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Eor the Empire County Argus.
DfAMoND SPRINGS, May I, 1856.

DIAMOND SPRIAGs, May I, io00.
Messrs ELtors.- Since the adjournment of the
late legislature the principal topic of interest upon
the taps seems to he the contcml lated removal ot
the county scat of county, from C"loma ITS
present location. to The c,ty Of laccrvillc Nhcr-
ever you find two or three gathered together there
you will hear the subject thoroughly ovcrhnulcd.
discussed. and to udg ly the remarks Of some per-
sons, finally $auleI. The laccrvillan$, particular
ly are working bard for the attainment Of their
Aarliag and long cherished ,ljcct This is natural
enough but cannot conceive 1rty it is that clti
2 ms of this place should be so earnestly engaged
in the work of advancing the interests OF what has
ever been II riral town. Somc of these canvasscrS
hold property in this place. and Lave not. to my
knowlrdgr any property interest in Ilncrrvillc 1t
docs seem us though there must be some sc;rd ~
ce"t.re 10 action. May it not h. poitcd ohllga-
tinn to he canccl"d in the future Or perhaps
that 10000 appropriation. Il portion of it. may
he applied to this purpose. These are only surm.-
Sej. bat th"y may be usyy near the tru h
When the question was first agarl. meeting
WAS hcli in This place. at which ccr;ain ctz ms of
lacrrvillr as II Committee. presented an article "f
agreement. with bond alta ,hcd. setting FORTH that
the ciiz"ns If acrrvllr bound themselves. in the
sum of <3 O00 to appropriate the sum of 5000 for
the improvement of the road borec' fShuH m I
hc ~ cf Pl1cero lie. said money to b. Laid out l'y
committee imposed IF citizns Of Diamond
Springs. That committee was appointed. N tie
time | considered the matter IL mere fai CO and |
have just learned that the bond is declared. bv legal
authority, to he illegally drawn, and thus null and
without force.
What was the olject of the appropriation One
would naturally suppose. II ut it 'ff'rrd as
indncrmrnt for the citizens of Diamond Springs to
vote for rlacrrvn But IL grntlrmar of Flnc W
willie. stated distinctly. at thr same meeting. that
it was not they the ciiiz'ns Of accrvillr
SHOULD hn;ll the road. County stat or 10 county
scat" We have therefore ALTERNATIVES but tn
consider it in tho light Of free w Il of ny for
whit they term the muimH benefit of bMi places.
consider it ca Sc of " Kicn Sab, rather on the
one del orier.
In conclusion. hope that every person will cast
his yotc according to his own jn rm"nr. and above
all let not the bug boar story nf IL division OF The
county the south. influence him rs in case Of Il,
removal the same dnrgrr will arise nf a division on
the north and consequently, in this argument we
have at least Siand-"ff" TRDpNEVAD.
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From 81 F,nEr.

