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things, for il is still very uncertain whether

things, for It is still very uncertain whether
shall return next Spring or not.
have been ths,Iay to see one Of the great
est curiosities that Paris contains--the Able
L'Epee, who for many years has made It ms
sole employment to alleviate the unhappy
fate Of that unfortunate class Of human be-
ings the Deata Dumb, lie teaches all m
discriminatory, and whoever desires to be IN
structed in this method, has only TO present
himself and not pretend TO offer any recon-
pense, because that would give offence. Oh,
how consulng it mnst be to these Europeans,
that they are able to say that there still are
such characters who devote all their time TO
assist the unfortunate. The name OF such
man deserves 10 be transmitted to postertty
more than all the Kings in Europe. HIS
success has been astonishing: he teaches the
Deaf aud Dumb not only to converse with
each other by signs, but to read and write
and comprehend the most distracted meta.
physical ideas. He has published book
which contains his complete system. | would
send ii to you, but il is in French. which you
do not understand, suppose, sufficiently TO
read it. When the Emperor was here he
went to see the Able, aud was 50 pleased
with his School that when he returned Ia
Vienna he wrote him very fatterins letter,
and sent him gold box containing medal
and his picture.
Your Mamma in one Of her late letters de-
sired would get Violin for you. Will
you accept Of that left at homc-my Nam
ma tells me that Mr.. &. Warren had it when
she came away; but if he has sailed for Eu-
rope as he intended, be probably left il.
shall never make any use OF it. for have not
touched violin since left America, and
fancy | should not be able to get 50 good I
one for you here
Believe me to be, my Dear Cousin. your
sincere Friend, J. Q. ADAMS.
| Mr.. w. CRANcH.
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BIZ CnEERrIf.--I once heard ,0ung LADY
say 10 an individual. . Your counienanre 10
me is like the rising sun, for u always gladdens
ne with cheerful lnok.' cheerful rnnn,en-
ance was onr n The thing. wilrh J rcmy Taylor
said lis enemies cnud MOI take away from him.
There are some. prt.uns WIN spend their lives
IN The world as lhey No.li spend their lives IL
shut up IN Dungeon. Eselyth pg i made
gloomy aud frrbHliing. They 60 mourning and
complaining from day q das. lhsl .hey have 80
lnile, ard are constantly agxiuns lest what lille
ihry have shnuld escape ON Of their hands.
'fhry look always ~ lie dark side, and can
never enjoy lie good llai Is present for ihe evil
that islo come. This j. MOI religion. Rei-
gion make. the heart cheerful, and when is large
and benevolent principle, ne exercised, man
will be l,hppy 10 spite 81 himself.
Tie industrious bee does moi STOP II rom.
plain that there are so many poisonous fpwrrs
aud lhnrny branches IN is ros, hut buzzcs on.
leeling h,s hunry = here he ran find il. and pass
M lnielly rs lie places where i j. moi. There
enough ii Tins word 20 complain about aud
lind iapil with, II mrn have Tie dispn.iiIon. We
piieu lravel on a hard and uneven Rad. bel with
cheerful spifi. and hear. 10 praise God l,r
lis merc,cs. We may walk therein WIN com.
f.n, aud come 10 sic end 81 our journey III
peace.
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The Snew.--wc said last week that the snow
had as,c, longer and made better slcghing than was
ever before known here "by the oldest inhsbitam.
We spoke from our own experience of ihirysix years.
hut we 6nd we were mistaken friend, not onc. Of
the Oldest" informs us that about iorty-six years
ago, snow fell before Christmas which lasted untl
corn-p planting timc;' it remaining in thc:eorners OF
fences and protected places until after the LIST Of April
We hope the spell we are now passing through viii
not beat that.
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A RAILROAD DrPor CRusnrD.- Saturday
evening, 18Th inst. The entire ,oof the large depot
of the Richmond aud Danye Railroad tompa.
ny, 81 Richmond gave way from ihr erea, weight
y snow uron i. and falling IN crushed on, The
brink WALL. N liking complete wreck n ire
winle building. The depot va. 92j feel long nm
the west side, 2lO feet on lie east siie. and 1872
Jfei wide. and being covered in by pnr root.
supported onls BY small iron rods, preserved !
wire su'iaee for The falling snow, Which had a..
camusied 10 depth Of several inches brf,fp
The accident orcurred. Fo1una,ely no one was
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From the Havana Correspondent Of the National In
teligencer.

