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GREAT Lon GEvlrY. A mother of five gen
cratons, named ka:urah Cleveland, widow Of
1chabod Cleveland. a revolutionary soldier.
died at Ilackensack, N, j., on Monday, aged
90 years. She had 10 chldren.55 grandchil-
'lrcn, LOG great grandchildren, 10 great great
grandchildren, makinga total of Isl offspring,
135 Of which number were living at the time
of her dcccace. She has son aged ~, a
granddaughter aged SO years, and great
granddaughter aged o. great great grand
daughter aged 7 ycars--all living at her
death.
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oLn NEWSPAPERS or CtcII C"rNTy.-We wish
to procure AZ complete ie' rs pos ihc Of the News.
tan"rs pu0lish ID IN Cecil county. prior to August
Dur object to bind th"n and keep them 50 that
ihcy may ne consult d by a persons GcS:rous of
referring to their columns We will pay II liberal
price 'or enough TO form complete files il hey can
) hat Among the papers, III" nam ofwhch we
remember are TuE EIkToS pRESS. TIE ELKTo"
Cm-RIrr, TIM CEciL WniG. WUhish% at Port
1JruositJ rnH PuET DEroSir Rock. and TnE tEriL
/; >zErrr prior to the date above mentioned
There may have been others. but We 10 not now
think of any Many persons in the couotv. no
noubt have partial files among their old papers
which of little or use TO them W" sh Ill
he pleased to receive any numicr, however few. rs
by getting one here aud another III re "" III " get
toririct. files Persons having them who arc dis
posed to as is: us in collecting them will please
hrnd hem by mail. or otherwise to this office If.
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ANOTHER VIGILANCE COMMITTEE. Recent
outragcs at Rochester. New York, have in
durod the citizens Of this place to appoint a
vigilance committee. The committee do not
propose to assume any other power than that
of detective police handing over TO the legal
authorities any Of the rascals which may fall
into their hands Each night a strong force
will be detailed for duty. and it is expected
that they will patrol the district set apart for
them from the next morning.
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SMALL BUSINESS. The Secretary of tina
Navy few days since removed Mr.. Charles
Pickett, an old Florida soldier, from the post
of Waterman at the Naval School, at Anapo-
lis, and appointed Andrew Denver in his stead.
MIR. Pucctt was removed simply because he
was member of the American party.
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CULTIVATION OF Corn IN NlCARAG UA.-
Corn is sown broadcast in Nicaragua. The
trash and undcrbrush is first buant off the
land entirely. The seed is then sown, and
the rains do the rest. The crops is not
bad considering the cultivation. The car is
not so large as the best in this country, but
it is filled with fine, large, ninty grain.
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REMiTTANCEs TO THE FRENCH SrBMEEGED.
The citizens Of New York have RENTED to
the sufferers 10y the foundations i'll France the
sum Of ten thousand dollars, which, with the
amount already forwarded by tho French resi-
dents, is equal to 100 900 francs.
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u The cholera is committing terrible raw
ages in Madeira. In Funclal alone 5000
cases and 500 deaths had occurred, and
there was deficiency of medicine and doctor,
and owing to the fear ofintocton the death re-
manned unbuTied.
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Approach Of the Great Show!
DAN RICE ON THE TRACK.

A LII the combined NOVELTIES OF RorH HEMIS-
n ruEREs are concentrated in DAN RICES
GREAT SHOW, To perform at ELkToN, on or
about The 18th of SEPTEMBER. Due notice
given. Afternoon and Evening.
BEHOLD TIE GRAND PROGRAMME!
The Performance will commence with n and
brilliant Oriental Entrcc. entitled THE ZOuAVES
of ALGERIA! IN which will he introduced
Camp in the Desert. with an exhibition Of the
wonderful tr,ining of the horses which arc tausht
20 lie down. rcccv, their food iu sitting posture
and to perform a succession Of ;eipid and brilliant
Military Evolutions, peculiar to the tribe. The
suurisiuply trained
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NOT Vs,E..

TNNlIE Orphans Court OF Cecil county hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
p5~School accounts viii DO passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Mar 8, lS56-tf. Register.
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ELKTON INSTITUTE.