The Steamer Sea- Bird, Capt. $. Haley, arrived
ut San Francisco from San Diego anl intermediate
points. on Sunday morning last. Py this arrival
the +. Ecs. Nclri has Dc<crrt dacs to the - III
of April.
SrrE CoNsrITuTIoN a Convention for the
formation of ~ State Constitution assembled ut
Grrnt Salt Lake City ON the l7th of March, After
IL remarkably short. efficient an harm ninu, srs-
sion. the Convrntnn having cnmpIr,cd its lahors.
adjourned ON tn" 27th. The following nam,d per-
sons were lis flicrr> :I!on. J. NJ. Grant. lrrsi-
dent: Mr. 7. EulI' OK Secretary; Mr.. }. Grim-
shaw Assistant Secretary: Mr. K. +. Burton. Ser
gcant-at-arm>; Mr W. 7. Stnncs. Messenger :
MIR. 7. Iall noorkrcprr: and Sirs g. D. Watt
and ]. V. Long, Reporters
The Constitution adopted does not l,ff r. ma cri.
ally fi N the CONSTITUTIONS Of many of the State,
of the Union. he following are some of its pro-.
visions -
R(u mnry 0D7 Name All that part of thu tor
rcry of the United States new kn, WIN rs Utah
l"rriimy. and houn'l', Is Eilws On the wrst
hv the State uI alit, rnia the north y lie Ter
riorv Of Oregon. ON ,h" cast ly the summit Of the
! R' cky N'un'nin~. and ON the sou hv the thirty
seventh l31th) parallel IF north latitude. l. here
ly formed into free and sovereign State and ma
med rcSrrct.
Reip oo. All mon shall have a natural and un-
rE"nahlr right tn worship God ace riding tho
c'n'"S uf their OWL cn>ci"ncr> and the General
! Assembly >lnll max" no law rr,lm citing an rS,nl,-
lishm"nt of religion. prohibiting Ill" f"r cx"r.
else thereof to disturb any person in his rrlig-
iou% worship Sent im"ntS and all persons rm,,n-
iu~ thrms Ives p"nc"nhlv rs gm Il members of this
stare, shall he equally unlrr the protection Of the
laws: and no sub ri innIin or preference Of ANY
pur s'ct or drnrm nation t" another Shall ever he
established hv law. nor shall any religions tr>t he
"v"r required for any Office of !rn, under this Com
>tu'iun
The powers of gnvnrnm"nt Of tlc Sta arc ,livi.
l"1 int" three department. VIZ: .-Lcgi,l.,vr ixrc-
u'ivr and ulrinl
The I."gi>aivo authority is rested in n Gcnornl
Assembly. consisting Of II Senate and p.n>c If Rrn
resent nv"s: the sessions of the Assembly to ~"
annual. Tho Representatives chosen biennial
y and the Srnat"rs once in four years.
QHT froi s.--No person shall hr II momlcr "f
the General Assembly except he hr FREQ whtc
male crz"n If the incl ;ars. aud an inhah-
ant # this STATE ono v"nr pr cNlin@ til" time If
his rcinn. and has NJ his rl"riion an actual resi-
'l"ncc in the district he may he chosen to rclrc-
rent
Hon. Goo. a Smith nn Hon rolnn Tavlnr cdi-
tor Of Tie Nnrno" wrrr unanimously ccc' cd
rrlr.atcs Ia pr' crcl to Washington and Inv before
'"ngrrSs Ctahs request for admission into the
Union.
We cx'ract the f'llnwing items from the Ne,rS
Weather. warm and pleasant: soil in fine con,li-
ton for ingc seeding going ON rapidly: and an
imnls thriving instead of freezing, starving and
dying.
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Voters Of El Dorado County,!

The time for action has arrived. You are called
upon to go to tho polls and decide for the third
time, where shall he the inlical center of the
Empire County During the agitation of this
subject we have cnllatcd such facts and figures
having bearing on the subject, MS the brief noc'
of the special election woull allow. These have
been laid before YOU. Some additional ones We
give you in this paper. Real the law on this sub
ject, on the first page. Road the Address which
precedes it, Read our article below. healcl "Facts
and Figures Read the rlaccrvc Circular. to-"
and then judge for yourselves ~ to the merits of
the case and after von hay" decided in your own
minds, having the law and tho evidence before
YOU go to the ballot htx. and deposit your verdict
IF you conclude that the county scat should hr
removed to- placorvillra the enormous cost Mt which
rs is clearly evident it can only b, rrmrv"l and at
the immense loss in public buildings and huillng
lots which will inevitably result. then vnto for the
removal. and will submit. C"nmr will never
oppose your wishes expressed through the ballot
box, nor compel you year after year to repeat that
expression as our ncighhor has done.
1t is m imposition gond nature to comnel the
voters of tho county to como ont mt special clrc
tion to reathrm thor twice cxprcSSrd choice ot II
location for county scat: but spec al election has
been hurried up, thinking that yon would not take
the trouble to attend the rols-Ilacrrville relying
on her accommodating city vote, duly enlarged for
this day only
Come to the good work once moro. and make
your voice respected Give full votc-a clear
and emphatic expression of your willard we arc
satisfied your choice has twice honored U.s. we'll
honor it now
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SssAsaIs. ieslS.

