viii be satisfied with his bargaasi
as he offers great Inducements to purchasers. lf
The citizens of Mlricn and Rails counties are 70.
spectlully invited &c give me call. Store on Main
street opposite the HGreat Western aTsept5l
Just received in addition TO his former stock, sup
ply Of Ear Rings, Pins, &e. Also very fine lot OF
Jet Ear Rings he~ style. Smiths New YORK Gold
Fens--wauaniac- "A very fine article. Oet24.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
New Cigar and TObaceO Store! -

New Cigar and Tobacco Store $50
At TIIf.t WIG VI IN SHOOT & IAVISfnEW
& BUILDING, IN COMMERCIAL ROW.
I EElt & AftsOGAST hefe5y inform their friehds
j. and jlie public generally thatitney.now oecupyie
Foo1a IA SHOOT g DAVIS new building, where
they prepared 70 hil all orders in their line cheap,
not cheaper, than any other house in the city hsy
bave choice selection Of Tobacco, Cigars, SnuiIs,
Pipes, &C., &C.; aud they truly say their stock 81
goods is the largest, best and most completes sssofi-
ment ever offered in Hannibal.
The following Comprise part Of their Brsndst
1000 FL Sol Reg alas;
5 900 la paioma do. irsF ese riisss
- 5000 La Normas; , tls, q s1 II
10000 Justo SAM Pfineipesi
5000 Cazadons; Iisa Ro.s 80 ~
t4 1000 Pianiation; if; ag 49, -
~ 15,00Q Common Regalias;
iQc00 Half Spanish; l go ci43ii={5A
10000 Melees f5s4gq SO = Assa
~ Virginia Chewing Tobacco. =.
Wm. Hare's Jesse nare's, James Thomes,, and Ssih
Halsey's Tobacco. # issi@ tgsf ,s.sslo
Missouri Tobacco. Il .r.ias
d.. GaTths NJ /; Henderson's No. /; Buckner's
No. !; Jamisop's No l; Dansman's Cherry Juice No.
i Moieti q Harris Lump .isf "a 9s,a al
All of which we viii sell low foT cash.
Tmch94-wtfI LEER 4 ARBoaAST.
Received-A new lot of Imperial Cigars. "a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

A riot took pl4ce recently on the Buffalo,
Corning and New York Railroad, in which two
aen were killed.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
WANTED.

A n Apprenlits 70 Che Turning business AnPly
"a 10 r. BRlCE, -
(jslsdsw) Corner Of Msin aifH r,,ef'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21


foiiOising c0npldiEtS.
Ague Dropsy Inflammation
Sore Threats Asthma Dysentery
Jaundice Stone ard Gravel Bilious Com
Eryspeas Liver Complaints plants
Secondary Symp- B!oches on the Female Irregular
toms skin tiles
Lumbago Tic Douloureux Bowel Com
Fevers OF all kinds Piles plants
Tumours Ulcers Coles
rheumatism Venereal Alec Constipation Of
Fits lions the Bowels
Gout Retention of u Worms ef all
Weakness, from rihe kinds
whatever cause Consumption Headache
ScrofIla OF Kings Debility Indigestion
Evil &c. &c.
Sold at the establishment Of Professor HoLtovAY.
244 Strand, (near Temple Bar) Londoa, ait by al
vendors Of Medicines throughout the United States in
boxes at 7lc. SIC, and Sl50e each. Wholesale by
the principal Ding houses IN Tbs Union, and by
Messrs. A. B. s. d. SANDS, New York 4
G-Thee is considerable saving By taking the
larger sizes. 81
n B-Drections for the guidance of patients in eve
... ny disorder affixed to each box.
mch10-y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES.

