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WILSON'S EXCHANGE

Opposite the American Theatre and Custom
House, Sansomc Street, San Frnncisco.
VMH HE above Excelsior Establishment, which is fire.
proof and five stories high, (beng the only five story
house on the Pacfic is flashed and slenddly fur
nished throughout Although contains one hundred and
seventeen largeroomS. with fcil, accommodate two
hundred lodgcrsIc has been the rush of customers to
the Exchange since ito conn leon that the proprietors
have been induced to lease half of the fire proof block lust
erected by Lieut.. Maynard and adjoining the Exchange
his VIII add seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our pres
ont Bar will iii few days. be removed to the first floor in
the Maynard block door north Of where the Bar at
present
No pains money will be spared to render the Exchange
the Excelsior Hotel of the public and keep pace with the
rapid growth and improvement of wonderful city and
state.
With the above inducements, the Exchanges is confident
offered to the 'milion deserving their patl
and although not disposed to be H-dy and trumpet our
own praise abroad our hearty thanks cheerfuy ten
dered to the ten thousands that have bestowed upon us
alike their avor and money Not unmindful of the form
er we shall duly appreciate the latter and recpocate in
future as IN times past the smiles of old customers and
greet with pleasure ones-who probably will com
pose the largest portion of the world.
San francisco, Nov. 26. . 3m
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DAGUEREOTYPES.

HN RADLEN'S Oatc Johnsons) Dagurcan Gallery and
ED Stock Depot street, between Bird and 4th, SacIa
mento. Daguereoypes taken at tins Gallery with all the
late Improvements.
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
will find at this establishment. large assortment OF plates
cases, apparatus chemicals &c for sale at San FTGac,
liceS All orders, accompanied by the cash promptly
attended to. II. w. BRADLEY ly
J Street, Sacramento. 19--tf
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!
Wholesale & Retail

T5v AYLOR & THOMAS are now in receipt of their
a winter supply, comprising full and complete
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Paints, CHS, Trusses, Patent ana
Family Medicines, Ne, &c., which they offer their
friends and the public as they be bought
any other House in California All articles sold by
will be put up with great care, and in every instance
ranted FRESH and GENUINE. Among our largo as
sortment are the following articles
India Cholagogue, JayneslPills,
Jayne's EXrectorant Wright's GO
Alternative, Nfofatt's ''
Wistars Ialsam, Gr@tenberg "
Sands Sarsaparila, Brandreth's g
Iownsends " Lees 8"
Ayers Cherry pectoral, 1hompson's Eye Water,
Davis Pain Killer Harlaem Oil,
Mustang Lniment, British Oil,
Nerve and Bone 6. Seidlitz Powders,
y, Dysenterry Syrup, Snuff, &C., &c.
lhose wishing to purchase invited to call. Main
nov 25 2f - ~ s' t
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TO S A LE
Books and Stationery.

ST reccivcdfr San Francisco and now being opened
~ in the building adjoining Adams X Co s Express
Office the full and complete assortment of articles in
those lines of business offered the literary public i'll
Coloma and vicinity consisting in part OF standard liiSto
res Biographies Of leading minds, Scientific and Plo
sopical Treatise, Miscellaneous and Novels. In the sta
tonery department the articles too Numerous to men
tion but will be shown with the greatest pleasure, and
sold at the lowest prices by
D. &. WALDRON & co.
Main street. 60 Iona.
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miscellaneous.

AMERICAN ROUSE.
SITUATED PIErY HILL, OPPOSITE THE c@Rr HOUSE,
COLOMA.
- THE Proprieors take great pleasure in return
a ing thanks the public for the increased patronage
% extended to their house, and promise that 1t snail
i-1a17a not go unrewarded. r
The table which is under the personal management OF
one of the proprieors will always be supplied with the
best the county affords.
The House has bedrooms and parors well furnished
with vcrythng necessary for convenience and comfort
There is good stable and Wagon yard attached.
MARCIIANT u CROCkER,
febIS If PRoPRIEToRS.
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MCCONNELL e. CO.'S EXPRESS.

