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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-30

The BRIDAL AND THE GRAVE Two
weeks ago last Friday, Mr.. F. T. OrrARsoN
city editor of the New York Tribune, was
married, at Syracuse, to Miss FRANCIS w.
DEANE. On Friday morning last, 18th inst,
one week from the day of their union, the
bride expired.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-30

Mr.. Joseph Hiss, who was expelled from
the Massachusetts, Legislature, is sustained
by the Know Nothings Council to which he
belongs, in Boston, and is now the delegate
to the state council that will meet this
,s,aaL
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The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice 70
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions.
g II subscr ibers order the disconnuance of their
papers, the publisher continue to sond thom until
arrearages are paid
3. Hsubseribers neglect refuse TO take their pa
pers from the office to which they directed, they
held responsible till they settle their bil and order
the paper dscont inued.
4. any subscriber remove to another place, with
out informing the publisher, aud their paper Is semitic
the former direction, they arc held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
newspaper fr the Office, removing and leaving
uncaed for, is prima faca evidence Of intentional
fraud.
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SATURDAY JUNE 80, 1855
Democratic state Ticket.

Democratic state I1ckct'
-se TOR GOVERNOR,
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL, OF FAIRF IELD
.fsE " ToR LIEUr GOVERNOR,
81 JAMES MYRES, OF LUCAS.
lroR SUPREME JUDGES TIE STATE,
WILLIAM KENNON, OF BELMONT.
r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
FOR AUDITOR or STATE.
WIN. %. MORGAN, OF CoLUMBIANA.
,EoR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN &c. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
MHEIXM TREVITT, OF FRANKLIN.
'EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCOOK, OF JEFFERSON.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
u. B. :STEEDMAN, OF Lucas.
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A German named Charles Kline, about
twenty-three years of age, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. on the farm
Of William Caldwell, five. miles back of
Newport, KY. The lightning struck him
on the left temple, burning the hair from his
head, and thence passed downward in front
tearing the sole from one of his boots.
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Divorce Notice.

Maria Montgomery Portage County Common Pleas,
VS.. Z Vacation after June Term, A. d.
Erastus Montgomery 1856. Petition for Divorce.
The said Erastus Montgomery will take notice, that
petition was filed against him, in the office Of the
Clerk, of the Court Of Common Pleas ofPortage coun
ty Ohio, the eth day of June A. D. 1885, by Maria
Montgomery praying be divorced from the said Eras
than three years last past.
BIERCE & JEFFR1Es, Attys. for Pett.
Ravenna, June 81, 1855.
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Will be ready ON the lst July, '55
MHE OLD FARM HOuSE-A heanti

l. full and affecting domestic story. By Mrs. CAR
OLINE II. BUTLER LAING. illustrated with fine en-
cravings by Van Ingen, from original designsby White
Nearly FiveiHundred pages l2mo. Bound In extra
blue and red Muslin; Gilt, for $1,25.
The or the authoress Of the above work speaks
volumes in its avor and in this she has produced the
crown ing effort Of her pen. For freshness ana vgor
ing views ofcountry life at the sold Farm House"in
the striking illustrations Of the foies Of fashionable
city fein her description OF good and evil natures
in ali the various subjects which she has touched with
her magic pen she cannot be e.;celled, The gentle
heroine Amy Is model Of patience and virtue perse
cuted by the evil genius Of her life, the villain staun
ton.
The book will be read with avidity, and none who
commence IT, will desire to lay 1t aside till finished
The publisher offers with full confidence that its peru
sal will be attended with pleasure and profit 10 all
readers.
A copy of the work will be sent to any part of the
United States, postage free, the receipt the price,
CHARLES H. DAVIS, st
No. 20 South Fourth ST. above Chestnut PbiIadelnha
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GJINTEREsTING DEBATE.--The following
subject is proposed for debate, at meeting
of society at Rochester, N. Y.:-"Who
have the most to fear, the uninsured from fire,
or the iasured from the bursting of insurance
communist"
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State Teachers Association.