Fine Ivory combs English reddng, pocket, tncK
side SHE'LL Puff and Misses round combs; diess 1u'-
tons pearl white and fancy coored agate buttons doZ
for 5c the celebrated Pman and Tennent needles all
Nos. Sc; Ze phyr worsted at cent per skein, working
canvasses perforated parer, parasos at reduced Pr
metallic eyelets at Sc per goss together with all
the little notions usually sept ma Fancy Nareiy store,
and wanted daily by every family. Handsome saiLi
striped summer vests, at s5c 10 ST. small lot oil sk
figured winter vests, will be closed out at 7oc, c'rt
Si.2j
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

The uncasiog 1F' the various articles and .hc'r
arrangement in their appropriate positions Is
now going On with great rapdity at the Crys'oi
Palace, and the Ealgpition promises 10 be one
.ol most extraordinary brilHancy and variety.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
.adies' Misses and Children's
S h oe S and Gaite

From tie most common TO the most tidy, the latest
styles, Infants soft morocco; youths, boys and mems
calf brogans
liberal discount made TO those buy ing to sell again
The citizens OF Hannibal ard Marion and the adj
Joining counties are respectfully solicited TO an exami-
nation of my stock visiting the city. haiter my
self that The style, elegance durability and prices Of
the goods viii meet the APPRECIATION Of all.
EEpiEMBER THE SIGN. Bird street. Up
Stars. II (nyl252wiy) S. ". MOOkE.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
A complete Ctock always on hand
SUJNDIKIEs.

Irish and pillow case linen, beached linen cloths
napkins, &c; Russia linen sheeting ga at IOc; beached
sheetings 10 yards wide; bro. sheeting "A at rs
fine shrtings Toto Ices beached do, 9to lSc; "A Etg
ticking, at 25cj rs at lsc, gOOd cottOnades and de-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

Three men have been arrested for assaulting
and beating an Engineer belonging to the
steamer Michigan, on Sunday night, near Battle
Row. Z,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

OvERsLEPT HIMSELF. = The rattle snake
whose fangs were extracted at Dr. StahPs Drug
Store, the other day, while he was under the
influence of chloroform, hasn't walked up yet
The chloroform killed him. Quincy Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-21

In the House of Commons on the LIST inst.
imprisonment Of colored Seamen, subjects Ofthe
British Queen, by theauthorities Of South Caro-
lima. Lord ]. Russell said: 1J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24
PREsI0IsST FiLL,IoRlsII


The Journal Of cOHnees q New York j tonsera.
tive Democratic paper. IN presenting BE rfosioa or
Democrat ef that city to oger M Ffif ssdne some
public testinouJ. '.for the admirable ktlciity-wiih
which he has discharged the duties cf BIZ Agh ciee.'
bestows the following saiogy the retrrd President;
"Mr Fillmore entered q pon ihe Presidency az a
period Of darkness and difficulty. Heswss called
10 the helm al 4 moment when our sssirious ship
or State seemed drifting directly upds The break
ers he got her safely about, giIh the help Of his
gallant first mate, and delivered her .CTer 10 his
successor 10 clear sea with the cre& ia good or
der, and The future lull OF promise. For this be
deserves the profound respect ard lasting gratitude
of every American citizen; md We skauid rejoice
10 see Some public manifestations ef these senii-
ments as suggested by our correspondent. Had
Mr., Fillmore adopted sectional roftY, The result
might and probably would have been disastrous In
the extreme. Even il the Union had aot salleh 10
pieces il would have become - shattered thar the
next shock would have completed the destruction
The whole course Of his administrator has been
iudieious. conservative, wise. II has bound the
nation together by new ties; 1t has drawn The eve
teeth Of The monster seeiienalism. History will
celebrate III DoStefitv will do II honor p M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

