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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07
DEHOCRiTS OF CilIDRIi :!

The time for action has arrived The
next paper which We shall issue will proclaim
TO the people of Pennsylvania the manner in
which you have performed your duty. Shall
we have the proud qualification Of giving IL
dings to the public that will thrill the heart
of every liberty loving patriot in our State
and our County? VIII your verdict be such
an one as will cast dismay into the hearts Of
the corrupt adterents Of Whiggery? Shall
it be such an one as We can, in after years,
point to with pride, and satisfaction?
The time for reasoning Is past. ACTION
is now the watchword-action is what IS ex-
peeted and needed from every Democrat. II
the language Of Jackson, we q considered IN
til the battle commenced, and NOW We MUST
FIGHT" Aye, fight bravely and manfully .
No wayoring should be exhibited, 10 doubts
should be expressed. a solid, unbroken col
umn should be presented to the enemy, and
with such column, glorious victory IS Ger
tain.
Be at the polls early. Opposite your vote,
and then see that every man in your district
does likewise Every vote should be cut this
fall. One vote may accomplish much-Inay
change the complexion of the Pennsylvania
Senate Remember this, Democrats and
do not fail to give your ballot for the nomi-
nees of your party.
Every thing combines TO induce Us to night
ardeutly for triumph this fall, and that tri-
umph is undoubtedly within our reach, II We
thus fight. Our political horizon is clear
our party is united-our caudidatss are every
way worthy the confidence Of the people,
and our foes can expect nothing at our hands
but defeat, aud annihiIation as a party
Fight! then, Men Of Cambria for your party
and your friends. Fight and your efforts
this fall will be remembered to your honor
years to come.
Vote the eHtiJs Democratic ticket Do not
scratch man, or substitute another. What
ever your personal prejudioes may be, remcm-
Der that is is a cardinal principle Of the Dem
ooratic creed, to adhere strictly to regular
nominations. Nothing should induce YOU to
sacrifice political friend for political foe.
Democrats! let nothing deter you from do
ing your whole duty next Tuesday. Let
nothing cause you to warer in your adherence
to your party No effort should be spared to
secure glorious Democratic Victory.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07
Another COnferee Meeting.

The Representative Conierees of this district
favorable to the enactment Il prohfbtory liquor
law, met at Temperance Hall in Bedford, on the
Goth September, 1858.
Messrs. John Williams, George Settlemoyer,
and DR.. R. \. Johnston, appeared as Conferees
from Cambria county, and Messrs. Peter II.
Shires, John r. Jourdon and Hugh j. Hender-
son as Conferces for Bedford county.
The meeting was organized by calling DR.. R.
Johnston to the Chair, and appointing John R.
Jourdon, Secretary.
On consultation it appeared, that the views of
the several candidates for the legislature. upon
the subject of a prohibitory liquor law had been
satisfactorily ascerained by letter and otherwise
and appearing further, that John II. Wilkinson.
of Bedford county, and Abraham Kopelin. of
Cambria county, were the only candidates whose
views are satisfactory to this conventions They
were, on motion unanimously nominated as can
didates for the legislature favorable to a probibi
tory liquor law.
Therefore, Resolved, That we have all conf
dence in the intelligence, and integrity. Of the
above nominees. That we pledge them our uni
ted support, and that we cordially recommend
them to the friends of temperance, throughout
this representative district.
On motion adjourned.
r. A. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
JOIN r. JoURDoS, Secretary.
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" c have several times alluded TO the one idea
men among whom we find those who are govern
cd by selfish and impure motives in their preten-
ded adherence to the party. We may enumer-
ate them under two distinct heads, both Of which
claim passing notice at our hands.
The first are those who adhere to party only
as long as their private and selfish aims can be
accomplished. That these aims are generally su-
premely selfish need not be proved. They are
e hangers-on, not out OF pure and generous mo-
tiyes of patriotism and love of country, but in
view Of some ultimate advantage-Some near or
remote gain, which they expect TO realize. 1t
viii be found, too that such persons are the most
bolsterous and violent partisans, who often prove
dlscredit to the party, by their uncontrolled
denunclatIonS and intolerable political bicotrv.-
They are generally bold, daring and boisterous.
both IN their profession of attachment to the
party and its leaders, and in their opposition to
the adverse party and its support and maintain
1t. But none are more easily subject to change
none so soon find themselves to have been WRONG
and none so soon begin to abuse and villify the
very party and persons whom they had almost
deified before. Recent instances have shown
that as soon as they are disappointed in their ex
Pectations they turn a complete somerset and de-
nounee their own former course Their aim had
been some office that offered good salary. for
which they apply, though often entirely unouali
fed for 1t. They do not consider that other men
are the proper judges, who have much better
understanding of the qualifications ofapplicants:
nor 10 they ever reflect that other more consis-
tent, worthy and efficient men, who have long
and honorably sustained the party-sustained it
on true and honest principle-are better fitted
than they, and more deserving. But no soonor
do they find themselves disappointed, their sell
tshness is fully and grossly displayed. Now
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70 TEE POLLS DEMoCRRTs!

