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Ind Ward. At OF near Gabriel Rodriguez
coffee house: commissioners, &Numa
Wives, A1oIphe Leblanc and Gabrlc'
Rodri s,icZ.
Bid Ward. Al OF near Tue plantation Of Sc
vcrin Landry ncar IN" parroclIa'
church; commissioners, Ursln Melan-
Con, f"I"rcntIn Michel and firmln Ian
dry. :
4'lI Ward. At or near MarIas Atbagnac'
residence: commissioners. 4. Landry
Marits AIingnac Il Eyaristr Forais.
9Th Ward. At or near Dra''zIn himeTS re-
sidence commissioners, LovinSky
ilim"I, }. p. IAchc and Ferdinand
Ll<signan.
9th Ward. At or near the collie house OF
MaXilc DoudrcauX; commissioners, l..
Landry. Maxilc Boudrcaux & Amudco
Bourg.
1th Ward. At or near the plantation Of +.
T.. Ma'lAot; commissioners, J. Il. Is.
Landry. Edouard DcIavignr d Aug.
D'jau"r.
9th ward. y the court ho"e' ol'h's parish;
commissioners Edmond Na"r'li, Ma
than Webster aud James >: wilson:
u" "''', ~ me "'''"'" room :" f.
'"'''.r'' ~ ou'''o'
Io,.,antI Si,uoneau
10Th Ward. At or near The residence o,
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
FERRY'S SAA.E.

Bv virtue of and IN obedience to an ordi-
nance of the Police Jury of the aforesaid pa
rish, dated september 5th 1853. | will offer at
public sale, on Saturday fifth day of Novem-
Der 1888, atten o'clock "A. NJ, at The Court
House 0 this parish, the following Ferries, to
wit:
1A The Ferry situated opposite Jean Al
leman or in fneighborhood.
I'd. Tbs Ferry situated opposite Gabriel
Rodrigdezor in the neighborhood.
I'd. The Ferry situated opposite Pain-
courtville.
9Th. Tho Ferry situated opposite Pso-
chial Church.
5th. Tho Ferry situated opposite Napo-
leonville.
Mk The Ferry situated opposite Marius
Albagnac residence Or in the
neighhorhood,
7th. The Perry situated opposite Drauzin
Ihmel residence or at Labadieville.
18th. The Ferry situated at Bayou Corne.
9th. The Ferry situated on Bayou Pierre
Part at Louis Comeau Residence.
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10th. The ferry situated at the Bay of
Bayou Pierre Part near the resi-
deace ofJoseph Frioux,
18th. The Ferry Situated opposlta the resi-
deilce of Mrs Jean Charles eau
treauy on Bayou Pierre Part.
lernes ct Conditions:
me above Ferries viii be sold at twelve
mont hs credit from the day Of I'D udication.
Purchasers to furnish good and solvent sccuri-
Y at the satisfaction of the president Of the
romeo jury, with eight per cent interest per
ahilnin alter the maturity III case OF non pay
ment until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, october It 1853.
4 i. O.. MELANION,
Parish Treasurer.
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ETAT De IA LOUISIANA.
pARoIssE ASSUMPTION
VENTn DIES FERRlS.

Tn vertu dune ordennance dn Jurl de 10
lice de la ditto paroisse, en- date du 5 septem-
bre 1853, Jotfrirai ell veute publque, le
Samedi s Novcmbre proclaim 1883, a 10
l,eures du matin, q la Maison de Cour de cef'e
p~aroisse, les Ferrys ~suivants, SAVIOR:
ler. LIE Ferry tenu chez Jean A!leman
on dams lie voisinage.
ome. LIE Ferry tenu chez Gabriel Roafi-
guez ou dams lie volsinage.
ame. LIE Ferry tenu 4 Palncouttyl'ie.
anne. lie Ferry tenn a i@Eglise Parolsslale
sine. lie Ferry tenu a Napol% o%nri'!o
cine. lie Ferry tenu chez Malius AHA
gnac GU dams lie voisinagn.
7me. LIE Ferry tenn chez Drauzil Hlmcl,
d LabadfeviIle.
Sine. lie Ferry tenu au bayou Cofle.
3mio. lie Ferry tenu au Bayou p'erF9A
Part, Ell face de Ia rt>l ic.ico dc
a Louis Corneau.
l0mcs LIE Ferry tenu d la Bale On fleffe-
Pat, presla residence de joseph
Frioux.
lime. lie Ferry tena chez Mm2 IAN
Charles Gautreaux, au Pierle-fdit,
Termes ct Conditions
Les susdits Ferrys seront venduS a dol1s
mois de credit. apartir du jour de Ia 'la t;f1-
fion. les aconereurs fournissant DIES secuflfeS
bonnes ct solvables d la SATISFACTION dn ftssl-
dent du Juri de Police, avec interet a rals3il
de HUT pour cent paran apres Fecileance ell
cas- dc non Placement.
Paroisss Assumption, lie Ter octobre 1898.
L. @. MELANCON, .
Tresorier de Paroisse.
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~SICCIS>lUN SALE.