From the Havana Correspondent Of the National In
teIlgencer.
Havana, January 10, 1856.
We are advised thai Spanish fleet has sall-
ed from Cien'nsoes 10 San Juan Dc Nicaragua
- Spanish frigale, three war steamers, three
briggs. and one schooner--io JOIN the British and
French vessels a. that point, 10 settle The Wat
ker. and Kinney agricultural interests. &c.
The Spanish war and NAL steamer. Isabel
Ia raora" was losl i, the cas-, end of The ISL
aud The Sd instant, 10 pleasant weather, and
making her course mol liable BY currents TO be
thrown west. She lays upon r,rk reel about
lo,iy miles from Nuevllas south. M lives were
lost, hui IL he great confusion WHICH occurred
70, The want ol firm head much 81 he baggage
IL the Southampton and 81. Thomas passengers
was lost or stolen. The officer o The ship will
be irird by court martial as soon a. hey restli
The Havana. |, is SAID that they were esfeless
or ignorant.
Ii would seem, from motion here, thai sone-
thing of great importance TO The United States
vas neal consummalion bul ea'e KEEP, IN The
dark
Business aud weather If the eiiy good. Crops
getting heavy. with concentrated price.
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I u.yg \, .r,sr r. Rr,p.-The III,

HAvg 50 'risE 70 RraD.--'rhe idea sbnni
he want II tim. y b mere pbaniom. Franklin
iound time 10 The midst 81 all his lsb1rs 10 Give
into lhe hidden recess ~ III his philosophy. and
% explore TIE unlfDIdeD pal, Of srienrp. TIE
great Frederick. with an empire II his direction,
4 tie ulj.t u var. 90 tie eve II bsiiles which
seie 10 decide lie fate ~ bis kingdom, found
lime 70 feyel 10 tie charms of philosophy anil
intellectual pleasures. Bnuapare, with al Eu.
rope 81 his disposal. win kings 10 hi- ante.
chamber begging for vacant thrones, aiib thou.
SAINTS 81 psH whose drsiinie. were suspend d
90 Me biinlr lhesJ 81 lbs arbitrary pleasure.
hsil timr mronsetse wnh hoaks. Casar. when
e had egibed the spifIi- q the Roman people.
nj wss utunged wih visitors from tie lelGo.
est kingdoms. fnund time lof intellectual COO.
setsslion. Every man has lime i be is care
ful - impose il !. vel y H. mighl. lie can
reap ihrec.fnld reward. let merhanrs M
use II The hours az Their disposal u they want
- obiain pepper influence IN soeisiy. They
can i lhry phrase. hold 10 illef hands llie dies
ines ~ out Republic; they ire numerous. re.
spectacle aud powerful; aud they have unly 10
be einc.ird ball ~ well IS 0gher professions,
10 make Laws lpf tic nation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

T'Hr Wan II ORsopS The Indian war IL
Oregon j. bernaing mnre aud more serious.
and threatpns 70 b. long aud blpody sirag.
gle. Il will probably cost the United States
~ much time, money aud trouble Is did the
Plnrida war. The enemy is posted IL noun.
tain Businesses, every potiion NJ which is
known 10 them, While our soldiers are entire.
~ ignorant of The localities. They are also
mpre numerous. quite ~ warlike, better
armed and equipped, mprc energetic and bet.
ter proyisiOned than we're The SgmiDolcs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

NOVEL TELgoRArn MgFrrSo.-The II.
reslors Of the New York and Washington NJ, @.
nstir Telegraph Company were 10 have Lsd a
meetng 10 this riiy last week. hul we're pt,,cnt.
cd BIZ Tie distractions 80 lie ,ailfosd This III
not. however. prrsenl tie directors f,om com.
mnnicaIne viii each other, Tor Tie Baltimore
Sun ssys:
AZ u" arpniried houf tie rrcslfn, io,k ~
clisir inPhisl.lphia. and he durriof. ~ wash.
inrlon. Baltimore. Wilmington. aud New yo,L
promptly answered 10 tie call ii The tetl. \ hen
The business commenced. Revolution. ws,e
proposed. anil mnluns w,re made IL nnr ,iiy.
and ser"ndf,l SID debated NJ Tie n,lets. all, a.
mnrh " mpness ~ though III had been nt.,rn,
- one ROM. " tie course II sbonl IVA hrD,s
he hnsinass uas ~ transacted. dividend H..
rlaftd, and The meeting miiauined."
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f,nileCe rinrnf. -.rrhe chernkrr nnnli.l