The State Teachers Association holds a
meeting al Cleveland, on the 9Th and 9th
days of July. The Rail Roads terminating
at Cleveland, have agreed to carry Teach
ers at half fare.
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Attachlacnt NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have caus.
IN ed writ Of attachment to be issued by r. b. Co.
HAET, ESQ.,, Justice Of the Peace, In and for the
the properly, credits, and effects Of r. r Gallup,
nonresident Of said county, for the sum Of $40
ALSONA. HARRIS.
Ravenna, June 22d, Is55-3wr
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DIED.


AT Frank lin on the 10th inst, DANIEL POST, aged
81 years. He had been married only about months.
He departed reconced and resigned with the joyous
hope Of happy Immortality. Hc selected Ps. 3d. 4,
as text to be used at his funeral.
G.. M.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-30

NOTICE--Notice is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
fed Administrator, with the will annexed, the
tate Of Jeremy Pike, late Of Brmfeld Portagecounty,
Ohio, deceased.
Rrim6eld June, %. le55.47-aw LYMAN w. PIKE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME@s DR.. TUBBS will be at the Prentiss House,
W< Friday and Saturday until O'Clock p.
M. 22nd and 23d OF June.
See advertisementin another column.
NERVE SOOTHING VITAL FLUID,
Prepared by Mrs. FRENCH, Medium, of Pittsburgh,
and for sale by Mrs. SKINNER, Ravenna.
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The performance of the Italian Troup will conclude
with Equestrian Bureta, entitled the French Lord
in an English hiding School! In which will be intro
duced an ihnumerable variety Of Tricks and Curious
Exhibitions of Horse Training,
LIST OF ANIMALS AND PERFORMANCES.
ELEPHANT HANNIBAL, ELB. ANN,
and Is cages Of Lions, Tigers Lcopards, &C., together
with
PROF, LANGWoRTHY's f
DEN OF ROYAL TIGERS.
In which he fearlessy enters. The Elephants, Pony
and Monkey, will take part in the performances.
The combined attractions of Circus and Menagerie;
with such an array of talent and novelty Is here rep
resented fail to take tho lead Of all other exhi
billions.
III Will exhibit In Akron July l3. s
" A." Warren 10
!" 7" &c youngstown " IL
I" Salem " 10
F" T" Alliance 81 10
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-30

GENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectoral for sale
VI 1.-THE sign ofthe Golden Mortar Jan. 8 ,1S55,
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CO NJ M E R CIAL.
RAVENNA MARKET.
PER BARREL.

CORRECTED WEEKLY AND OTHER DEALERS
IN THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-30

or Although Mr.. Phillips, whom the
Missouri mob tarred and feathered at Wes-
tor, Mo-, was told that he should be hung
if ever again found in Kansas, in spite OF
this threat, he Immediately crossed the riv-
or, entered his own house at Leavenworth,
and commenced running rifle balls! Men
Of such grit will not often be molested.---
The first men who approach him next to
insult him, will receive passports to skiing
dom Gomez
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

pLoUGRMEE AND TEAM KILLED By GIT
MING. j. S. Crumpacker, writing TO his
father in this city, from Quebec, Iowa, gives
the following description Of a scene on the
prairie. lie says: Il write to INFORM you
Of the death Of my partner, Mr. David Ben
nett. and also his nephew Joseph Bennett,
who we're struck by lightning while break
ing prairie on my place, and together with
lour oxen out OF three yoke, we're killed
vas within forty or fifty rods Of them at
the fatal instant, and was somewhat stun
ned, though not badly. James Austin, who
was chopping near me, made some motions
that did not understand. ! started to-
ward him on the run, and he towrd ME-
| saw he was not hurt, and asked if the 9TH
ers were struck. He said they were. /
cent Austin for water aud an toward them
myself-aad there saw the awfullest sight |
ever with ess ed. The whole team down,
struggling and kicking--tour Of ihsm dying
and The driver aud colder both OF taem
lead. They were stripped partly of their
clothing, and whst was on them was on
ire The lightning parted as II ran down
each o them--fullowing each leg, and tore
the boots entirely of one. and nearly So OF
the other. passing into the ground at each
foot."- Ia Ports Times, iett.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