On the matter ofthe ; RECESSION OF N l.
tie Modesto GAutr"alx, deceased vile
uf Ansclmc Buudrcanx.
Nv virtue of a decree Of this Honorable cart
,,,.u the 9th october 1858. VIII be offered at
a,D,ic sale, by the Undersigned alctlpneer Tor
he p,rish of Assumption, on the promises, on
saturday the 18th day Q. November, at ten
o'clock A. 81, the following described property,
t,c,oup,up to said succession, to VII:
1.t. A plantation situated in said parish, on
-. r,cht usnk eff the Bayou Iaiourche, about
,,s nile below LabadievlIle, measuring three
srneuts from, more or less, by forty arp2nto in
dent h, between parallel line bounded above
NV lands of Jean pa ptiste Boudreanx q below
Nv those Of lows Talbot, together with ali the
buildings and improvements found thereon.
ID, Horses, horned cattfes, Turning utensils.
house hold AMI kitchen furniture
Terms and Conditions
The Ia nded property payable in three equal
insta' mcnts, maturing IN the Inonlhs OF march
% each Of the years 1854, 1888 and 1906 The
movable property payable all sums OF ten dol,
'ars and under ten dollars in march 1924, and
all sums above ten dollars in march 1855. Pnr-
cha sers u furnish good and sufficient security,
with special mortgage on the landed property,
And ali sums not pinctnally pa i'd atlnaturlty o
bear interest a, the rate of eight ef cent per
cent per annum, ,o-,
A~..a,nption, this. 9Th october 1853.
ALFRED TETE,
: sAuctionecr. -
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AEsyANA MeHAsEs

OF tHe Statc OIL LoutsfdLd.
Elections will be held, in the parish of
Assumption on Monday the 7th day Of No-
vcmber 1853 between the hours of 8 O'Clock
A. NJ, TO a O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose
of electing a Representative to Congress
for the Second District; asState Senator for
the District composed Of the parishes Of
Assumption, Lafourche Interior and Terre-
bonnie; three Representatives to the Stale
Legislature, for this parish State Urea
surer: an Auditor of Fables Accounts; a
Superintendent, ofPublic Education; q She
riff: a Recorder, a Clerk ofCourt a Core
ncr: an Assessor; Thirteen Justices ofthe
Peace. and thirteen C~onstnbles, one Justice
of the Peace d. one Constable for each Poll
ce Jury district i'll this parish.
The places Of Elections are as fellows !:
FIRST WARD. AT or near Juan A!emanss
residence; commissioners, Valery Le-
blanc, Edouard Wives and Ant lie
Martinez,
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HOTEL WASHINGTON,
4 NAPOiEONVIl.LE. =

MN. BESSIE Freres viennant de pre- ndrc
possession du bel ctablisse,neht con;lu sous
5c nom d. U6hl Washington.
Les vastes, commodesaet clpgautes construc-
tons attaclltes a Get ttablissement. le choix des
NETS ct vnis servis a lastabie du WAsHISCTor
HorEL, font sans contredit decctte lnaison ute
des plus soniortables de la campaghe.
NM. Besse s'occupert achievement dame.
Iiorer letabiissement dc 81 bicn monte don't
lis v%ionneut d'entreprendre l'exploitat,ou; aussi
comptcnt-ils sur lie patronage de tons leurs
amis, des voyagcurs eli du public ell generals.
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.tARROsSlER, FORGERON, MECANl-
CHEN