lathe recent Gerry of ihe Commonwealth.
By the denqeraet Of the present Legislature,
host Of pigHiy politicians fancy hey behold Tor
themselves u The future, the gliliering honors y
Congressional prefeIucnf, And il was this vague
delusien which induced mahy, Who Ind procured
seas 10 lhst body BY their pariizan. snao01vrrs.
bntwhose paipable ineompetetcy was an insnper-
able barrier 10 further promotion, 70 yield 10 he
suasive influence oflhose who planned rhis unjas,
and upgenerous mode Of disiriciihe Tie State
They had 20 regard 70 the voice 81 thst large and
patriotic portion of cur popnlalion1 who have ad-
her-d 70 The faith fihe fathers ihe republic, now
vnarshafed bensalh the vhig standard. bat have
lefl them with scarce voice toks heard in The
nationaf councils, BY cutting up Tie shig districts
and iniquilously pareeling them among hose
largely democratic. This isno iess contrary to
the dictates e jaice than tits III violation Of The
scnius Of repnblitanismi which pays due regard
70 the rights Of The minotiiy.
Loudoun has been en. lcose from ter ,i,,e,
counties Of the Piedmont section, ana eouuee,ed
with those with which she : .ot ID sny WAYS in.
Identified "a location. This scheme has been
worked, We telisse, by more skiIlful hands than
me rpiiti.iaEs Of The Legislature. Il may have
besn done 70 elevate Of the politicians OF this
county, orio play into The hands Or some such 20
litical chameleon as Charles J. Faulkner, whose
whole soul is beuirpou his reelection 70 Congress
Such poiiiicianslhave been II work 70 efIrcl The
disgraceful scene being transacted IN Richmond,
without resafd q justice and homer il locating The
CoEgressicnpal Districts 81 The STATE Will the
democracy II this district submit 10 the dicta,on
and control Of such political convert as Mr..
Faulkner who in politics has no fxsd habialion
Or naae- 4, weIare to Be Represented by ademo-
crai. lei US have man consistent in ais faith, and
who will NOT hoist his san TO any breeze which
bids iair 70 watt him into Office The following
from the Richmond Wing. may be tdo severe, 81
we hope lis cohciures viii be .ubstantialed BY The
future action Of the democratic party
ILeesbarg Uashing tOniGn
N The rcdegade Faulkner is doomed, heshade.
of priv ate Life await him after this Congress Din
ners ian / save him. The Democracy Of his Con
grcsslonsl District Glove the treason" but nc
Bd5nbJ 'despise the tlailor." A dinner was cotton
lfup for ih aforesaid Charles J. Faulkner MOI long
ago, on which occasion, save The eaables. ratkel
\ cold comfort was administered 10 him. In qHick
succession, atsTthis feast Of appetite We see Iron
the Spirit of J4ff5 rson,' that dinner was gireT
II on the 221 February to bis former Democratic com
II petitor, Hon. Henry A. Bedinger. II seems 4
IL have been brilliant affair The Democracy o
that distfictarei not disposed 10 forget their frs
4love for snch net converts Is Congressman Faux
n
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VICE PRESIDENT KiHG.

The New oIleans Picayune Of t5e 18Th inst,
Publishes an extraet from private 4ieI received
from Mata. zas giving a circnlD.Asntiat account
OF the swearing in D. Vice P5ss ideht King On the
All instant. BY ylee Consul Rodney, The ceIe
mony is represented a. hari4g talen place al the
Cunbri, an estate near Ua1tanzasl This iafofma.
ton is undoubtedly Dr ,ffeet tho writer 0fthe let
ter either having "a hpaxed himself or desiring
10 hoax others. me accounts received ty the Isa-
bel, which 4 Havana on the Stht stated that Air.
King hs1i declined taxing The oalh, as lie had no
hope 9Ete,uFling ID The Uniled Shes
A letter from Vice Consul Rndhgy dated at Man
tanzas On he 9Th inst, makes no Knehtiea ID the
1d,n stralion Of the oath though ii states that Mr.
King had Been removed on the psevidus Tuesday,
the ist inst lrem The CuGbri loIhe Sugar estate
I Of Col: Ch astrsul. The ceremony therefore could
not have taken place al HE Cuhlhrianrhe 4th.--
The adgices received by the Back Warrior, AT
New York from Havana. are to The. t2h but no
mention is made Of the administrator df The ath
foiiee 10 MIR King Balifia0re A gttTfcdB.
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REMOVAL OF CLERKS.