DREssEs LOWER THAN EVER. On GER
tain street in Troy, projecting from the
door Of a mil!incr's shop is sign with the
following addenda to the naMeof the oceu'
pant and her occupation:
Modesty was always ore Of our principal
characteristics, and dresses were last year
sufficiently "short WASTED in the neck"
what's the US. Of having them lower this
year Albany Transcript.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18


luz BRITISH ARmY IN IsprA.-Accord-
.s'o slr Erskine Perry, member of the
n 'Isn house Of Commons. the British Ar
u ,,, !" 'no,a IA now nearly helf million
a.. and is in condition Of the highest
seH'y' or this immense force, thirty
''a are troops in the Queens ser
(,oo NJ. ana forty thousand are European
sps 10 the service ofthe East India Com
k,., Inc gentleman named recently sub
- ia motion for the appointment of a
!, "n n;, to consider how the nrmy in In
|s,,, %'ga' De made most available for the
koba ~ , EUROPE, and TO inquire into the steps
|sn., 'ASen' u i should be deemed expedi.
H, y = constitute the Army Of the East In.
,,,, u1o.m,pany into Royal Army. The
Ia r'''"oh was rejected by nvote Of III to
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

The cele brated DR.. Hunter, when he
could not find the seat of patients dis
ease, used to say, "we'ltry this remedy-
let us shoot INTO the tree, and If anything
falls, we'll and good" Guess many pa.
tient foun his way 10 Kingdom come by
those random shots of the good old doctor.
Some people assert that the learned faculty
practice this queer way of shooting very ex-
,ensively. D1n't believe il.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
EMIGRANTs TO IOWA
All Want Good and Reliable Maps.

JIENS, Wi iiams \ Co.'S Township Maps are the
best. being piled from the United states sur
yeys ofgciai inf rmatoB, and Pc rsonai rceouf ots
s.ncr: 81 owing tue streams roads towns, post offices,
county seats works Of Internal Improvement, etc.
etc Being published within the state are fact, the
cnly iula0!s and complete
MAP OF IOWA.
Beicg regularly appointed agents for the sale Of
these inaps are prepared 10 iurnish them to the
trade tha pa5shers lowest wholesale rites or by
the single copy. Also:
900 doz J u. Clifton & Co. and Ensign, Bridgman
Paintings tnars ofthe United states. Western States
and the states Of Illinois, lowe, Wisconsin aud Mis-
snuti: and Territories of Minnesota hasas ana Ne
brsska Forsale, wholesale or retail. by
WARREN d RHAWS.
U,ot sellers and Stationars, tcaiersin Wal Paper,
window Shades, etc. i.iinois street Rock Island,
Post Once, davenport. ap. ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

|hl ,;,, boston Journal states that beauti-
|ol NV Tue .,rl, fourteen months old. daughter
|h,J -" Albert Alden, Of East Cambridge,
p,n s ' put to bed for her usual afternoon
he, nm NV az me expiration Of an hous, whe n
onc w. went into the room. the little
wiz ID was W, found suspended behind the bed
and ha n' PACK OF her head against the wall
She w., eh'n resting upon the mattress.
econ ,'n s immediately taken up and a eur.
d,,5 ,b b''eu' who said she had probably been
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
Always Take your wife Along.