MCCONNELL g. CO.'S EXPRESS,
Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Coloma.
McConnell X Co. daily Express Sacramento,
connecting with Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express to Saak
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas Europe.
Treasure. packages, parcels etc, forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection Of
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofexchange drawn all parts Of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe Checks at Sight all parts
of California
Deposits received, special or otherwise GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNILL x co.
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~ toI.oGNE WATER, Bears Oil. OK Marrow, Shaving
u Cream, Tooth Powder and Brushes Extracts and
great variety Of other articles for the Toilette for sale by
2G-2 TAYLOR Il THOMAS.
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HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIvINesros, JAMES Mckay,
t, E6WlN ). MonaAN. Vi .,S" 4. NJ NJ G. S',li sMiru,
Henry d: RICE.
EDWIN B. MORGAN, President.
GMUR regular scmi-monthy Express is despatched from
W san Francisco the lst and 10th, and from y. York
the 9TH and ZOth OF each month"; by the mail steamers
in charge Of messenger through to destination.
Treasure and small parcels received for shipment up to
the latest before the departure of the steamers.
Treasure insured under open policcs in the New
York companies, or at Loyds in London at the option of
shippers.
ed by the steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INLAND Routes Express for Sacramento and Mary
Vile is despatched daily (Sundays excepctD 4 O'Clock p
M in charge Of careful and sty messengers connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes u Lusks Daily Express
Shasta and Ircka, and with Hunter Co.'S Daily Express
to Placcrvic and all parts Of Ell Dorado county.
daily Express is from Office in Sacramento to
Rough and Ready Grass alley and Nevada Also daily
Express to Auburn, Ophir, Yankee Jms and all parts Of
Placer county.
Todds Express for Stockton Sonora, Mokeumno Ill.,
Marpo.a and all the principal camps in the southern mines
is despatched daily from our Office in San Francisco Our
messengers supplied with iron safes for the security of
treasure entrusted to their Our connections the
Atlantic side equal not superior to any other Ca6r
mia Express We connect at New ork with the following
well known lines, viz The American Express Company,
running via Buffalo and Dunkrk to Cleveland, Sandusky,
Toledo, CINCINNATI St Louis, Detroit. Chicago Geena,
The Harden Express to Boston, Philadelphia Balti
more Washington etc. pullen, NiEfn y Co.s Vermont
Bedford Express, and Livingson Wells Co.'S European
Express In connection with their express business they
will also general Banking, Exchange and collcc
ton business. General and special deposits ceeved-co
ectons and rcittances made in all parts of California; Or
egon the Atlantic States and Europe, with promptncs and
despatch.
Gold Dust gold ard silver coin and bullion bought and
sold Money advanced gold dust deposits, for transmits
coinage. Sight exchange New York and Boston
| for sale at current rates.
Drafts also drawn payable at the following places, Wis
YORK. PENNSYLVANIA
Albany Troy, Utica, Syra Philadelphia Erie, Pottsville
cuse, Oswego, Auburn Ge- Reading.
ncya, Canandagua, Lock- MICHIGAN
port Rochester, Buffalo. Sill Detroit Monroe. Adrian in
yer Creek Dunkrk, West Arbor, Niles. Battlc Creek.
field INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston. ILLINOIS.
RHODE ISLAND. Chicago Galena, Springfield,
Providence. Peoria.
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
Stonington. Milwaukee, Racine.
ONO. MISSOURI.
Ashtabula. Nenia. Cleveland ST. Louis.
Newark, Mansfield Column CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield, Sanlusky, Toronto, Hamilton
Toledo. EainsNille, Dayton, CANADA EAST.
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Iifn Montreal, Quebec.
Mt. Vernon. WELLS FARGO & co
KENTUCKY. MCCONNELL II Co., Agents.
Louisville. November I9-1tf
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BRICK STORE! !