WAsIirNoroN, March 2l.=-The Census Office ia
Eighth street and its vicinity has been the scene Of great
exciement TO- day. In the first place, upward Of one
hundred clerks were removed, leaving but seven or
eight in the Office, and il was proposed toispense with
the Eighth and Seventh street Offices atorcther
one Office aud few picked clerks being deemed kui
eiehs 10 wind hp the business
la the nextplace, Mr.. Kennedy, late superintendent
q the Census Bureau sued out writ Of repleyia on Mr.
Pc Bow his successor. BY virtue Of which he entered
the Office with Deputy Marshal, and removed two or
three cart loads Of manuscripts and docgents claimed
private property, but embracing large Quantity ~
manuscripts prepared BY clerks the Office the records
II the CENSUS Board, numerous publications received
iron public societies. &C. The doc,taIsnts r.rnovrd
appraised al 49, and Keaney Ia given Bond "a
$4,000 for their safety.
Mr.. DeBow consulted the District Attorney and there
y no doubt that the most prompt measures viii be
taken for e recovery Of such are Of public character
II Is understood that Mr. Kennedy Nj sr~,r,,,ls,
large mass Of manuscripts prxparatory ~ - x,rdJ
Work On the Of the country which be designed
publish his own account As CongFegs has dcnad
publish the census returns on the exttsYe scaI r
posed. r.
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RR-IssUE OF THE
esprit or JeGe.sln.s


! Having made me Necessary preIirainsry Arrange
meu,s for he issue Of the Spirit e JEFFERSON. :
We hope ID accomplish the work BY he hfSs 81 A
pril. easuiog Il Will appear in new tYff, sumo
What chlarged in size, and We hope more Heany
Than Il has ever been OF pablo support VI our
first paper, We skall issue large numoeF yer gra-
tuifoas circulation, 10 hopes that as = sEeeimen
numbers, Il may commend itself 70 pany t.ew nIe-
skdrs. Thuse who ma y design fnrnlsning'us with
rr kdTeft; mems. or rene sing eer ed nts. are
rsouesled 70 send them Ia al As early menenf as
practicable. IN
Those 10 whom We have sent cur Ctteitats re-
o.,stS,r, thrIn 10 forward us list CT th4 papers
aeut Is Their immediate neighborhoods, greatly
~; ge ms by sending them in at lcaStby Mednes-
a.v cr Th9rsdaY of next week. lfsonae one Of our
er3snds "a he Inherent neishborhoods wsnld but
ec2oosrae with ire Post Mesiecs fhey coak rerder
Us most essential service. A we shall b. ,ioubt
raj 10 hear al any time as 70 many Of ou8old pa
irons CANNOT os,r good friends undertake II supply
their places By a. many Rew ones Z Oar kopeand
aim will be. 70 furnish In return & newspaper 81
general interest 10 the communitv-ol sonis benefit
10 The party with whose principles Il IS ides,ifso-
aud. whose ends and aims snail be 70 Further the
best Interests Of oar good I'd Commonwealth.
Respectfully &c I'll
March "a, 1859. JAMES w. BEBLER.
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TIIR POWER or TURKEY.

ks,i.a - .aaA1lAii that La IaSsi;ee
toaseQuenrest q England and .he NECESSITY ar i.i.
ing ahead 70 she perpet1aiiSn Of her commercial
iIaierss,s in the East. ThaEpaper thinks there Is
no doubt that trade and traffic will one day over
threw the military despotishn Of the Turkish inva-
sion-and il looks with satisfaction rather Than a
lafm The approach Of period when il will be i'm
possible to Prolohg the domination of such a gov.
eminent as thatof The PoHs over such a country
as nat which is nov Snbjecs 10 its authority.
The Times declares that the Turkish Empire
exists, 10 fact only BY the f5rheareBce and manual
iealousies OF the great European Powers. The
East u the gransfy Of Europe, and England isal-
ready nv extensively interested in its trade than
AnY other eonnfrY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