College Burnt. --'rhe Cherokee Baptist Col.
lese, Csssve, Georgia. in process of construction
and nearly Completed was destroyed by Gre the
night Of the 4th instant. The main building was
three stories in height with two wings Of two stories
cach and was estimated 10 cost about $4,000; which
amount had been raised by private subscription. Il
was intended that The institution shond have gone into
operation on The irsi "Wednesday in February.
since Tie above was in yps we learn from The Case
wills paper, that the contractors have commenced re-
building the college and ihat is their intention pro-
coed IN the work with al possible diligence
The Trustees announce their determination 70 com.
mcnee the school the frs, Wednesday in February,
as al fret proposed; aud for that purpose have rented
a seitabe budlng..in the vicinity Of the village.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

Ma. FlLLNnRE. The manner in which M.
Fillmore discharged every duly lalling un.
der his supervision as President Of the United
States, While il has won tie admiration Of his
political friends. has also On frequent coca.
sions ELECTED the praise u bis foes. a frcrn
instance has fallen under oui observation aliLe
hpnofable 10 lie parties concerned. IN the
argument 81 ihe Wells case in the sonteme
Court 81 The Unite. States, few DAYS since.
Mr. Attorney General CASTING improved lie
otcasion TO pay a glowing tribute to Mr.
Fillmore. for the many proofs of 81. integrity
aud wisdom which he had lett behind him.
locked up ii the archives 81 the government.
but which bad fallen under lis ,ihe Attorney
General's) official notice.
Perhaps We have never had A President
who brought to the discharge II his high and
delicate duties. more exalted patriotism, a
sterner integrity, mnre comprehensive iu,ly.
ment, and who 80 thoroughly executed lie
high trust committed to his keeping. Would
that he were President now.
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pcmocratIc NATIONAL Convention

The Democratic National Committee, composed Of one
person from each State, met in Washington City on
the sh instant, and decided upon Monday the 2dday
Of June next as the mos, suitable day for the meeting
Of the National Convention for the nomination Of can
didates for Presden, and Vice President. The Con-
yention Is 10 meet in Cincinnati Ohio
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From the Washington Correspondent q the Baliimor,
sun of the 10Th instant.

sun, Of the 10Th instant
!. The Cabinet have had under considera-
tion the sIpcdienry Of suspending diplomatic
intercourse with England as mode Of re-
sentng the refusal Of the British Government
TO afford reparation to the United States for
the alleged violation Of our laws and neutral
rights Is recruiting troops IN tbs country. A.
no Congress is 10 existence, the President
cannot take the course which suggested
yesterday-to send special message 10 Com
gress and deyolyc upan them the RESPONSE
bilIty IL action for tile protection nf the ma.
tional character. lie NAV, therefore, take
more direct means. The proposition before
the Cabinet j. to Withdraw our Minister from
England. and not send another until tie Bri.
tish Government shall comply with anr Dc.
mand for rc,lress and satisfaction. There is
little doubt that this course was determined
upon last evening.
Z Tie situation of The House, and III utter
abandonment 81 its constitutional functions,
will render necessary and alerd an apology Tor
tie assumption aud cxcrciseby the Executive
IT such powers ~ the Constitution NAV con.
Ter upon him, under Tie most liberal con-
siruciion Of that instrument Therefore, il I
am not mistaken, the President is about 10
take some steps. independently Of The sus.
pension 81 diplomatic intercourse with Eng.
land, which may precipifate an issue between
this country aud Great Britain.
"lt Is very important TO the interests Of
the country That tie Senate should be taken
into tie counsels u the Executive Govern
ment, aud that the measures 10 BE- taken Tor
the maintenance Of the hpnor of the coun-
try should at least have The sanction III that
body.
" But no such measures as thesr, If taken
while Congress is IN it, present paraiyzcd
condition., will have the effect to induce the
British Gn,erpment 10 do u justice, or to
change their policy IL felation % The uurs.
iints IN dispute. The Executive power u
such Government rs this eau command no
respect abroad unrs. supported BIZ tbe Re.
presrntatiscs of he People. BIT Congress
4 nov regarded abroad Il. il y regarded here.
~ bndy more dangerous % prace at home
tlan formidable TO lOes abruad'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

A PRESENT FROM BREMEs.-Lieuteuant Nj.
Z. Maury was presented few days ago with
a beautiful medal from the Senate d the Re
public Of Bremen by the minister Of that Re-
public, resident at Washington. The medal
was accompanied by very complimentary
letter from the minister, stating Tue high APP
probation ii which the Lieutenant's merits
are held by the people Of Bremen.
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THE NEW yoRK rnLIBrsrERs.
rt.n ,he PldIaIeInLla nalIeLin.