lie soussigne PREVENT lie public quill s'est
ADJ mt dcpui, q~uelque temps TN hablte Car
r"ssicr ct quiz est a meme do.Gnavant de
contractor pour toute espece de PREPARATIONS
de ~voitures.
Il s'eSt attache e~galemeut lie mGcanicien
qul a 81 longteplPs travailIe avec un rare sue
ces dans les ateliers dc M. Crane. Ii nest
done pas d'ouvrages quill he puisse entreprcn-
DIRE au jourdhui pour la repatriation des niachi-
mes.
Ii eSpere dom autaut par la modicite de
ses prix que par lie finn du travail de sd selle-
re ct de Sd forge, obtenir ct satistaire ine
tloiubreuse clientele.
TRASlM0ND ROGER. ,
Paincomtyillr. Al
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vrNTE DE SUCCESSION.

.ress;ou de Marie Modesto G'n-
rer,ox definite femme u'A"se''nc
Boudreaux.
Tn yertu dun dtcret de ! lionorao,e Io'f uo
z,innuiams District dams ct lour. la paFo'SSc
,.somnion, il sera oifert en- ventc puD'ique'
M, le soussigne, cncantcnr pour Ia pafo!Sse AS
'-.,a,;on sur les iieux. Samedi, lie IL NoVen-
hre 1859 a 10 heures dn matln, les prophecies
ci-apras decriies, appartenant a Ia succession
susdite, %savoir: s.
.orIa rive droite du Bayou La:ourche, d mile
~, d..snrad 10 Labadicville, mesurant trofs ar
,,,t. 10 face plus on melns, sur 4l4arante ar
rr,,.t, do nrofondeur, entire Iignes parra!ieles,
I.,-,tc an liant par les terres de Jean baritate
a,udreaux. ct en- has par celles de Cows lai-
,,t ensemble avec toutcs les bAtisses ct amc-
aiorations qui sly trouvert.
%. Oueluucs chevaRx, betes 4 cornes, on
,;Is aratoires, meublcs dc mcnage ct hattcrle
ne cuisine.
Tcrmes ct Conditions
La terre payable en- trois terme5 cganN, q
cheant dams les mois de mars &c chactlne des
aunees 1854, 1855 ct 1856, lie mobillef Paya-
Bile toute somme de dix ~piastrcs ct au,dessous
an mars 1854, ct toutcs gsommes au-dessts dc
dix piastres en- mars 1885. Les acqhercHrs
devant fournir bonnie ct srtiisant, caution ct
4,vnothanne s~ptciale sur Id teere, ct toutc sonI-
ueoui ne serait pas payeea Gcheance portera
interet a rai-on de hut pour cent par an.
Assumption, te 6 ectobrc 1893.
ALFRED IEIE,
K EnCaIllrur.
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AVIS.
4 ". Churtcs Jrhru,

No"> etc.. par Etprt>cn'c, no'iGi de
conhn"nccr les separations dc 'os che
aims. points ct icytc>. c~ouiormtmrnl il VI.
.tctc dc !, Legislature dc I'Elal, apr,ou-
vc Ic T. jour de- itsricr 1929, ct %lcs,!llc>
separations dc,rnnt Giie commences
lmmfdi"tcmcnt. Ure inspection d. ,os
tra,nux nuln Ii1n Ir 20 octo5re. Ct
,nc seconde H. Is drcc,ntre proclaim.
o. cl,cinin> dc,ro.lt a,oir Is rieds dc
large, ct hombcs dan. lc milicn; ,os
pon'>, 20 picd- dc long sur dcux Ct drini
dc large. Lc principal mad'ier aura
dcnN ponccs d'tpais>cur, ct sera tixt a.ec
dc tott- c'onS SCR chg lambonrdc> dc nj
'cau A>rc Ic cItemiu; ct vos fo,-t>
d'ecotIenrut dc,ront sttcndrr a<scz
dans Fl ]profondcur dc ,os hnbiiations
pour ron,oir egoutcr lee raux snptrlurs
4m 'lcnIraicnt II >~'uccumulcr entire lc
rilcmlu ct Ia lcytc.
Assumption. 81 ""1t 1858.
X. TRICIIE, Inspcrtenr
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LANDS FOX SALE.