TN1fE duties Of this school will be resumed
l. on MONDAY, the 9Th of September.
TERMS Latin and Greek, including the
ordinary branches of an English education,
per quarter Of i weeks, 1926. Mathematics.
Book Keeping, Philosophy, with plain
branches, 4.25. Reading, Writing, Cipher
ing, Geography and Astronomy S3.25.-
Instruction in Sacred Vocal Music given
gratutiously.
ROBERTLLOYD GOLDSBOROUGH.
August %, 1856.
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orr FOR FILLMORE Pollock of penn
syIyania. has declared for Fillmore it is repor-
ted. and will soon mount the stump for the
American ticket.
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pIJRIIC SALE

EllE subscriber will sell at public sale in
i. Gnrletown, Cecil county, Md, on Thurs-
day, The LII day Of September, 1856, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
Nl Mare; 2 Mich ,cs-
g fs Ss;. s ;; 1.' dsss@; sN-AA
aaASra,i Oxen, head otas - 4ssssze.s
Young Cattle. Buggy Wagon and Harness,
Dearborn, ! Ox.Cart, Saddle and Bride,
Corn Shelter, Wheat Cradle, Grind Stone.
Pillow Gears, Piows, lIarrows, &c.
Also
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Consisting of Bureaus, Desks, Tables, Fcath-
CT Beds and Bedding, Bcdstcads, Carpeting,
S"ia, Chairs. Looking Glasses. Stands, Cook
ing Stoves and Cooking Utensils generally,
with "A variety Of articles not enumerated.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums under SO,
Cash; and all sums of or over SO there VIII
be II credit OF , months, to be secured by
notes with approved security
u Sale to confluence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOEL REYNOLDS.
August 10th 1S5G-ts.
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Rising SUN village,

NOTICE
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS. raising
l. hogs and cattle, the un1ersig ned would
respectfully give information that he will
attend to altering and spaying whenever
called on. His long experience and skill in
the business makes him confident of succe IS
and places the owner in position to expect
recovery beyond Il doubt in all cases, with
proper treatment. Charge moderate.
Z. s. intend to call round i'll the spring
and then again in the fall.
SAMUEL DENNIS,
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md.
April 2G, lSjG--tf.
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CIIlLLS AND FEVER.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

,IIIS is TO give notice, that the snbscrbor of Cecil
l. county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court
of aid county letters of administration the
personal estate Of ROBERT CuRIsrY, late of said
county, deceased All persons having cmims
against tho said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or before the srd day Of June
1856; they may otherwise, by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 10th day OF August, 1896.
MARY ANN CHRISTY.
Administrators of Robert Christy, deed.
August IS, lS56-Gw
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BEHOLD TIE GRAND PROGRAMME!
ELEPHANT, Lal.a ROOkis.

In a number of curious fcats of balancing, and
display of instinct and Obedience
\ most novel, original and eolnical exhibition of
f ID L G a TED NJ u LES!
Put through course of GrOtosque Academies. and
Practical Classics, by their profound and cruditc
Prcceptor. DAN RICE. Beautiful display of
horse training. by ExcELsroU. tho Paragon Of
Stceds in ail his wurll-dcsht.ng leafs of Instinct
Affection and High Training.
White syrian CAMEL!
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PlOWs and Pi0W Castings.

TIIE subscribers manufacture to order and
L have for sale at all timcs~>S~
all the various kinds Of \SEs%;sz-zEE9
PLOWS in use, at their szzssssssSs a..sSsssssssez
Foundry and Shops in the
Rising SUN Village,
Cecil coUnty, Md. We manufacture the
'EAtwood'' Flows Of all sizes; one, two and
three horse; Minor s. Horton, Wiley, Self
Sharpner, Michigan, Dcuts. &c.
Also, all kinds of PLOW CASTINGS,
MILL AND MACHINERY CASTINGS,
&c. Old Wrought and Cast Iron taken in
exchange.
We also make to order HORSE POWER
AND THRESVERS, CORN SIIELLERS,
STRAW Gu TIERS &C. Orders respect
fully solicited.
HAINES x MEND1N1IALL.
Rising Sun, Aug. =, 1856.
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:. WILEY N W. holland f. J. RINEuARr.
SASH and PLANNING MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
Cecil County, Maryland.