So = >''''T OF "" HNIA t"urty OF i1' Dnvnt',,
~ The People of the State of California TO j. Il. JEN-
klNS lou are hcicb, summoned iu appear ii The Office
ol The under lglc, Justice of The Peace for Coona
TOWNSHIP Comfy uIoi cSadon HE l4th dy oJnne, a. d.
SOD III lo O'Clock ~ NJ. 10 answer The conn LIANT of IRA
d ed Doll r>, lu no'c o II nd g.vch by you h,
o. The 3.s ii OF VI ~, lSli. \ on failure appear
and answer jail gMcni VIII be tcndcrcd against The
amount ot ttiin and costs lrieon.
Given under my h md his th " of May A. D. 1876.
j. f. LONG. jus ice of the Peace.
The proper aid vit having This day been made befnre
me by A. Il koehn. l 'inl in The above cnli l,d ca>c
oider The llc''!"n ol the bovc in The Empire
ounty Argus, once we, for four successive weeks
Gwen undcr my hand ihIS The loih day of Mav a. d.
1886. j. I. LONG, Justice of ,he Peace
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NOTICE.,

"a NOTICE is hereby gwen that led proposals are so
Y ctcd for t"ki z Il illc lnigcni sick tf III
Dorado c. ttN, u " neat cn>iiI twelve months, CONF
in"nclng the 2uh Jdnc OF ilc ,sen year. AID extending
10 he . III June, 1897. Pi,lo>.s Will bc received up 10
18th June next.
D.lcrcn ;, and The amount BID each plan; the
oiut H. sitn> VIII ileir med cal attention
for the pcind .bovc Il, and sugges made
br the bddtr, all Il VIII th will T. t,is.d nd by hc
Board of supervisors he i.j;h next ana from the
dent plans proposed The Board will select and award
the contract ,c lowest responsible and comlei b-
der in accooa wi The made and provided for
The of the Id gtni Sex in h c,uniirs his State
AIKEN IRVINE,
Chair Board Supervisors
D. G. MckENXuY Clerk
Culonia, May IL, IS 6. 2j jt.
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HARD VERDICT Some attention has hren cxcit.
cl in commercial circles in England. hv n very
hard verdict. A gentleman an his wife contract
cd for pa sage from .Tan,,ica in {, vessel nlvcr.
tiSrl to sail in AugnSt. bur which did not 90 till
Nc'uhrr and then sailed without them On the
gcn'lrman's arrival in En.lnd he hr,urht an
'inn ngain>t the owner of the ship who shown
to havr rec 'vcd % nrr cent Of thu passage money
h,It the C nrt dirre:cd II non>uit. on th" ground
.nt thr cnp'nin nnly was liable IF this b. law.
says English paper. "ihr VIZ ,ngS 10 which pas
s"ngrr$ rr" likely I" h' subjected vii b. innnn'r-
able. In vast majority of cases. the ma 'tcr "t II
~hip wonl b. fnrd to possess no properly t" ron
dor it snf' tn bring an action agnin.t him. and it
his owner be not responsible there is no redress
whatever.
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For the i.n,piic County ARGUS


TLAcERvILLE LoANs. The town Of acrryilI,
tried its luck last summer ut road building. and
issued 1000 of shin raStcr>. Lately. that cty
has again been in the market with their wild cat
bonds. bahrlng two per cent. per month Interest.
ar twcniyi"ur per cent. per annnm. In this spec
ua,i"n. to raise the wind and rr>u>citate the rx.
chcqucr Of the city. !lHccryille has ut one jump
plunged into Il bt 1900, in violalion Of h,r char
ter. This has hcca done to brib1 an influence in
thrir behalf for county seat.
1t is sail that green horns have been found tn
purchase these worthless bonds. while the wire
urrs of Facrrvillr are snickcring in their sleeve,
at the vrr'nnry of the grrcnies they have plucked
,! says Flncrryllc. III we don't get the county
seat we won't pay the bonds-thcy are illegally is
sued"
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

New PAPERS The State Trbuie learns that
arrangements are being made to establish Two m nc
''ermnn language devoted To the interests of the
'rinan Democracy. and the other to the advocacy
ut the principles of Black Rcpuhlcuni,m In adIi.
zion TO these there is to b, Democratic paper
commenced on the first Of June at or S. City.
sierra Co
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Sh-riT's Sale.