from Tie PiilaleHlia bulletin.
The late events IN Neu York, rnnnrclej with
he departure ui the Star Il the West aud tlie
6Ilibuslefs. indicate slate u feeling 10 ceflsn
circles whirh - any thing bu rteirsbie, and
~ more 10 BE- regretted sinre il shows that i
most nnwise syinpiiby With law breakers j. "a.
pldiy gaining onnd Whr, on The one hand.
i've men are arrested m a charge IL hsing en-.
g4rrI 10 ho.illt expedition sgaina Nicaragua,
% lie Other. one hundred md iwrniy.hve. -.
rntiel and cleefed on BY comrades IN tie ili.
buster cap UNIFORM. are allowed 10 escape on the
bare representation u lie officers Of lie vessel
iliai iley were Is,aIen employed b. The Tran.
ii Company &c The complexion - lhe Wharf
ii Virgin Biy. Among iiluse who departed
WIS Gouncilman krnisan. =. captain u iifiy.
" rnnGJentaly" tfOciaiiniag 70 Tie multitude
Ihal lie was rning nui - help Walker. All
Dul liz went smid tremendous CHEERS anil three
traans fbr the President. No arms were found
on bosrl the Star II lie West: bul nesnalile
fastsailirg clipper ".Iippei through The Nt.
rows, laden eiih 81 lie fnnuilOns ~ var. among
which divers bsskris ~ champagne seemed ii
have 'otned no bbinponsn iien. destined iao.
bstly 10 figure 90 what The old Scotch Office
va. wont u term !. lie fisil d bottle |"
40 very jnlly and m.uy. beyond doubt
Gioans Tor lie highest sniiiptiiy ~ The eoun.
Wy for enforcing Laws winch hall be mus
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Democratic state Conyen,lon.-

Democratic State Committee met at raleigh on the
slh instant, and after consultation recommended thai
the Democratic State Convention for the nomination
Of candidate for Governor. be held ntLRaIeish on
Wednesday the 10th day of April next.
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virginia Lnnatic Asylum. = We i

through the Winchester yirginian, from the report Of
Dr.. Striking Of the operations Of the Western Lunaie
Asylum, at siauntan for the wear ending the 3oih Of
September last thatsthere were in tie Asylum a The
close Of the year. 3ss patients; and that during the
year CO had been discharged cured, much improved,
l2 improved and s. had died. The cost Of supporting
the institution for the year was estimated at $4,000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

IN lie building al Tin lime, anil No lives were
Io.l Thus ,lepol was erected al cost ct $50,
600 10 the company about Two yeas since. ana
was one Of The largest in the South. The loss
10 ihe company and 70 the merchants aud FAR,
mers who had lreigh. IN The depot is estimated
al $50, coo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

U. s. Senator.-Ex-GSv enor.Bigler Democrat,
was elected by the Legislature of pennsy lania on the
4h instant TO the Unitcdstates Senate, or siI years
from the 4lh Of March last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

srhTE GreLooisr ron GgoRoiA.--A bill has
been Introduced into The Legislature of Geor.
ga ior The crraiion Of an oIlice of State Geo.
iag,st and Chemist, The salary being 6acd q,
$1,000 a year.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, January %, 1855.

Congress, we have to repeat again, is not yet or
gained. resolution to elect Speaker by p'afaiy
Of votes, was rejected by yeas 81, nays iOc'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