/ So says the Cleveland Herald, and then
proceeds to draw . very forciblc illustration
OF its position from the recent burlington
Excursion az iollows
"On that famous Burlington Excursion
AZ on all other excursions-the ADVANTAGES
possessed by those "xho had their wives
I along" was hourly demonstrated. But
most completely on the Mississippi Steam.
boat, was 1t illustrated, that a wife is not
only heip-mate, but help meat, and a
/ help steep The good packet Ben Campbell
had only state rooms enough tor the ludies,
that Is, Of course, for the ladies' and their
husbands. We know u couple Of gentle
men who had early secured a state-roon,
hoping during the day to get refreshing
sAooze, having for the two preceding nights
| been driven irom comfortable quarters by
/ the married ladies'. Que oil these gentle
men, on going to his room, found his bag
| gage on the wrong side OF the door, and IN
his engaged berth, one OF the Lords Of cfe-
alton" Complaint 10 the Clerk only
brought answer that Of course the ladies'
must nave the rooms. BY this means the
men with "wiyes along had refreshing
maps, but temporary widowers and bach
| elofs mapped II on the luggage.
Al dinaer, however, II was supposed all
the men would have an equal chance. The
ladies filled the first table, and as there
were more men than enough to hill second
the chances Tor dinner became matter OF
interest. Tie despair OF those who had
heather wives nor sweetheartS along, can
BE- imagined, when, rs one alter unotaer
OF the ladies finished dinner, she beckoned
to this husband, or that beau, who quietly
took The vacated scat 50 when the ladies
had done eoting, The caalrs were already
l!ied tor the second table with those who
had their wives along" That demonstfa-
ton OF the comforts Of matrimony sank
eeeper than the heart-it went ~ the ston-
aeli.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

lie SHORTEST SERmoS EVER Preached.
Inc shortest sermon on record was
Fsiehea by probably one of the most elo-
fnt presnhers who ever adorned pulpit,
la'e Dean Krwan.-He was pressed
FAe suffering from severe cold) to
each in the church of 81. Peters in Dn.
h' ior believe the orphan children in
Fs'.psHsh school he tried to excuse him
Ea' ea' at last yielded, i'll 40 he was After
oah'ne the pulpit, while the church was
asaed to solicitation, and having given
" we text, he merely pointed with his
ali 70 The orphan children in the aisle, and
iasrs they are" II is said the col.
ivy on that occasion exceeded all belief.
.saa h'r"an left son, the present elo-
iea' Dean of Limerick, Notes and Que.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
WALL PAPER.

ttyEhaye last reeeiveda second lot OF Wall Paper
W and Hor,iers direct from the Manufacturers 10
New York and We haze now hand 1000 Rolls OF
various pattprEs We NH also receive IN few days
by Railroad ano,her large l0i ofb.Oo Rolls, making
bar stock amount I, iBGCo Rolls Of $50 patterns. To
persons intending paper their houses tliis SPRING
so od say that being the Agents of one Of the lar
.rest MannEactnriesin New York we are prepared 10
furnish Wall Paper aud baricrs nj Fnsiory prices
,rllhyhe addition Of freight
For tl.e cnnv encGcc Of sHr ~ davenport
weaye satai,irs Of ali all Paper and Borders ii
our Il, ,ok stand ~ tac Post Ot!ec where they can
MAKE affections aud Ne Their orders. Give u, acail
we wil give Satisfaction 70 a. nufehascfs; F.
WARREN y RHAWS,s F..
B,nk srl!ers au SIaoncrs and dealers ia " all "a
p r. Psi DAee. Davenport. iiliao!sSt.- hoes S'ahd.
.ilrcl2itl dN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
Mayor s Court,

June 10th, 1855.
!aaa Peters, for disturbing the peace.
Faet $500.
Taylor Clark, George Morgan and Rob-
Roads, for yagrancy. Fined 81 each and
Ists
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
Wall Paper.

Just received and now opening al the old stand No
- lie c,aiec Block large and well selected lot Of the
above named article ssitablc r Halls aud koomss
rrising great variety 81 patterns, also Border,
1, match. Prices 10 suit the times.
w. Ii. HOLMES and Co.
Davenport, 3rd May, te55. 3 mths.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
10000 Rolls Wall Paper, etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS!