r. chas. N! Russell ope Of the DeIeys4es from
Ohio congiy ia tie Virgil ia ,LcgisIa,uTe a very
able and deservedly esteemed gentleman, has writ
ten letter To- his constituents, ID which lie adyo-
cafes adherence 10 Slate Rights doctrines and op-
position 10 4 the centrazing tendencies Of Inc
Federal Governmtnt." The recent decision OF The
SuPrFme 6ourt lin the Wheeling. Bridge case
seems % BE tie moving cause Of Mr. RS present
exposition Aicr4ndria Ga-etie.
The State Rights doctrines are those 10 which We
were bred and from The supposl of which, we new
eF-exPect % depart: But We do not mean those,
which are taughtIby modern Democracy, which
tesul practically 10 The annihiation Of sisie pow
er. we.eaR fOsh bst very indislinct idea Of
sigAss, without Fsaer 10 maintain ihem.
We did moi observe thai there is anyikin. ap-
Pfoaching lhese modem siase Rights 10 Eir. Rus
sells letter. and. therefore, wexluers somewhati
surprised y see bis letter cepied and commended
BY The E1quirer Mr. Rusself spoears 10 have
been mainly ma-el to the iaditins Oil epix,le sv
tie Federal decisions Of the Supreme1Cour Nov
thar CostIis shs most pr, cioas legacy beoneatbe6
70 tbs coan;ry 81 The puTesi wipes or DemsOcracy !
jackson and Van Bursa. All It's membkrs 81
eePt one, were selected BY those worthless aid prin
eiPallF on account Of their rnaduiteraied bcmoc-
raey. IL they giyedecisions so FEDERAL, Hai even
she Epqairer has to cry ont, doesn't il prose VIA,
We hav- always asserted, thar Democracy is The
very auinieSsenee Of Federalism The Ehhuirers
object however, i,sto a'taeh The odiam Of federal
ism e the Wings, while it keeps in The background
Tie tari that The Federalism is perpetrste5 By The
noblese specimens .. The Democracy. we submi,
hat this Is rather hard measure. Il i ksse,iine
'faps 70 catch fsh going up Or coming do stream
L j. enough for ihe Wings to stand he response
oiliiy 81 their.oun aets when they eo,nu.if suet
Federalism as The Enquirer has frequently charged
lpon The supleme Cour-eoupOsed. rilb one ex- /
;eption, Of Jackson and Van Bnren app6irires-- |
re viii Be willing 10 admit that he Wkfss are |
Fedelsliss. and hatikey deserve % Be bealen viii
many stripes.
We hope thar he next lims The Ehsniref eircs (
IS : homily On he Federalism q ake snprehs
,onn. IL win r<menter 70 safe % 2h3u 1s are
1tebtcd Tor he composition q hat Court
R.1aHsr6 Wig.
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COMMENSURATE pisrRIeTs.

The ecrrymandering bill which passed the House Of
Delegates Thursday has yet to'bS acted on By the
Senate and we therefore forbear fof the ptcent
ter into critical examination Il it. details. As the
bill now stands il allows the Mhig, one district We
believe and the Democracy twelve Tie 81, 00e Wing
voters in the State (taking the last frede election
as the basis 81 our es;inate) aTete BIZ represented by
cEe the II el0 Thousand Democrats
be represented by twelve men! This arrangement is
not in strict accordance with Leccfo notions 81 justice,
fairness ana republicans nasnch As il docs not APP
ilaa
faAr pas whs their political nds il House Of
Lords may feel themselves bound to- Fieyc That
gust body may revise Mr. Garres9s FrpJst and mould
il into thoroughly Locefuco shape tlsn bow wears
The work Of tie House Of Delegates needs some little
patching to make il entirely worthy Of The architects
who designed il, and We look with confidence 10 the
matnrer wisdom and more snblin ttsd pofich morality
OF the Democratic Senators 10 rep The errors and in
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