A invoice Of PURE SCOTCH WIIISKEY just re-
IA ceyel and for sale by JNO. L. HUNTRESS.
Coloma Jan. 7th 1854 S-tf
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GOLD DUST

II OUGHT at the highest market rates. Sight checks
ID Sacramento San Francisco and all parts of Cali
fornia and Oregon ADAMS " 60.
nov l9--tf A. VAN GrELDER, Agent.
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ONO.
Ashtabula, Nenia. Cleveland
Newark, Mansfield, Column
bus, Springfield, Sandusky,
Toledo, Painsville, Dayton,
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Tifiin
Mt. Vernon.
KENTUCKY. y
Louisville.
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CARPENTERS AND JoINERs, HorSE, Sign AND ORNA
MENTAL PAINTERS Main street, in the old L. ). Hotel
All orders promptly attended to.
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POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, CAL
H EEP consaty on hand all descriptions of Boo Ks.
N STATIONERY, and the lateet PApERs from all parts Of
the States. ian 2s II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

In the Senate, yesterday. remODsrances from In
diana and Massachusetts, against the Introduction OF
Slavery any territory from which it is excluded by
the Missouri Compromise, were presented MI CAsS
presented another petition that freedom be secured %
American citizens in foreign countries aud gave nOtle
that ie would three weeks from yesterday, speak
the subject After the transaction Of some unimpOrt
ant business the House resolution exploratory Of the
sct regulating the appointment of Cadets to West
Point was taken mp and after brief discussion, the
resolution was postponed for fortnight The Senate
then went into Executive session and at o'clock al
journed.
IN the House of Representatives the Committee on
Posi- Offices reported bill which passed reguat
Dg the pay Of Deputy Postmast ers Abl reported
repeating 50 much Of a certain law requiring foe OF
twenty-five cents FOR the Authorization of any docu-
mont ct the State Department A resolution was
adopted requesting the President 70 transmit 10 the
House copies Of the correspondence, MT comnu-
njcsted OF the United States Legation az Constantine
pie ard the United States Consulate at smyrna with
Capt IDgIobam and with the Government Of Austria
ard with this Government together with the in3truc
toDs from this Government touching the seizure and
rescue of Martin KOstza and the terms and conditions.
on which / e was liberated resolution adopted
calling the President for copies Of the correspond
ence elatve to the refusal of the authorities OF Cuba
ia 1852 TO permit the United States Crescent
City 10 land the mail aud passengers An Intellectual
effort was made TO discharge the Committee of the
Whole from the further consideration of the res)lu
ton Of thanks to the of steamship San Fran
cisco with The view OF putting It's final passage
Mr.. CAMPBrLL of Ohio asked leave to introduce a res
OlutiOn requesting the President TO negotiations
TO BE- opened with the Government of Great Britain,
with the view of ascertaning upon what conditions
that Government will consent to the annexation of tn
Csnadas 20 the United States of America The House
refused to suspend the rules. Mr.. FLORENCE of Pa.
asked leave 10 offer resolution requesting the Presi
dent to promote Capt Iugraham 10 the rank of Cap
tain in the Navy and that the Secretary of the Navy
appoint him TO the command of one OF the six steam lrig
ates authorized to be constructed by the bill Gently
passed Pending the consideration of the resolution,
the House Adjourned
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CONNECTICUT ELEcrloN-AL1. u,,L,