Jrsr orsnea direct from the largest Factories sf
Nall Panars In qualities for Rooms HaIIs6c.:
prlsug great variety Of new patterns, selected e.
rasss Tor OR trade BY the subscriber, and for sale
III Eastern rriees for Cash only. viz.
Good Common Wall Paper only ten Cents per roll;
Fine do do let 40
Fxtr. do do Is DO
Hest Medium do 20 do
Good Gfaccd aud Satined, Is do
Fine do so DO
Extra qualities do 81 10 % do
Borders IN great yaTets for Cheap and Fine papers,
Fine Bard Prints, q aced Green and Marble do
Wide curtain Papers;
Plain Glazed and q reen. Blue and Figured:
Al The IONA BOOK ROOMS, No 50 Brady Street,
b., y cen .ni and ii sts., Davenport Iowa.
"a, me D 1T ELL ADAMS, Agent
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Rural Houses.
Lots TO Lease.

Ii who desire to await themselves OF beautiful site
a for Rural Homes had better call soon on
mays EaBS * STEWART
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Hall Doors and Windows.
Received at No 7 L. Claire Block

VIZ have Velvet and Gilt Figured Paper:
w Paris G. reen, Watered a ID Figured ditto;
June At No. 7 lie Claire BLOCK.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
The Shee Trade of Davenport.

q q. DAWSON & CO., are now Offering to the
-. citizens of Davenport all kinds of Boots and
Shoes prices such as will please all whs wait good
Goods. my Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18
Watch Key Lost.

A NUMBER Undesirable Lotsto Lease on long Ii 70 Z
BY EADS d STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

r oSTon Brady. Main or Cd St, = Gold Watch Key
The hn1er shall be sgitabl, rewarded If tho sans
b. delivered to (my24) EADs 81 STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-18

Made to Order,
THE best qualities ofins Boots, ane Caters. fancy
slippers. summer Shoes Of every kind, made te
order on short notice Of the latest styles.
my IS S. g. DAWSON & co.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

The POLTrICs OF BEARDs.--In European
countries costumes, boards, whiskerz and NOUS
taches are jealously guarded by the despptic
regulations Of the existing governments. al
though 1t would puzzle any one to designate
what danger there Is in the cut of coat, or the
figure Of hat or the point Of a beard, yet the
excessive tyranny of the European professors of
tao science of Order affects to perceive alarm
lag perils TO the state in them, and 50 the worried
md down tr0dden Diassesafe put to their wits
end to know what to4wears aad what not to-
wear So many kinds Of hats hive been pro-
scribed that it is difficult to tell what sorts are
allowed The Oldest OF these regulations is the
prosecutions Of boards. These inoaensivc cap
illary adornments Of the human face are regard
cd as political badges worn by the radicals to en-
able them to recognize each other; and accor-
dinghy, an unfelenting war Is wnged against
them IN Naples, lately, several unfortunate:
individuals werearrested and thrown into plis.
ca for allowing their bear to grow, and the SAINT
sort Of Regulation prevails il some of The
German countries. In some Of these places The
wearing Of a moustache is mortal offence.
against the powers that be. It was some sncE
governmental freak on the part of the Tartai
rulers Of China that Indicted upon the CHINESE
popnlace the obligation of the toilslre, By which
shaved heads and pigtails have cone to be TIC
distinguishing features of that race. If Euro
pean regulations on this subject proceed at tie
rate they have been going, i would not be aston.
ishing 10 find them bringing up 1t some such
result as this. ToobyiAte difficulties, It would
be well for these rulers 10 publish regularly OF.
cial fashion-platee, and have them posted on
the street corners, SO thai the people might
know Nihat appearance they ARE eratiolIalg
permitted to assume. Phi d1aeiedn.
Weekly conservative. (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1854-1860, 1855-06-23