Fine farming aud cypress lands, situated
as follows:
On Grand Bayou above Plantation of Nor
bert Lauve and below Francois Mollere.
On Bayou Come, near the trrry-on Bayou
Pierre Part above and below tery:-on Belle
River road leading to Gros & Prayals
planIatiom- on Bayou CrcuN:- on Bayou
Droit;--in Brulc Lahadic:-in New Tcxas.-
Double concessions Of Gmliet. brothers,
Barber and others. -~In Brul6 St-yirceut &
on the OpcloI>as rail road rOnte.
Terms modcratc:
Apply tc
y. J POWELL,
L. $. Dep. Surveyor & land agent.
DonaldsonviIIe. La.
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w ~" Wv ~
Louisiana, dies Elections seront tcnucs
dams la p~aroisse Assumption,
&c Lnudi 7Gme Jour du mois de No.
vcmbre 1883, depnis9 heurcs a. VI. jusqu'A
4 hc'rcs j. M, dams le but d'elire TN
R"piG$entant au Congress pour lie Second
District Congressional: IN Stnateur DE-
tat ponr In district compose DIES paroiSscs
Assumption, Lafourchc Inferno ct Tcrre-
bonnie; trol, E.eprcsentarts il la Legislature,
Il Fiat pour cettc paroi>sc: I'm Trtsorinr
i Etut; IN AuditeHr des Complies publics;
IN :>urintcndant dcs tcoies publilucs: I'M
>I'cr't: an Recorder; TN Grcflier de Cour;
III to:uncr; nh Assessor; trriZe Juass dc
rAlH ct treize C~onstabIes. TN Juge de Paix
ct u" Constable pour chaqnc district du
5nri de Police de cette parolsSc.
l,"s lieuX objections sont CONNIE srit
PREMIER DlSTRlCT-Chrz Juan Ale
man on dams lie voi7inagr; commissai-
res, Nalcry Leblanc, Edouard Wives
Il Ant ,ine Martinez.
2mr DIstrict-Au cafe dc Gabriel Rodri>
gnez on dams lie voisinagr; COMMITS
oaires Numa Wives, AdoIphc Leblanc
ct Gabriel Rodriguez.
3ne D,strict-A lhabitation SEVERN Landry
pres lGgiise paroissin.r, on dams lie
~voisinage commissaires, ursin Me
lancon, Fiorcntin Michel ct SEVERN
Landry. ~
tine District-Chcz Marius A~!bagnac on
dams lie voisinage; colnmissaires, Ma
RUS Albagnac, Etienne Landry ct
Evariste Forais.
District-Chcz Drauzin Himel on dams
lie voisinage; commi>sairrs, Loyinsky
Himel, Z. p. Hachc 1T Ferdinand Lus.
signan.
Cine District-Au cafe de nlaSilc nou.
drcaux on dams lie voisinagr; commits
s4lres, Ellie Landry, Masilr Boudreau
ct AmedGe Bourg.
7me District-A Polarization dc T.. =. Mail.
hot on dams lie voisinage: connisS 'ircs,
J. Il. b. Landry, Edmon! DclaNi4rc
ct Augnslc DeIauu".
SINE Dislrict-A la Mai>"n d. Eour de ee',c
paroiSse; commissaireS, Edmond Mau,
Tin, Nathan Webster nt 7. :. Wilson.
9ue i}istrict--Au billiard de VI. q. f.. Gau-
thicr. a ~raincourtvi!Io; conmissaircs,
W IL. NfAIiS, 'cltaiil lftISit ct ItI.S-
tant l.. SimonGau,
l0nc Distric,-Chez Dufossurd Landry on
dams lie voisinagp; coinlnissaires, Oh.
Il.ac, Cieophas Cemeau ct Emerand
Landry.
lime Dis,rict-Chez Francois NoIlere,
au Grand Bayou; eommisSaires, LITURGY
Savoie, John Mccarthy ct iIippoIyte
Rraud,
ome.Dist.:c.-Chez Eiicnne Penissor on
dams lie voisinage; commissaires, DIR
ii. y. E.Is, Cleophas Penisson ct L.
p6uisson fills.
13nc D;ssrict-Chez Anaclet Simoneau All
an Pierre Past dams lie voisinage;com
m!ssaires, Valentin BaeiIleau, Val
c,lr Porche, ct .Anaclet Simoneau.
lime District. Chez Dorcino Rentrop a
Ia Belle Rivicre GU dams lie voisinage;
commissair1es, Narcsse Trahant, Chs.
=. Gros ct TeIesphore Michel.
Eg-l.cs commissaires detection dcs
lilfarcns bnrcaux ci-dcssns ,ornmesPar
l.. Jury de Police de la Paroisse Assomp-
sont req,his de tenir la dite election,
,tsAsen faireaes eretours au Shetif son:si- !
gae conformemcnt a la loi.
Paroi.se A ssoinptions lie Ter oct. 1858.
"A. i. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Is.