We condeuse from various telegrsphic dispatches
received lat evening from our friends in Connecticut
tie following pleasant Items
HARTFoRp has chosen two Wing Maine Law Repre-
seutatyes- David Robinson and Daniel Philips Last
year two Admin tra,on with lol Administration majority
over a Others the State ticket
EAST HAETFoRD two Wing Maine Law Representatives
Charles Forbes and Horace Cornwall Last year two
Adm with A. Adm majority all Others Governor
NEw LoNpoN has chosen two Wing Maine Law Repre-
stutatyes by the Unprecedented ority of SO! Las.
year, Wig on Reps and Is Anti Adm on Governor
BRlDorPoRr has chosen Wing Maine Law Keptesen
tatiye by SEQ majority. Last year, Adm and Rum
by ls4 Stale Ticket and about the everything
This the XII Distric; has chosen Wing Maine Law
Senator by 4Sd majority. Last year, Adm by $50 mjod
ty This District usually decides the character of tue
Senate.
MERDES las chosen Wing Maine Law Representative
by l.6 majority Last year ant-Adm majority State
Ticket but Adm Rep elected This resul; probably
insures The gain of Senator IN the With District.
MuDIE1owS has chosen two Wig NJ line Law Iapre
sensti,os by 26 majority They eeced last year
hut ere OF them turned out by the House to make
for renegade priest who voted against the Maine
Law On tin State ticket there "a antt Admnistra.
ton msjoriy las; year probably $50
MANCHESTER hss elected Wing Maine Law r present.
awe Last yesr Adm, with 90 iority tbs. way on tie
State Ii ,kei
Such is the substance of oar dispatches u9 - 9
o'clock last evening and they justify belief that
there is no choice of State Officers and that the Legs
latuTe is Wing ard Maine Law by decided majority
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ARCHBLSH0P HUGEEs ON CUBA

The Charleston Mercury of the lst irst contains tue
following 10 id cement from Archbishop Il shes
"MEssRs EDITORS: have been quite astosshed at the
programme political opinions and political purposes i'm pa
the newspapers reg srding the muCh talked OF
ue,ston the bland OF Cuba the prime author OF thess
mputatns does not appear but the editor o. n. VIh
rqton > takes hs place beole til puoIc Gsd If
can have 10 obec,oo my holding him resp)rsbe which
Ido-for Inc present When reach WsshoC, ION, shall
DO my The honor Of calling the editor 10 ieeran ths
mere of The gea'em shoSe tes imony he has psfs
such unwauapt'ble nee Of mine.
" In the meanime--having distinct rcco seton Of
every conversation on the subject OF Cuban Annexation.
in which took the slightest partwhether IA going ron
New York to Havana in coming from Havana TO New
Orleans have no hesitaon in pronounc ng Il . article
above alluded TO- wb hor regards the letter. or as re
CARDS the spirit of The utterly uulounted II trn;h
The editor Of Tie Washington Sur. hogoy may Be able
f. reir, sd ny memory.
IL was in Cuba as an invalid by the advice Of ny ply
sician in New York But Wills; there Jaw no ms Of
degradation 'mbecllty in the Creole popas
ton On The contrary found them quite on pa:sish
oepoHdg classes OF society in our oyn and ober Oya
tr, through which have he'd occasion 10 travel Neither
did witness any evidences Of incoplciy in those who
administer the Cover pent of The leland Onthe contrary
oupd them VII educated kind and accomplished gan
tlrner-bgb qushfed discharge their respective du
ties with honor and ability
SO far, then fsom having any complaint to make
ogain,t ether the Government OF Cuba, or the Creole
population take this opportunity TO express my gratitude
and thanks for he distinguished attentions | recelTad%
their hands II the gentleman who wrote the pryss
'eter"-who not come with me from Havana 70 Nes
Orleans but went or the editor # Tc Washington Sia
or both wish TO make ou' against the Government
end Creole population OF Cuba, h8y will d' well 70 sun
mon other Witnesses The testimony of the individual
with whose humble they have taken such indeliess
and UNIV aantable liberties cannot be Of the least service
to them. I JOHN HUGHEs, Archbishop or l.
CbdIleston, March 81, 1854
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..rto mako law fall % Grade and ,iensire iea'i-9'
They lost .gH for the momes OF al tne o.1sl s1i "a
moral a7i material OF t1e community ana over
,td s-reIv moss fundauen. principles OF pe-sonI
49, Which Iie - to bsss % oil our freedom ~ which
are fr more imports1t han any sPN nsi ac' VI course
Icri,at.Ou on such basis cannot - a H.
On the above assertions are ,noyed 70 observe
If IT,, i,asss fret assertion IL true a'oA' 'ae
only sober people" in ear sta'. n 'se "ao o''A-
sona, iubioe those LIQUIDS that rs.ke IA 1dflnH' Tor
the other sort 10 not confess the souEsA 80 Oh o'!
uours objections. :. as to tie biz being ~ Al one
fu of odous and oppressive provisions, nd cAieuA
Ted if carried cat, 10 ovorwoelm tie Tenn rance
"cause with popular contempt we need onlycb> er'e
tat it differed in no essential pOut from tho or
relative laws Of MAINE MASSACHUSETTS, NERaI0l +
ard MICHIGAN none OF which are esteemed " oiiol !
and Oppressive" by toe Temperance majority o. the
People Of those States has either OF them over
wAelmed the Temperance cause with con emps GA
the contrary we defy any apoosist for the Veto to
designate four other States wherein the lie nperauce
cause is SO potent to-day. or stands so strongly
intrenched IN the Peoples affections, IA those inst
named. 3 1t is not true that the vetoed act maze the
mere SAFE OF liquor crime; on the contrary 1t ex-
pres.y authorized such sale without censecharge for
eng other purpose than as bsrerage For that purpose
and that alone, it did forbid the sale i ought
10 have done. T. We defy any msn 70 show that the
provisions OF this bill for detecting aud cOn'ictng che
illegal seller were more stringent dan is aeeeSsaryo
.rco The acoued object II any will show other
and CENTER means by which the Traffic in intoxicating
Beverages may be suppressed We stand ready to absn
don the Maine Law in favor Of those mlier means All
want is to stop the Liquor Traffic. BY the mi'dest
practical Let those who cavi at the Name
Law show how else its avowed object may DE at
tanned, and we are ready to go with them but uatd
they do they are bound to prove the suppression of
the Liquor Traffic wrong, or theirc are Of no avail
We deny that any great moral interests of the com
uunty are dsregerded by the Maine Law on the con-
rlry we stand ready show that they are all promo
NOTED and upheld Bu. enough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