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o.'of Oe.e'a' q 'iie ''a's' L-' mas ',-'
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sc1eAI!o"s FeC''' 'A' mas eIiI' 60 ' ~ '-'- I''-
~ He has long Ue-h liFoI"O'y h|O"" 10 ''' l1O
pie oi fennsy wanna ha'ihs He-' Se'e'aI P'o--'.
Offices and never has the b-ealh OF saHaef uttered
word deTosa'oTy 10 his character
In opposition to hiEn, the wings haze presented d
Nh Mcclure, Of Charnbersburg who IS 50 utterly IL
norant OF the finances OF the Commonwealth tina; III
his hrst political essay lie made an error o! ''' 1
lions Of dollars.
Between such bIundereT as th's. and 9iT- Banks,
the people VIII at once decade III favor OF the later
For the thTa oi5ce' The convention has presented
yo" the name oi the 'i0n- ) FoF'eF bTa"iey lie o.
SO Is wei KNOW" 10 The people o. 'Ae Sta'e 4H!i-s
dIa;cy after graduating at Allegheny College he vas
elected 10 tie House OF Representatives where he was
an active and leading nesnbe for TWO years Suisse
quently he was nominated and elected TO the Senate
where lie served WIN great eTea'' 70 himself loF three
years. Al me "lLiaInsp''' convention ne was nom
mated -oT the Office o. surveyor General and elected
by the people al Tie succeeding e.eeH'" He has scr
we'd tie public faithfully IN TINS position for t"ee
years and IS now again presented TO You by The Dem
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Look out for ISLANDERS,

Democrats, look out for Slanders against our
ticket. Our opponents are busy circulating re-
ports calculated to injure Messrs. COLLINS and
DAUGHERTY, which reports utterly without
foundation, and should be treated with merited
contempt.
These gentlemen arc known to be honest and
competent. They have made no pledges for aud
against the same measure, and are worthy of the
support fevery honest man in the District The
Wing leaders are aware OF their strength. and VIII
endeavor, by base Misrepresentation, TO induce
Democrats to sacrifice them for their own double
faced aspirants.
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LInREII ]. RIEY.

Our candidate for Treasurer, should receive ey-
cry Democratic vote in the County, for q more
deserving, gentlemauly, and principlcd man is
not to be found within its limits. He has bat
tied zealously fer the measures and mon OF the
party, and deserves the gratitude Of that party in
return.
Mr.. Rhey will be elected-of that there can be
no doubt-and he viii make an officer Of whom
we may well be proud. Rally then Democrats,
and give him vote that viii show to the world
that you know how to appreciate political integ-
rity and private worth.
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NtsTfEE.