re virtue of an cNtcu ION. issrd ont Of the Clerks
hB office of The ioum able ID icr Court in for EI
Dorado couutv ~ Judgment rendered n The Sih dav f
January, \. + g. III favor of Joseph GIBE NT and
against JOHN HUIE1T. fer 'hc sun, of nrc hundi I'd
II and nee ouchuai p h dollars wuh lnei-
cSt thereon III the rae ct ten per cent from
HE 18th day OF lanliy, y. d. 1885. tcg,lcr with The
of wcn,yeigh and lwrn y-fivr trc-l rdrcdth dol
lars costs of sui and acciing costs have levied upon
and z,d. aud will expose IL Public Sale, N the Court
Hon e in t"oma on til DIST day of May. \. ID. 1876. at
two o'cock r. NJ. all The right i" interest and claim,
of ,hc said John llmle of in and t" he following rs
chcd properly lying and b'rg in Fl Dorado county and
ale nf Calorni'. 10 wit: The equal undivided half
arr OF IA ceriain piece or parcel of land si'nad in kel
sev, county and ate ao'e>lld aud de- or bed follows,
I" wi hat tract of lard known IInlit, Rancl
hacng portion of Cincinnati Flat. bounded the nor
bv G.. W C,oledgS claim, lhe bv the claim known
Mr.. Waie' aud ON The west by The claim of Patrick
OMurpliv; the whole containing hundred and
sixy more or less together with The Improvements
thereon.
Sheril'> Office Co'ons, May s. 1876
+. B. CARSON,
Sheriff of Fl Dor do County, Cal.
?t-1 Bv NJ. Il. ELSTNEl. u der Sheriff.
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a QUARTZ SPHCIMEN. One day last week n II i.
ncr named James OAIall"y, work'as in hi, claim
at Uniontown. hit on OUR boulder which c at
once discovered had heavy sprinkling Of goll il,
it. and he accordingly troze to it. The ma weigh
ed y lbs and ON being crushed yielded about 500
IF gold 1t was found within tw,lvc inch Is # III,
surface, in ground that had Leen rope ted llo y.
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NOTICE..

NE EMBERS of ;he G'St'''"ia M"i@q C5mpany" are
lTE he cbt ird that as>cSSlnent of ilr,, j,,r,
(9h As>cSSirn has ben levied for the Oriental Clas
81" ATso - That the >h,rcs of all denu,l,nts in tho
location known Oriental Claims will BE- sld al Iublic
Tues av, the til day ut Iudc 1856 At o'clock
F. NJ in from ,fihc Bottle Hill Hotel IN The town o Bo,,le
Hal for back assessments II The same Lc paid by that
time
Dv order Of The 10 rd of Drcctors
ROBERT MARKS, Secy.
Bottle Hill May 18th, S5G. st
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Coloma, Nay l., IS g.

St 'fIf 50, i tk,4.t f.t.,, tto' do.
~ Know all men by these presents that !, JANE WAS
SUM vic Jacob WHSsun, of Eidnldo Civ, III Dor do
&. ,niv and S;nr OF California, h,itby d Glaze ,la i'll
tcud to carry tr business in own nuic and
my account, aud hl sail bu nr>S is L mchny
Keeping Private oiIdlng ll">r, and Ras Stock and
PonllrN and that ana inlivuu'lly lcsr"sblc for
debts contract lIN account t s.d ShesS, II
ihil the Mount invested IN nd bi iucs, does exceed
ihr of five thousand Il, laIs
Given under my hand seal his Il e 10Th day of May,
lS'i j iNf, VI. w \SSUM.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA Go, My OF Ell DoRApo
on this The o h d "i May, y. ID. 1896 nllcIed be-
Justice. Of II Peace and r said c. I'm v Jane
NJ. Wa>snn sais orlr prov 1" be The rrscn d.
bed III The 'or'g"I & dct"laun, by ilc oath Il II W.
Merritt, ComIcic and cred bic wi for the pm Sc
br duly who acki ow l. dyed 10 T., sclt rate
and apart from lcr husband. Jacob Wus>t,, that she
Signrd and eAecncd 'hc same freely and voluntarily and
for HE and purposes therein mentioned, without
fear tomlulSion II her said husband.
JOHN +. LONG,
C.loma, May, L. lSlc. o 1t justice of he Peace.
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iSdsSsssrps. an