Nessrs. JONES Of Tenn. q I~uSrHS Of "A, in
the House of Representatives yesterday. declared
Themselves in favor Of raising the rates o. Postage.
becsuse the PostOfce Department now costs mora
than /! produces TIE answer was prompt s,l cor.
elusive: The conveyance Of letters aud documents
under frank, alone costs the whole of this excess. il
not more. Abolish the Franking Privilege. and the
Department will instantly pay It's way. rhr how
ever. does not suit Messrs jones and Houston. Thsy
prefer to pay nothing for their letters aud Ter
sending their stupid speeches about the cplntr! aud
to tax every poor widow and every hsri-wOrking rm
70 cover the expense. OF course these gentlemen
both belong 10 the save.drivng Democracy. Ii taey
could only get Slavery into Nebraska and stop ths
circulation Of letters and newspapers in the frss
States they would probably regard the counrys safe
shsl they be gIatGed
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THE TIaEs, ON THE VETO.

Plain may be liltle staggered with the general
Uranuity 3nd hesrness Of our City Journals in sus-
taiLirg Gov. SeymOurs Veto of the Temperance Act;
but they Will only consider that these journals have
been equally unanimous in resisting o5structiDg ani
dsmDing with faint praise tie Temperance Reform in
every stage OF It's progress, their regret viii be unst
teIced By surprise. There is no. Journal among
We presume there is none snywhere-whch ever
risked or sacrificed anything for the Temperance
Cause, which does lot condemn the Veto Blt that
Editors who drink good wines and are Only opposed 20
the MmOderGt use OF stmuants OF to the sale of 5g4
Liquor and who realize how much more profitable. in
great CONE orcal city Ike this is the rieniship than
the ennity Of the Liquor Traffic should wholly in
dorse, or a least cautiously commend, the Veto-this
is exactly viot vas to have been expected.
lie Times Of Yesterday oraeulsrlv says:
There very few 'oler people in the STATE VIC sus-
Ieet 10 ulon calm consideration Of the whole Gaze
viii lot confess that the Governor objections 70 the de.
tails Of the bill ubsttiay sound aad entitled +
weight The bDl was bad One-full Of Od0us and op-
ITessiye provisions and calculated if carried out 10 over
Tlclm the Temperance cause which would have been
held responsible for II, with popular contempt. Il was
framed upon two posiOnsTst. that 10 sell liquor
commit crime and second that any means Of detecting
ard any mode Of punhiDg that crime, were praise worldly
and proper 10 be enacted. OF course legisi.tng
upon such q basis, filled with such convictions looking
oely TO the sing gle end they though: dsibe could ~.
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49,. - -, o0t,oxFR trey WAT g.

