The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-11

Ki~As sl.r'os1. Fifty si!ss S.s: q .a..oaf.
Yesterday and 70 day h.v sIscsss.S ~, sSes
IN reersnee 70 our m.gnacens suterpriss sstt
men, Of ks.s.s Territory BY tbs free people Of the
e "s :Sossss e. he
TERRITORY II provides for tbe usaL sorn Of sy gov.
ernms.t tho Disseminating end registry Of cIsi. uoou
Safes ing aud securing ccrtra persoos the AID
ara Protecuon OF soe Association agains its IN
emosr. N n. po:sssss. ana ec"y Of claims.
One very importaut principle in re'-rvncs to the
ercise OF the veto power sstablshsd in coost
CONSIDER egotistca ~hsn clsn to ms ssf tho nooor
OF snc sustaining IL and OF carryiog unsn
mopsy IT, tbs that tho council pass bu', and
Il shsli become law over tho Presdcnts cy IN
Affirmative vote Of majority Of AL ita members. rhs
Iesores the application Of the Democratic principle Of
tempo rAiy suspenscd by the vets; the mo time
the veto has nccoE plsacd all the bsnsdcia effects
which can consistent,y be claimed for It,
To-ds, we proceeded to the election Of officers rcder
our Few constitution, with tho folio ~ir result:
For Pr, sident-D Rooioson. Of Roahester, n. Y.
For ecreiary-C. : Pratt, Of Boston, mass.
TO, TIeasurer-L Gates Of Wooster
For egirter of De<ds and Claims and Clerk of Court
b Lsdo, Of Milwaukee, Wis
Fol. urycyor-s e iriss ~ Brorkded, Macs
For MaIsha-Joel Grover. Of Richmond, N Y.
Fer bit ators-( ny one Of whom to hold .ouxt)
Wooster.
For Council-Mallory, LIZ coin, Willis, Emery, Tap
pan, Morgan, Hasseli. Harrington. johnson and Csa
Prior to the arrival Of the second party at th. place.
suaton hold through the ag mt of the Amcri
can cid Company, 18th the pioneer party, who
this grounc ut tho time to the OF union Of
the two parties. arrangement finally efec,cd,
whereby both parties wer CONE ia on sqaI term
the brst party being paid for their tmo and
tnres TO he arrival Of the second party The claims
which had be< nsde TO 30 cerei inc mdiag
largo humber in 6ctiyioos names for the 5eneit Of
the who thoud foow, and the c0oce them vas tn
he lsd at public auction, proceeds 60 ity
treasury 1he memte:s OF lifted shate
equally In the city lots The CITY srds for two mu-s
al Dg the Hars river ana mie sAd half
from the river including three square miles Il territory
his IL 20 be owl ed equally Among the
In &C dit.on 10 their farm lots Now sr pre- pared
TACT, which venture to soy Il saonay ia
pr. Dinary history si cities geat small
Yer cities which have been ssundsnt the West
after toe election OF 0fESers tho pcati -
ed TO sell tho choice Of fsr claims pay IN I've made
by note due in one year, without interest," WITH La
upon The CT proper u the purchaser pecurltJ for
the pay ment Of the Dots he sinpg indiv1u Ally
to sufficient FIFTY Fix olse. the choice OF s,em,
sold for the aggregate Il 81, ps3 The oiadn
very spirited Increased in the oh aimed
the choices ased, tor ineancs, the eos-lsh
choice brought $327 thu hg sod whereas fr6t
soid for $262 80, ana the secoDt for Seo; the
tsenh bis usht $lJ6 after which they rari deooed
for the fifty seventh there bid snd The sale
adjcurn.o. New submit II city not yet survey.
Organised with fnUd of over 50, iuo its
sury furns1 Cd too by tto-e shO to ad
II tLeir feims thus not only tue
sity OF existence, but IL spccoss aud prosperity Is
not new thin & 10 this worderf,n age things.
Az submit the spe,e altar, cspis .list
above facts paini, point Ia the sot-nent Of
country.