III HE comrtnciSlp hrrt' fore existing between the
g d,rSiglcd in the aud style of Maichant &
CIockrr. his d.r dissolved by ,ml consent. All
claims g in>i the II H,usc WILL lac seiied bv John II OK
or. who Is also an hiztd c,lrci ii; noic,s due ,lc
same. JOHN MARC IIANT,
JOHN IEOCkLR.
Cooma, May Sth. 1876. 2o-3
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BILLIARDS. &c. Leonard & D"ughcrty have
"p"nr, ii fancy drinking saloon at Uninnt"wn. and
are JUS, putting up f,e ma, hlr-h'd bllinrl table
That Siuff1c l',a!h HAT was 50 much the 30 ut tin,
Metropolitan. now b longs to this establish mrnt.
and amy one wishing to make IA shove will find
the game in all its glory. at Leonard & Doughcr-
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CH>AMAN DEow>ED. On ru 's,lAy last IL China
man attempted to pull himself acr'ss the river al
Tunnc! "int in small skif kept for the purpose
and when about midway of the stream The block
on which ih" ropes ran broke and The sudden star,
cal>izrd the b. ar. and .'nhn found IL wacry grave
The body floand tn II g surGcc fer lalta mile
or nearly. but could not be rc,curd
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We issue our paper this week liitlr in aniic.pa
fi"n Of It's 'la'", and the regular public ,inn day
he reasons for doing arc obvious If not well
make the III We wish to have the paper cir
cuac' as much ro>sill' before the clrc iun--
wish to perform the same feat to some extent our
selves on that long hr-rrmrmhrrcd-,lny
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

KfLiGoFs NoTIc&-7R gh Rev. Bishop Kin of the Pro.
te'an Episcopal Chu cI will preach in This place. at the
Eli>cop" Church. next sunday The 18Th ns services
will commence al half. .as 10 o'clock A. NJ and at p NJ
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

DAVIS. uptown. makes magnificent c.: rram. as
was practically illuratcd and demons. rated to Us,
the other day
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

A NOVELTY. Th,sc fresh straw erie served
np IN $ lsar anl milk at the Fashion, on Tucsl y
" Nike" is some on deieaces
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AIlirI ans .!

Members Of Coloma Council will meet in The Old Hall
on Saturday evening, May 81. Important business will
be Transacted. and II tuil attendance is desired.
Ioi"'a May II, o6 by Order
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

NEW PARTY. The Volcano Lelger says secret
organization for the formation of an indcpendent
Republic I'm tho Pacific, exists in this St,te and
has existed for II year or more
The Empire County argus., 1856-05-17

Mn. BATES AND OCHsELF. We understand Mr.
Bates 1T the meeting Saturday evening. made.
certain stam ,ntS cuncGriing 0urscf that require !,
f'w w"ld' III reply. though it is matter OF lil,,,
h'quncr. lac speaker sud that lc was nu
IN ne an AhIlilllnlSt tian wrrr. an rndrav1r.
r'l I" prove it ly rcmarkinL that We were boil, ir
the cnnventlun that nominated General Harrison,
ain General Taylor. and that We hoIh voted fl
Scott and clay that he acquainted with II,
all that Time and thar worked IN the same lar
ness together We viii give MIR Bates the credit
"t being the hest fb IrIlrr we ever met with. and
we certainy think that if there Is nn better Eu nl.-
t"n for his Rrpuhl can doctrines than there i, for
his statements regard NJ Us. he must he in IL bad
way. We WILL state. just tor the fun of il. that we
were not in the National Convention that iumin,-
ted General Harrison. though we vntod for him.
nor the one that nominated General iaylur.-- me-
thcr did we vote for him and thou rh W. had ia Il
returned from the Me X CAN war. where we served
under the brave "l iicn'raL yet we cIst our vote
tor G''ncral CasS ,',lc The s;rngh of his Mich.
olson letter The irss and only time we ever mcr
Alr. Bates in the Atlantic States was in WASHING.
t 'n III 1912, VIII N h' II III Col. Zniri>lr were c.
tmnecrng for John Tyler, and all the silly twaIIlr
"f AIR. "a rs cpnrnd ctnry If this is 'blSl'
If Alr. Bat liSlikrS ing called an Aho ion.
I' we think he na better profess other princip
trr those Ire now advocates smell very strong VI
w Wool.--Slc. &ate Tribune.
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TEHiMA Go. Although politics did not enter into
the late election in this new county. all the filters
rl CT are sand to lac members If the American party.
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MARRIED..

In Greenwood, May ith, by Carpenter ESQ. Mr. r.
Z. FULLER, 10 Mrs AMELIA RIcuARDs.
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Red mDiiln If County Warrants.