WYE, the undersigned, have rebuilt our
w Factory and are now III full operat ion.
Our building is fire proof and our mac hincry
of the latest improved Patterns.
OWN" to our advantages in improved
machiurry the situation uf our Factory be
ing AZ one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumbcr and materials from first
hands, We thiuk We can offer Inducements
possessed by no othc" Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
pentrrs. Nc, to give MS a call, and examine
sur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
hand
Frames OF all Kinds and Sizes,
such as Door, Window. Sileli@hts. sc.
DOORS, WASilBOARpS,
SASH. ARCl!lTRAEES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS.
MANTIES, WOOD MOULDINGS.
BLINDS. &c., &C., &c,
or the Patterns now in Use. Brackets and
all kinds Of SCROLL SAVING aaa TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Our work is Of the very best material, well
seasoned; as we make no second class work.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such as Yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and Ilcmlock.--
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jontcd and
rabbitcd.
We have on hand and for sale u large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, Oh, Window
Glass, of all kinds, purchased from the man
utacturcrs, and sob. at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices: Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland u co.
April 5, lS5G-tf
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ELKTON, June End, 1856,

hereby certify that have one Of Barker $
Lifting and Forcing Pumps in use, recently put
in by Messrs. Staples q Cantwcll and have no
hesitation in saying that it works well in every
particular BENZ. +. MAY.
June 7, lS56-tf
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The Mercer, Trm,s, lyania. Republican ha
l.aulrd down the Fremont and run up the FIJI
,iorc flag.
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THE LAST CALL.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm OF
IA A. j. Scott 4 Bro, or TO A. J. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified 20 call
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close the
business. A. j. SCOTT. L.,
pa tzrhrF rrrCd with
.,,..,~. -.'"NlIctlF a'tcudcd to bv
rlEta, o,,.,, =. nASgON.
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II. II. M Az
OPP OSITE THE COURT noe IS
cners 10 tie E'u;;fic

osITE TIE COUNT louE,5
offers 10 tie G'u1fic
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
New Spring and Summer Seeds.
GONE of which will be found in the following
y cIttlogtc The Ladies' whose presence ia
respectfully invited, t-o particularly Interested
the frat list:
Danl, Piaidt in yasious colon,
lntniAan Paid BARGE,
Quadtic Barrgc.
Fine Plaid Chllios, and ig Il do,
PRINTED Barge peiiin.s, ChHll, pclainc@,
Lupins ali wool, Bclain.s. in various colors
Mourning Alpacas and high LuJ.re do; Iilack all
wool, Del,nos Blauk Chulli Dcliines. fE'd AMI
plain Black Boiled Silks in vtIious widths; piaid
Striped and Plain silks; French, Sc,ch and
domestic Ginghams 4. ain and neat plaid; Black,
high cold. PLAID tig d'and striped B.rcg.s, rrinja
neat fig i and large styles;
Shcctins Muslin, from 81 to III wide; Pillow
ease Linens; Manchester Huilta iGi and Ia;
Tickinss Of superior qualify Towel Dial eis in
various widths; lluekabac hmen and Crash Irish
Linens. Elay Liuens: WnuoW Curtain urus;
Brown and Hlcachcd Mus'irE; Er:iwn. Nicuchcl
and Cord DTiIngS; Paper MusnS vaI'oue ors;
Cold Cambrics; W elch and -hrcudir3 i,i.H,is CT
superior quality; Ladies sEr,s col L and while;
Wire lords and Whale bones
Black and cold Kid Gloves, Plain and Kid
finish silk do; Lslo Thread and cotton do; No
hair hEits. long and short: Black and SLATE IN.
grain Hose; White cotton do, at yarions price;
Linen cambria lIandkcrchipfs, at various prices
Stella Shawls and Printed cashmere de- Bi,c,
and White barcgc style do.
Ladies' Black and Cold Caters and Shoes Of
best make. stone China ware i'll com p Gle sctta *
single pairs, of the latest style
-, White Goods.
Fig1 Brillants and White do; Plaid and plain
Cambrics; Fig'd and plain Swisscs; Plain am!
Plaid Nainsooks; Jaconets ard Queens Lawn
Jneoncts and Swiss Edsnssand insertings; French
-tsfs1
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CLOTHES,
TWEEDS.