Z y the matter of the petition of Thomas Il. ToT-
Il ter for decree OF specific performance Of con p
tract made between john Moran, late Of Washing
ton Township, deed, in his life time) sad william
Purter:-
Tie undersigned, commissioner appointed by tho
Orphans Court OF Cambria county, 10 take test
uony in the above proceedings hereby gives nc
t.ce TO all parties interested that he viii attend %
the duties Of said appointment AT the office Of T.
II. George, Esq, (Hemlock, Cambria county, on
Tuesday, the sth day Of November next, az one
o'cluck, P. 81.
CHARLES " WJNGARD.
C5mz1igsi0ncr.
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E0TYCE2.

y the matter Of The petition Of Cornelius Gregg
= r for "a decree % specific performance OF con
tract made between Peter GeeT lata Of White town
ship deed, iu his life time. and Peter Tlaalau-
and l.e sal. Cornelius Gregory
The undersigned, commissioner appointed ly tlo
CrgHaus Court OF Cambria county, 10 take test
mony in the above proceedings, hereby gives no.
tce 10 all PARTIES interested that he viii attend
thc duties Of said appointment nj the Office Of W5-
Harm Alt.e.i, Esq-, in jAe Borough Of Eben=yuTg,
on Saturday, the 9th day Of November mex, 81
o'clock, !. A.
CHARLES y WINGARD
C0nlns-ss9E.e-
C.t3Hcr = 1853 1t
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07
FLANK ROAD EE,ECTTOy-

n OIlCE IS hereby given 70 the Stockholders OF
y the Loretto Plank Road, that an election viii
be held at the office Of the company in the Borough
OF Loretto, on Monday the 7th of November next.
Tor the purpose of eeCting officers Of the said road
for the ensuing year. TO wit: One President, FIVE
Managers and one Treasurer; at which meeting
it Is recommended that the stockholders adopt such
bylaws and regulations, shall be necessary for
the proper management Of the officers OF the com
pany,
BY order Of the Board.
?. J. LITTELL
Loretto. Oct. :, 1858. Scr
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Address Of the State Central Committee

We publish in to-days paper the address Of The
State Central Committee, and ask Tor it careful pc
rusal BY every Democratic into whose hands it
may fall. It is very ably written and gives short
history Of our candidates for State officers i will
be seen that each one ofthem has filled q numbsr OF
honorable and responsible positions, ard invariably
discharged The duties with fidelity.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07

ME piece of land containing about seven acres,
z advertised by John M'Meel, Jr, administra-
tor Of Rev. Terrence M'Girr, deceased. to be sold
on the oath day of October inst does not belong 10
said Estate, but is the property of Ellen M'Carty
VI. d. MAGEHAN
attorney for Z. NJ Cqriy.
October :, 1853
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y the Ebeusburg and Susquehanua Plank Road
that an Election viii he held at the Court House,
IN the Borough Of Ebensburg, On Monday, the Tth
day OF November next, Tor the purpose OF choosing
ohcers OF the said road for the ensuing year, 70
wat: One President, five Managers, and one Treas
urer; at which meeting it is recommended that
the stockholders adopt such bylaws, orders and
regulations shall be necessary for the proper
management Of the affairs Of the company
BY order Of the Board.
NM. kITTELL,
Sacrcfar,,
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Whig Eunbug.

As dpr0Pos so the present state Of things in our
own state we quote the following from the Ohio
Statesman. IIiCs neaq exactly
Read it Democrats
When class ofpersons are hard up for strength
and reasons TO back them, they eaH in the aid Of
Humbug. The Wing party is in this category,
and what do you think they are at? They are
nominating tickets in different parts of the State
and clubbing them, g Peoples ticket" Voters
will have handed to them, on election morning,
such tickets and the nice ones who have hatch
cd them, will swear first that no parties now ex-
ist secondly, that Democracy is entirely useless,
now that Whiggcry is dead and done"; and
lastly, that the people have got together in some
miraculous manner, and by some . fusion Of
fragments and confusion ofnames have oblittora-
ted all old distinctions, and have dressed hc7a in
bran new suits torePresent their interest in Ohio.
Now, it always bothers US to know when 8. the
People got together last. Iflast fall elections,
when they expressed themselves about Whiggery
and its incidental numbuggery in q very une-
quivocal manner-be not their last expression
Will some Cue tell US, gckea
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07