"a Office is horeby given that there is II oney in the
~ County Treasury sufficient redeem all County Or
dciS p cscncd and registered ror To April l1h, l>.G.
T. NJ. REED, County Treasurer.
Conmn Nov IL
Demoine courier., 1856-01-10

tutoIeeScus nCiuOt1 mo Untteu States
40 be represented in q convention 10 as.
semble for the purpose of receiving and
sonsidsring tho proposition which she
intends " submit, Tor the capitalization
Of the sound dues, and the distribution
Of the sum 10 be paid as Communication
among the governments according to
their~ respective proportions Of their. mar.
itine commerce 10 and from the Baltic:
have dsctinsd in behalf Of the Uuited
t3,siss Tor .ths most cogent reaions.-
One il thai Denmark does no. offer to
submit 10 the Convention the question OF
her right 10 levy the Sound Dues. Sec
Oadly, that if the convention wsre all
lowed 10 take cognisanes Of that partic.
ular question, still i, would 90, bs com
pstepi 70 submit tho great in~,srna.ional
principle involved, which affects the
rights in other sases Of navigation and
and commercial freedom 40 well a. that
OF ssesss to the Baltic. Above all, by
she express terms Of The proposition, i.
~ contemplated that the consideration OF
che Sound Dues shall be comwingled
with and made subordinate to Z matter
wholly charlottesville balance Of pow
% among the governments of Europe.
While, however rejecting this PROPOSE.
zion, and Insisting on the fright Of free
,raosit into and from the Baltic. hate
exoressed 10 Denmark ! willingness on
the mar, of the United States to share
equally with Others the o . Of advan.
asses which commerce shall derive from
Axueodiwres made BY her for The inn
and safety Of the navigation
Demoine courier., 1856-01-10

absolutely superseded by The rscol-
lection u the fac. excited the zeal of
social propagandists in some sections
of the confederation. and when Z second
S.a.e-t6at Of Missouri-cane to be
formed from the Territory Of L~ouisiana.
q proposition YVES made 10 extend 10 the
latter Territory the restriction originally
applied TO the country si,ua.ed between
The rivers Ohio and Mississippi. MOI,
questionable was this proposition in all
iu constitutional relations. nevertheless
il received the sanction OF Congress,
with some slight notifications Of tone
10 save the existing RICH. Of the intended
State. II was reluctantly ~acquiesced 10
by the Southern States at q sacri6ce to
the continuance Of peace and Of the I'm
ion. not only to he rights stipulated By
the treaty With Louisiana, but Of the
priucipleof equality among the States
guaranteed by the Constitution l. was
by the Northern Sla.es With an
gry and revengsful condemnation and
complaint. because j, did not conceds al
they had exaciingly denanded.-
passed through the Forms Of leg
il took i,s place 10 the Statute
Book. standing open 70 rspsal-like acy
'ther act Of doubtful constitu.ionali.y.
Demoine courier., 1856-01-10

I6O4. lheeG treaties or convention
will be laid before the Senate for ra.ifi-
cation.
The statements made in my last n
nual message respecting the anticipated
receipts and expenditures OF the treas
ury have been substantially VERIFIED
IL appears from The repor, Of the Secre-
tary that the receipts during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1855, from all
sources, we're Sos, OO3. $50, and tina, the
public expenditures for the same period.
exclusive Of payments on Of
the public debt. amount to est. 1856, 1858.
Du.iag the same period. The pay menls
made in redemption Of the public debt.
including in,eres, anc premium, amount.
ed TO $9.s44.52s The balance in the
treasury a. the beginning of the presen,
fiscal year. July Isl, 1855. was $l6,.
G3l 1915. The receipts for the frs.
quarter, and the estimated receipts for
the remaining three quarters. amount to-
gethsr to e67.0 i6 1874, thus affording, in
ell, .as the available source OF the cur
seat 6scal year, the sum of CSC, $50 ITO.
III the expenditures Of the first quarter
Of the cusren. hsca! year. be added to
the expenditures Cor the remaining three
quarters, il is esiimsted by the Secretary
OF the Treasury shss the sum total will
De $76,236.s48; thereby, leaving an es
tima'ed balance in the treasury ia July.
ls46. OF 1893. 363.4J. The total
estimated annual expenditure Of the
present fiscal year includes the GO. 0OO..
900 10 meet the last ins.almeat Of the
100000 O provided for BY the treaty