La Socittt qui c~Aistait .entre Richard ct
Ieanplet, est dun comnun accord dissoute lie
81 du mois d'aolt passe 1853. Les p,rsonnes a
qui il est dA par la societe, voudront bien pre-
senter leur ccmpte a NJ 4. NJ, TempIet, charge
de la liquidation.
NJ. A. NJ. Iemplet, continuant le meme gen
re de commerce ii eparle passe, ces MN. tout
en- remerciant leurs amis ct lie public,en general
pour leur liberal patronage depths qn'ils ont
commence, esperent que par Iattention, Ia
ponctualitc ct lie bon %vouIoir d'arraiieer tout lie
monde, NJ. Templet rrcevra sa part da patro-
mage de ses amis ct dun generenx public.
RICHARD G. TEMlLET. .
Donaldsonville,1 er aott. 81
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President LOUIS DuFAl.

he President du College DC Ia Louisiana,
.'lcn conY"incu quill est impossible d'ohtenir
ans I'M Establishment composaaPcxtelnese 81
dc pcn>lonnalrcs, les lncmes r~esultats ct les
menlcS success que dams une maison d'educa-
tlonol he $ont admls que dcs pensiounaircs,.
ScSt decide a transporter SON Establishment
dams uue des parties les plus bellies ct les plus
salnbres Dc Ia Louisiana.
De> lcprenirr septembre toutes les rtpa
rations que ncccSsitent reS inninpses ct ma
gnitiqueshdtisses dc Ealcieu college Jetfc1-
son scront termiuces ct les classes scront ou-
vcrtcS. ..a.
lie President du College uui q obtcnu dc /"
drrllere Legislature WI acte Incorporation
ct ie privilege de c~olitrer los memes hon
nerrs ct les memcS grades que dams les pre-
lniers colleges du Nord des Etats-Uni nc
nc@Egcra rlcn pour @>outcnir la reputation dr.
PGtab!'Sseanent quill avrit forde dcpuis deux
ans a Ia Nouvellc-OrIGans, ct on il etait par
venu a reunir desx cent vinst-sept eleves. II
Il lavanta@e Hamener avec lui les memos'
proicsseurs qui ttaicut dtja attaches a sor
tfabliSsemcnt, ct il en- attend encore dl Nord
de nouvcaux qui he pourront que contribucr l.
Ia reputation que st,ttIa acquisn 10 college
par / education Cmine mmcni GmfritQ,nc uu'oa
y rcfolt. :."
Les eItyes appartsuantsasdes fnmillcs ca.
tlloliqnes, seront prepares la premiere com
mnulon par un pretre attache a rGtablisse:
ment. Tous les devoirs religieux, quol que
sot d>ailleurs lie cutie particuier des eleve<,
Y scront excitement ct stlicusenont rem
pills.
Je President du Colt.Ec compte sur lie Goa
cours ct la bieuveillance DIES habitants de la
Louisiana pour mener a bonnie fin une cuvrr
on il y a de sd part plus dc d~cyoucment que
de SpGcu'ufiOr.
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- NH - e.. fsss.
Les pcrsonnes qni dtsireraient adaptcr uas
machine d vapeur a III moulin p~erpendicu-
laire, trouveroht de lerr intertt d contractor
avec NJ. James e. Morrison.
Toutes les pefsonnes 90 d6sircraient con*
trarter pour nne telle rlachine dams 10 but
d'exploiter Ia recoltea procbaille %'icvront s,ai
dresser Il NJ. F.. G. LORET, a Napoleonvillc.
avapt le Ter JUN proclaim.
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NOTICE