Y. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent is The oaly authorized Agent for this paper
In the cities Of Boston, New York ami Phil"de ma"
and is duly empowered to take advertisements anu
subscription a the rates required by US; 41iS Ie
eeipts viii be regarded as payments. his ohces
nre--Boston. ScoIlav's Building New York, Irio-
une Buildiags; Philadelpnia, y. w. corner Third
and Chestnut SITS.
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a Proposition,

To any Democrat who VIII bring US The returns of
his township by eight o'clock next Wednesday morn
ing we 'YiIIiurnish copy of our paper for year.
gratis. We anxious tohave the vote Of our coun-
y entire on that morning and hope our friends viii
send in the returns
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-10-07
JOHN CRESSW BILL. ESO.

We wish to impress upon the minds of De
mocrats the importance Of adhering, a.aaeeyly.
to this gentleman, who is the regularly noni-
mated and popular candidate Of the party for
the State Senate. We wish to impress them
with TIE fact that his electien is 1ircl and
certain if they do their duty and We wish
to impress them with the truth that every
vote given for Mr.. BELL aid. the success Of
the Wing nominee.
According to Wing authority, BRIBERY
END CORRUPTION have marked every stcp
Of that party up to this time. According to
their own statements, Conferces, presses.
ana men have been bought up, ike sheep in
Inc shambles, and the strength of all their
aspirants was weighed by the dollars and
cents each could command. Now, citizens Of
Cambria, Blair and Huntington, what can be
expected from party whose leaders will
openly and repeatedly accuse each other of
bribery and perjury? If such eorruntions
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STRAY COW.

GAME TO the premises Of the subscriber, living
~ in Cambria TIP, the 90th day Of August
last, light Brindle COW, about twelve years old
with a brocket face, and bell on. The owner is
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges ard take her away.
NICHOLAS NAGLE.
October 7, ls6sAst
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LOST-On last Sunday evening in Ebensburg.
q hszgy Geld pen and Pe1cI with red set in the
top on which was engraved the letter s in old En-
glist character The finder viii be literally rewur-
ded on returning the to the Editor Of this pa
per.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
IiILLIiIi BIGLER.

WILLIAM BICLER.
[subject TO the decision ofthe Democratic ConTento.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
SUPREME JUDGE,
xOzEE G. EAEOX,
Of Tioga County.
CANAL COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS H. FORsETU,
Of Philadelphia County,
AUDITOR GENERAL,
EPEERAENE RANRg,
Of lIitiin County.
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
PORTER BRAWLEE,
Of Crawford County.
FOR SENATOR,
IOHE GREsSvY YELT4, 5E.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
THOMAS GOEEEEs.
WEa. 4. DAEJGEsEE2TE,
FOR TREASURER,
ANDREW RzEEE.
FoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
I'll. EEEEER.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JOHS e. DOUGLASS.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
THOMAS 1E'COEyELE.
FOR AUDITOR,
g0sEPEs EERGE,
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DOLLARS REWARD

To The man who will tell when the people met,
since last fall elections. In several counties we
know of-this information is desired
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PURCFIAsERs RENYARE-
WNI KITTELL,

Ebensburg, Oct. :, lS53.-St
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PEANK ROAD ELECTION.

October Z, l653.-4t.
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g one idea Men .