Carpets and carpet chain, Kentucky Jeans,
cottona'ics, Ginghams, Stripe Shifting, Tick
ingS, Nesting, checks, Irish Linens, Stocks,
Gents Silk lIandkcrchicfs, Gents Coats,
Vests and Pants, Brown and Bearhrd Mus
tins, Childrcn's Shoes of all kinds, Ladies'
Caters, Mems Boots and Shoes, Gents fine
mole skin and Wool Hats.
Aldridgc & Grant will be thankful for in
creased patronage and respectfully solicit
the Public TO call and examine their Stock
Of Goods before purchasing elsewhere, ut
their new store, nearly opposite Mr. James
Dcnny's. April b.
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n Office.

A Ii persons indebted to the late firm Of
"A Foard Il Aldridgc, either by note, book
account or otherwise, arc notified to call and
settle with the subscriber, who alone is
authorised to close the business, as early us
possible. Persons neglectng this notice
will find their accounts placed in the hands
of the proper officer 70" collection.
SAMUEL 3. FOARD.
August 16, 1S56-3w.
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THE CECIL WHIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
Ry y e. RICKETTS,

BY p. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS. $50 90 a year, in advance.
400, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs five.
l5eO, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding Il
sqi.re will he published three times for one
d ,llr: and twenty five cents for each suisse
Hu,nt insertion; longer ones iii the same pGr-
portion. g. Twelve lines BREWER. or space
equal to that make Il square. Ai'rrliSc-
inents published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly at nod crate rates. Advertisements
Sont without the number Of times they are
to he inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions 1fa squarc charged
as square.
No paper discontinued until all ar
rctragrS are paid
g. ;ingl, copies otthe paper. FIVE cents.
n ". B. PALMER. .i9ent. n. +. corner Of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
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COUCH. MEETING.

TliE Chesapeake City Council No. / will
Il hold stated meetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall on every Thursday evening at u O'Clock
when and where those wishing to unite with
the American Order can have an opportunity
to do 50. By order Of the Council
March 15--tc.
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STAYED OR STOLEN.
Collecting Money.

vNllE undersigned having been appointed
l. Il Constable III the Second District #
Cecil county, respectfully informs the Public
that he is ready to attend to all business
placed in his hands. He will pay prompt
attention to the collecting of claims.
.... WILLIAM p. FOWLER.
July 70, lSjG-3m'
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TNOOR, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, Straw
IL Mating, Hemp, Cotton, lng,ain and Stair
Carpetng, a good assortment Of each. for
sale by r.. +. MAY.
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" haEIC ~ asttH Va@ IHsVf
The only one every learned to perform.
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White Goods.

vii! examine the Ind list. Sold high col Ia. all
wool Dcancs; do neat ig'd AL wool do. ne#t
igd Chntzes and prints; pla' nd neat pl'rtd
Ginghams; Gloves; Hosiery; Mits; Belts Linen
cambric IIandkcrchictts; cola and black Boots and
Shoes; Pcrfumcry; Hair Erushcs Tooth Brushes;
combs Port Monnaics and Purses Of the most i'm
proved pat ems
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29