los. OF IHE sIhJJELh LVVI ~ -. -,
Bosros, Monday, A gnl b l:'s
The schr Lucy wat Csp; Hall. of ThofsA''on- MOLE !"
from Philadelphia for Boston sprung leak aud suAA -
the Goth March thirty miles from Cape Cod Las - a
being three days and nights in the scss WEI
no by Che scbr John Pew, and landed y Goucs'Sf' J"
t.rdsy badly hOst bitten. IN
The brig Fswn, previously reported ashore so,|
miles rorth of Squan bas biged, sud Is yearly iHi
ter Her cargo of coffee Is badly dan'set Al
An unknown sloop has car Aisod OF Log B'in'H
hands saved. 80,
NJRro,K. Mond.y, April 10
Tie schooner Minery O. Wright from Froteri' s,D.'s
tound 70 New York, sent ashore Sa,dEiay Old
leland Her cargo cons rs Of corn and hour. "h" 81,
be saved in dtasced sac The vessel wil p''o'''
prove loss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

RHODE ISLAND holds her St7te Election tomorrow,
and is pretty certain TO follow in the footsteps of
Connecticut. Her Democracy rcpu Iiate the
Nebraska bill but the People fire over their heal5 al.
the Administration which they uphOld-and vii not
FIRE merely, but M
Surely the Northern Democracy clo 10 no ,ess than
run Douglas for next Precedent, in requita Of his
nestimable services in building up and terrifying the
party ascendancy
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s.EOCK AGE. ~


As sO0n as the People OF our State we're shown 10
have decided in their last Election to suppress the
Liquor Traffic The Ne,c- York HeyGld, which had pre-
youly been the noisy advocate of the Liquor Interest
and its semi official organ threw summerset into tie
ranks Of Prohibition. Being reproyed for the sudden
meas of its vaultiDg The HeraH ayerred that It had
been in favor Of Liquor Prohibition ever since its ed
itor Bennettl returned from Europe last autumn So
it remained with occasional trepdation, until Sey-
mours Veto, when it wheeled square about aud began
to exult with the triumphant rumseers as follows:
I'VE shall characterize the prohibory bill in the terms
which deserves when say that s principle is uncon
stutionnl and tyrannoa and its details monstrous. We
esert that TO Legislature has any right to interfere with
the eating drinking clothing OF private individuals -
hat has the right TO declare certain eatabes drnka
bes illegel, IL has likewise the right t. compel to
wear black coats instead blue blue instesd Of black
The domestic relations OF citizens in these particulars,
are Beyond the scope and province of legislation
We hare al along paeei record drersoa TO the en-.
Gctnent Of sumptHGry lars IN any sh0ps those whose
aversion 10 inemQeTsnce induced them to abandon the
principle for which contend will hardly so their feel
iIgs 10 carry them far to sanction such infamous
enactment the now before them. Ready, it may
be- to sacrifice their rights in the mater of eating
and drinking they hardly bow 10 prejudice to the
tent of urrenderIg the sanctuary OF the private domie
the liberty Of the person the nyioabiy OF private
property
How can paper so destitute of principle, charac-
ter, consistency, shame, eude tie contempt of the
entire community