II, /. DlEFrzzaAcH, J Serstrri-s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

4 Srr.s or WAn-A cnfrerpo, dent et
the I.i,erp,i \lb,"n says that h. rsee'tly
dn,.,i ~. IL. house Of n British i."ri. IN
company with several bishops. Every "n~
there spoke "f the French 'nva-nn ~ n
c-risiw,. \ foreign Am'ns-aior. h. con
inn-s. has wnrnd the british Government.
that LOU. Napoleon would At invsd- Bet
p,uu,, hwcau.- that w"nd ALARM Russia.
truss,a, aud Au.ifi,. hui that the hmmlli.
'"n al Eng a.d would delight the n.w ALI
aurr. The writer sd,is Z" he most .n,i
n-mt naval men. ! hrlicvr, say thm "ar
rhxninl Ice, il ", match TOR the E,rnrh
AMI the whisper ~ III. Horse gnarhs add.
that London could not H. del. ,f.l-d at all
aud thai oar army "t fifteen il"usxud men
r"uli "nl, retreat IN good ord =. before the
Imperial -s.i-s. ! al~ay. feared this, hat
had u" idea t',at "ur naval snd m,lnaf,
f.rr~ w~rsro fully awake l." ,b-t'r inl. ties
ml,iy. As I" our population rising .n
u,ns.~, gall ,,d resistance ri ,iravn-p. coal
beavers. and IL IN ,bn-rs il is simply ri
d,rwl"u. O,e hours .ook sho",ina. TX
h,m.,s all the ammunition If ~, tr,ant,y
in Nav. I h.l,.,. I nm u. p,tr,,tic ~
.uosi, mn.l Avn not ,i~Hrleu, i, aairm Il r.mr
ay-, hma the lea ~ me aud NV tenants
sail, ing "ut With few hid So uiuy gus.
d~ Nimr~mn~.. who can hi, ,"ur wni.tc"nt
hnit"ns NJ u mile and halt of The thing
would H. absurd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

.xpo,r. SuNk. - Tho steamboat
sun, "n h~, way d"vn from Fulton I" n.
Ui-ans, With n cage 81 ~ ven hundred
aud seven bales ~ rnt,"u, sitmrk n stump
y, the foot III Black HH,"u. Vt ! o'clock.
il III. mtt~rnm,r III thu ~ ult. and i'm.
m-dis,-ly sunk. AID nav lies i" ,uch pr.
ai,inu that ~" boat can either ascend " de-
.r~ud the bayou. tsr,sin S'"rkm~n II
the Texas Hanger went . her relief. aud
10 rafting IL. c",,"" to Pine l.lr"d. 1t 10
thou ~, that the sun will h~ = total l"ss.
with thu exception Vi the machinery aM'i
furniture.
The steamboat Echo. Captain Whit-".
huy, hound from Port Cnisi" I" New Or
lran.. with rxsg" at Eight hundred hn'-s
III c"t,u" aud thirty passengers. -" the
2tI,h ul'., struck stump ut the head "f
Praif,~ Like. and sunk. The c"it"n will
h. saved. nut IL i. thou ia that the l"'st
viii tr"v~ y total .-s. The Post hoy has
gone up I" the wreck. SoS'h Wsste'S.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