M. WALSHE beestda announce that he is
prepared to receive athis residence near Ma
poleonville, as Day or Weekly Boarders, a Ii
mited number Of young gentleman TO BIO edu-
Gated along with his present pupils i'll the
usual branches of education, including Latin,
Grck, Euclid and the sciences, so as to afford
a general and extensive course of instruction
and qualify for matriculation in any Univcr-
sity in the United States.
Mrs WALSHE would also instruct a select
few young ladies, or gentlemen, along with
her Own children. Music lessons upon reason
nable terms, either at her own residence, Or
that OF herplpils, 81
Assumption, 18th june 1853.
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COLLEGE
DE LA LOUISIANA,

S''"o m'lntcnant dams la pa'ois>e ~
jacques an siege dc, Tnucien
College J,licrton.
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TROCSSEAU.

TROCSSEAU. |,
- chenli.es All moinsfUn nu deuxmatcles,, q
- moschoirsd de poche. lie de long 8 dc lar
II pairesde chaussons sc,
9 serviettes de table. FEN oreiller.
6 serviettes pour dor 8 pairos de drap de III,
tor. une nioustiquaire.
, hablilemeDts com, g couvelt,res de laiHc.
plets par saison. -
3 pairestd dc %souliers. Ces dernicrs obiats
| chapeau. 'eront iournis par P6-
tablissement, moycn-
ungobelct en- argent uant huit piastros par
lin courert Ell argent. an. -
I'm couteau de table. -
To1s ces 'dilferents articles do veat porter
TN toutsS lettTes lie nom dc I'e!eve.
parois>" Assumption, lie 81 aolt 1853. -
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CONDITIONS

R'x DE Ia PENSION 500 par tri,ne.tic.
Rnccommodae, ct bu"chissage : SO.
Les livres de classe scront fournis par Ie
college au prix %codtant.
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mis- ~M'SASGNANM,

Y Commencement il Ia Ioi
ASss MNsAA ct ell vertu dune procia-
Ngsa59aSs%sgsEwSA nation de Son EAcelIrn-
sase1ANgs ce Paul Q. Hohert, gou-
ypinpur do pEtat do l.,
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On tae lnatier Of The Sircrs1;on Of NJ.
1ie Modesto GAutrcaux, deceased vile
,c Ansclmc Euudrcaux.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-04-14
CALCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS

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INDEPENDENCE 2 Constitution Of tho United States
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Hon. CHARLES SUMMERS SPEECH on tho Fugitive
Slave Law Delivered in tho Senate Of tho United
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including postage, $500 per hundred
Hon. n. s. TowNsHEND's SPEECH on tho Present
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CONVENTION QUESTION IN CALIFORNIA.

The newspapers Of California are occupied
with discussions Of the Convention Question
Mr. Crabb of San Joaquin has introduced a
bill in the Senate, proposing to submit to the
People of the State the projet of Convention
for the complete revision Of the Constitution,
and it is feared it may command the requisite
majority for its passage. The Constitution in
the main is good one--a few provisions only
requiring amendment Specific propositions
in relation to them could be agreed upon by
the Legislature, and submitted to the People,
and oil necessary reform DO thus secured in a
safe and an economical way. But the Conven-
tionists care nothing for reform their real OBJ
ject is by a division of the State, to provide
for the introduction Of Slavery. The People
had not demanded Convention the question
was not made an issue at the last election; yet
the Slavery men, by secret circulars and other
devices contrived to return large number, il
not majority Of representatives, in favor Of
the scheme. The opponents OF slave labor
are at length aroused and are beginning to
organize for the conflict.
The Sacramento Californian, edited by a
Southern. born man, exposes the tricks Of the
Slavery mon;
"Do not our Legislators know that MIR
Crabb and his supporters have made promise
TO the ear that is to be broken to the hope
They say that the friends Of a Convention will
not mention the subject Of slavery; yet every
man at tho seat Of Government knows thai
before members were approached to vote for the
BILL the birth, place and former residence OF each
was diligently sought Out, to ascertain wh'
might possibly favor the introduction Of sla
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