#5ald h5s Nsz1 t<1ecteI |so|a 4 III Ai I;k s|a{l'||
81 ne tt..E South H1Eoi:HiaN The 115I.< 1<'61
ind ii s.1 nation 0f tl'az anfNfeIsef. Il hafe.
pIe114 esIs@I S ne S6IE1 a. Ga >Q.IH,
Ia Iae exEk5es ri ifkzi to N|z.e o4< I.5' Is <iQ
evils attendant 0p6a ias coIsIt&fs ifsly p1re-
fIEItNd system d AHtIisAA ~ ItEa II. 90 --es-
pecIalf3 - tkN States ma xIxiIi' pour = 40
dire dan<sfs 70 thc Republic 'etic4 1s18 a >cee1
IS sec lIz understand the recorded ss4leiaeats
81 ,hsi ffent aud good. ard trNe .S1Rthtfn R'an
W. reIH111te tie extract hesc ent.fE< Ael c<e-
~ nariok Rad and dikest ik {Hof4a14 ana
hent<IortIt 't3 80aItefn skfpfles eeaff tnef cry
f1a Ehefs S an danger, and zllflt pratlIi8
aboaI peat6 when there i 81 pea2e = ~.
Ia t6nIsFzi0s tic p6Nes 70 f:.& Uniform
aNa el 1A'Hssl l<asion tsos1|. tae|
IIamsf4 o the Uo1stt0t.oa Rus have % two
1h's5ls rs view one 10 pfeyent c0snpeti IL BE-
I4tsa TIE States IA holding out INDUCEMENTS
fof Nle em sfation of fefeigncrs aiid the otaer
s. rlsfcnt their iupf6nef fl'.oeas,e over tia
GsuezaI Governments through such States a.
might natur1t;zc fefaithefs and c,lilid Confer
on them the EishI oi exercising tlIe elective
frnnctiae. belore they could b. s!l|fcivat * ms
formed Of the natale Of our institute 1ds Sc re -
issls would be defeated, If thestaies masseonfcr
an aliensshe right Of voting aud othlsr priv icec2
balonQing to citiz6nF. 60n that suppasit en- i
would be almost apostolic 10 conceive What good
could be obtained. or evil prevented BY confer
ring the power on Congress The power sonld BE-
perfectly nngatorY. A St;ltv might old out
every improper induceneas en- a.iol, Tas
ss ss "a. sis g. y s 81 pFs Vile g.
51eikg to native born cilizeE;- -aot only to
Che great injury Of ths government Of the
State but toan Improper coatrni ever the Tn
hon. 10 illustrate what have said.--slppose
The dominant party in New York, finding polit-
Teal power about odcpart from them, shonld to
maintain their ascendaney, extend the right Of
suffrage to the thousands Of aliens Of every lam
geage and from every portioa OF the world that
annually pour into her emporium hov deeply
ngAttts dsssw n ne srhole Uinoa Be a6sct ~ such
. MEASURE. In SIGHT, ~ FACT, PLACE TIN cOETRoL
OVER THE GENERAL GOFEkxNENT n IT. HANDS
or THOSE WHO KNOW NOTHING or OUR ISsTITU-
rtoEs AND AIRS INDIFFERENT as TO THE INTERESTS
oF our COUNTRY. New York gives about enc
sixth Of the electoral votes in the choice of
President and Vice President and it is we'll
known that her political institutions keep the
State nearly equally divided into two great
political parties. The addition OF 4 few thou
sand votes either way might turn the scale. and
the electors might in fact, owe their election
on the superstition, to the voters of natnralized
foreigners. The Presidential election might depend
on he electoral Uote Of the Sazte and President Be
nto'en IN realty by them: THAT IS, THEY
NIGHT GIVE US a KING-for, under the
usurpations of the present Chief Magistrate,
fsen Jacks0n 4 the President Is in ftct a king y