By private lr,ic,s l'om Havana, we learn
that "u the lsih lust. til. commander 81
,h. :.,llish ship OF the li- Cnunimila"d,
waited upon t.-n. Gained" with formal
demand ,n Satisfaction aud apology Tor
III. uui,a..s committed ! ,!y upon ihr
p,,s,ns oi Eullsh ,uhj'cIs III the lsla' Il "i
,u',,. aud Tor the Insults I" the British
G"vr,un,.nt il the PERSONS OF w. H. W.
Cnu.ul G-u-,al. and the commander III ~"
shin nl.wnr \eslal and ais" Tor III" late
r"nniy.orc on the pat oi Spanish officers
~ TIA. slave trading "p"tat'"ns 81 u'a
ten. tnn.i.. assnr,d tn British command
.r that II had never been hl. Intention !"
insult the officers al the British Gov.rn-
,u.ut ur In I'll bet upon 'h,'r conduct ~
au. WAY. aud that Immediate examination
should be- made mt" the cl,l"s 81 Hii'i.h
SUBJECTS aud ample rrprra''"n m"'ir i"'
nn, injury that might nav. resulted to them
til "ogn unju.t proceedings
The letter bags "i -'srlal OF the late
steamers ir"tu Havana tor Ia. United 'St''rs
Ind been stopped wh,l.. h-ing take" ~"
beard, aud taken to the police office Tor cx
animation.
II was ,u'nor-d in Ilavnna thstn n'iti-h
Commissioner WAS on his way trerr I" lie
maud the iuneuinie. u,aunnIi--inn ut evrt,
\ir,,an that had n.-" been imported ate
dat island -,.rc lN2i ~ c"u,ravrnt,oo al
the l.'h's at the t'ra,, with England. This
rutu.s va. causing gss'';s c"'-Ic'i,,'i"" tn
Havana, rs u WAS supposed u would
N .uu,u,t three tuut,hs oi the slaves 10 III,
island
The British Admiral had sent orders IL
i;,,muda lar some more English ships "i-
war I" proceed /" Havana, and the rcr"'"-
n-nt E"al-h naval tnce there was I" i"
l,rg,l, inerensrd. An riI,rt ts to b, made
To .,,p the slave tfnl. hv ret int nrs-
ti" "I the principal authorities in III. is
Land. -- Lei.a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

BeAur,rrL Exmin,rioN. will
h- al exhibition vt this rl'cr on M"'t'ia..
and Tuesday nights "f the coming week
II is TINS noticed by the Shreveport South
Western:
We advise al those VIII" wish "a spend
an agreeable evening I" visit linnu'"lt"".
Pictorial Illusions am. D'-solvi"g Views of
L,nd.csp- Scenery IL Europe aud Ameri-
ca. ~ FRIDAY ami :sasur ln,. vt III. Acad-
my Hall. This IL me ~ the most h.swii
iul aud pleasing entertainment. W. hav"
ever " i,u~ss~d. and M "ne cxn 4" ~, with
out remembering the pleasure lett ns he b
held views Of Venice, Genoa. lt""'-, h..
s,,ns, ludin. S~itxerlsnd. ant = large VA
ri~,y NJ landscapes. The s~cond part ii
III. !. xhibit"a Is e",s.j'"se,i 81 Astronomical
Views, showing the solar System. with the
revolution = Ill the planets with their sst~.
lit~s round the sun; diagram If the spring
aud nsap tides, aud the moons p'ssrs
during il revolution, direct and r.tt"sad~
m.,icu nf Venus aud Mercury 4: the n'"iio"
ri the earth round the sun. with The monthly
lunations III the n,o"n various srli,srs IT
the sun with the ua"sit of VEINS, DC.
Part third. c"".rris~s views ~ celebrated
mel. aud buildings; aud the entertainments
conclude with \ num'wr of ~, and varied
s~sn~s, aud D.n~tt,'s Magic Changer
Take yc~s witr ant rnil'lr~" ~ s~~ th~"'.'
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bill has been introduced In - y
Jersey Senate. which. il Il beeouse, ! ~
wll effect material alteration Ia =, ~
lu,e Of the social system.
See. |. Gives married women ta,,u
of dcvi,iag aud c"nv-, ios their -
Without The consent ot their haslseui
SIC. = Makes the separate prehevs
married women liable ior their ante 49,
debts. aud .s"nr's,.s the husbsad
See. ) Allows married women Il -
cute in their own names, Ind dsupsl \
,h,ir own tight.
Sec. 4 Relieves y husband f.om 80
Of wife when living separate. except Il .i7
on order If choncellor on arIAiesdn
divorce. to decree custody of chisivun1
either husband or wife. and decree -
IN, OF estate "f either.
See. $. E'ablss married women, ~
press contract IN wiring. I" bind ,hss :
afat. r,tas. iur their debts.
See. q Directs succession lctwsest
bard aud wife IN case OF iWtestxcy h i
main Ms heretofore.