Democratic Meeting In Harnett County
A meeting OF the Democrats OF llarnett was held
at the Court House in Suinmervillc, on the after
noon Of Monday, the 10th inst, for the purpose Of
organizing for the coming National and State cam
paigns, and to appoint delegates to the next State
Convention. A,fss,
On motion of Col. Alex. Murchison, the meeting
was organized by calling Geo. w. Pegran Esq, to
the chair, and appointing Danl. McDugald, sece
tary.
The chairman having explained the object Of tho
meeting, on motion, committee was appointed 70
draft resolutions for the consideration Of the mee
ing. Col Alex. Murchison, Silas Douglass, Jno
MCNEIL, 4. II. Dewar, Jno. L. Bethea, R. A. NOR
den, and James s. Harrington, Esqrs, were sP
pointed 49, s,t-
B. Fuller and WI. Mckay, Esqrs, Of FsysH'
vile, addressed the meeting, vindcating the demo
cratic party, individually aud as party from sDs
peurile charges of imbecility and iinpurity, so o
impadently brought by the opposition press a''
politicians. - asss -.
J. G. Shepherd, Esq, was then called for ,na
responded in an eloquent manner, showing the ,es
tive positions occupied by the two parties ana &c
Tending the Administration against the mallclos'
imputations of the late Know-nothng Convcnuosh ~
He closed by assuring the party that he was as ,sa'
ever to fight as private soldier in their ranAS
The COMMITTEES then returned and rePo!aS.
through their chairman, Jno. McNeill Esq, W.
following resolutions, which were unan'ln0'''
adopted: 49, Sstssf7 ssgs,s - H.
Resolred That we believe that the highest secu1g
for the permanency Of the Union and the preseI,h
ton of the guarantees Of the Constitution is W.
found in sustaining the well tried principles Of !"
democratic party. sd es.. ,.s,,,t5-sl,sx =,
Resolped, That VIC have an abiding confidence y: !"
the integrity and faithflness of the present admu
tration, and wo do most cleerfully present tranA'
Pierce as our first choice for the Presidency NIB
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and because the abotioniss in this country arc in
the daily habit of prasing everything in England,
and holding up her conduct for to mitate-it will
not be amiss for to present facts. Eighteen
months since the British Parliament was forced, by
the pressure of public opinion to send out to India
commission to inquire into the manner in which
the people were treated there. That commission,
alter examining hundreds of witnesses has recently
made its report; and find the substance of it given
in the January number Of the Edinburgh Review for
the present year. 1t must be borne in mind that in
that country the government owns the land and com.
people to work exactng much as one half
and it issad two thirds, of the entire product
Of the farms 1t is diffcult-almost impossible, in.
deed-to collect such enormous rents As means.
however, OF exacting it, torture is habtually ap.
Piled present few extracts from the article of
this PERIODICAL publication as reliable as any in
Great Britain:
"Ihe fortunes which the commissioners find to
have been employed of various kinds and of diff
sfereHt degrees of severity. Some Of them are SO
light as to amount to little more than q menace
Some arc SO severe as to cause not only extreme
present pain but permanent injuries. mutilations
and even, not unfrcquently, death. Some of them
exhibit an amount of diabolical ingenuity on the
part Of the torturer, and degree Of moral abase.
ment and degradation in the victim, of which our
western minds can hardly form a conception some.
in fine, are SO ioathsome and indecent, at the same
time 30 excrutiating, that, although they are set
down markedly in the report We must abstain from
any specific allusion to their nature.
Inc two most common forms Of torture appear to
be the Eittee Gin Teoogoo called cAeeratal and the
gin0sri. g,s .-,..s
The kstteo corresponds with the thumbscreW o.
the European tor.urer. 1t is wooden iustrun,ent
somewhAt like lemon.squeezer. between the Mate,
OF which the hands. the thighs I'm wome, also Ii,
breasts tho ears, and other more sens,,vc n rts q
0sesdys ses0nessed to the lastYoins of spiursnee
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This is the position of things; that the old Demo-
cratic party is divided now, and you must, there
fore, decide whether you will act with the free
soil wing or the sound republicans. This is the
real point for you to decide. Will you allow
old prejudices to influence you on SO great an
issue? If you were, jurors, about to decide the
pettiest dispute between two of your ne:ghbors,
you would be ashamed to let prejudice against one
of them influence you in the slightest degree and
when the great interests of the country at stake
will you be less fair? ~ --ss. ss5s-
would, in the next place, address few words
to you who are members of the American or know
nothing party. Twelve months ago there seemed
to be q gnlf almost impossible between you and
those with whom am acting. In the first place,
yours was secret political organization, which re-
qured its members to deny knowledge Of aud conceal
certain truths. This was regarded by us as demon
alzing and mischievous in the extreme but the OBJ
lection is said have been removed by the abolition
of all secrecy. In the next place, your members
were bound by obligations to vote as the councils,
&C., might direct; and this was regarded by us as
directly hostile to the right of suffrage in the ct-
zen necessary to selfgovernment but this has, at
least in many places been abrogate and all tests and
obligations are said to have been annullcd. third
great objection the interference with religion in
the prescription of Roman Catholics, &c.; but this,
too has generally been abandoned; and the last
grand council at Philadelphia, by . majority vote,
admitted the Roman Catholic delegates from Louis
lana. These three great Barriers have therefore.
already been broken down. What remains, then.
of your peculiar Jews An amendment by Con,
gfess Of the naturalization lsWs admitting fos ar.
gument, that this may bel matter OF importance,
surely you wDl agree with me that NJ l. not - be
brought in comparison with qssstionsq ahe exis-
tenee-of the government ITSELF Had ySu savesn