yons qrINcY apAMs Id sEyENTEEN

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Al SENEAl bkN
4 correspondent of The Chrsiian Examiner,
his furnished that j,urnal viih a topy Of lei-
Ter OF the !s,e J. @. Adams, which some Of our
ynirar i,irn.l. ailI read with interest. Mr.. Adj
SINS m. ih,s country when boy. zen years old.
with III, fail,sr, and went 10 Euinpe, whrre he
rem1nea several years. Tie following leiier.
which iva. stilien q, the see Of seventeen.
anil sil,lre.sed.in hs cousin, William Crqnch. his
Junior ~ tao years, who became Chief justice
II Tie Cifrnu Genr Of the District 81 Columbia.
i. Characteristic Of the m..-indiealing az ssr.
IS determination 10 distinguish himself ss schO.
lsr--sni showing Affection fer hrs mother and
family. We haze The ori9insl nf The leiieI writ
ten IN the precise aud condensed style for which
Mr.. Adams va. noted. aud send you a cory for
publication IN the Examiner. think u has
gs,er been published.
Auicuil, linear pshs,l Dec. II. iiss.
Ihate been so much taken up these four
ar fite days IN copying both for my Papa
ard Mamma that Rave mol been able TO write
at aii Tor myself. expected that Mr. Tracy
and iir. Jackson would mt leave Paris iiil
nezt Monday, bot dined with them this
iay, and ihcs seemed determined uppn set
i,pz mt Tic day alter Tomorrow. shall see
them to-laUsroW for Tie last time. aud have
therefore unly this evening aud the morning
for writing.
You Cal imagine what ~ addition has been
nsds IL ms happiness By The arrival 81 a
Kind aud tender mother. aud a sister who
ll.lilis ms most sanggins expectations; yet
tie desire 81 retaining to America still pos.
.ss.es NE. rs Country la over ne ~ a.
ttaetlte power which ! ID not understand.
lndesd, I 1r.ipte thai al men have an attacks
scent 70 thrir county disilnct from all other
attachments. II j, imputed 70 our ipnllnes-
l1l or ltiends sud relations; Set ! ain apt u
thsns should stll aesiie 20 20 home, .err
al Il, friend, authorizations here. ICaunnt be
iuiispnced bt ms londness iur the custom.
anil HABITS ii mt country, ~ aas % young
ahen ! came u Europe aud have been here
- lgHs thai must necessarily haze adopted
+ many 81 Their customs.
Bat haze another reason l0r desiring &
return - ny nat,se caWatty. ! have Teen
\ -gth ! wandering being these seven years
that have never performed any fesuiai
c0ufse u studies, aud an deficient Un aiaB,
subjects. ! SSH very much 20 haze degre,
Il Harvard. aud shall probably MT be All,
10 obtain il unless spend Al least one veal
there. therefore have serious thOughts o
guiag 10 the spdbg 50 as - arrive ~ May o.
4 june, siay a lwslsem5nth II MI Slas's twh,
! hope would De- a. Kind to ne as he ba. Decf
To you aud j. 10 ms brOibersJ aud then en-
ter college for tie last year 20 as to com,
out ailli you. imagine that with stead,
application, ! might d une scar acquire saii
tiFat proficiency IL AL Tie sciences neces
sary Tor entering The last year. However,
knOs not sbeiheI | shall do sDy OF Ties
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

DRAru FROM Rariso SSow. = A lady n
Northampton county. NC. Mrs. John Iisw.
kins. i stated to have died Few dats 40
rom the effects Of eating snow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23

FaT.L AccrnESr.--A small son Of c. ]. Mel.
son. ESQ.,, of Gnldshorangf, shile handing a
loaded pistol IN 'ruesda, last, was shol hy ~ a..
ritlenill discharge. The enIe load entered liz
body aud he died in IN hour or two. WI lam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-23
small Pox In Richmond.- case, ofsmal

Pox have been more than usuasipreyaeni in the c,y
81 Richmond, Va, the present season..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05


by reason Of the inlamod state of the public
mind, false rumors and Misrepresentation
have the greatest currency, It has been as.
sumcd that IL was the duty Of tho Executive
not only 90 suppress insurrcctiOnary move.
mcnts in Kansas, but also to scc 10 the rcru.
larlty uf local elections. II needs little ar.
gumJnt to show that the President has no
such power. Al government in the United
States rests substantially upon popular cleo
ton. The freedom Of elections l. liable n
DO impaired lly the intrusion Of unlawful
votes, or the exclusion Of lawful ones, by
improper influences. hyviolence or hy fraud.
Hut the people of the United States are them.
selves the ull.suihCicnt guardians of their
own rights, aud 10 suppose that they will
not remedy. In due season, any such Incl
dents Of civil irecdom. i 10 suppose them a.
have ceased 90 be- capable of elicoycrnmcnt.
The President 81 the United States ha. not
power to intcrp0so m elections, To scc to
their freedom, Ia canvass their votes, OF a.
pass upon their legality in the Territories
any more than In the States. II be had such
power the government might h. republican
~ form, bug u would be- monarchy IN fact (;
aud II be- bad undertaken 10 exercise il In
the case of Kansas. Ice would have been
justly subject Ia the charge Of usurpation,
and OF violation Ut the dearest rights Of the
people Of the United States.
Jnwisc laws, equally with irregularities
az elections, are. IA periods Of excitement,
the occasional incidents Of even the frccst
anl bc-t political institutions hot all e1-
pgricncc demonstrates that In a country like
ours. where the right Of self constitution
exists in the complctcst form, the attempt
to remedy unwisc legislation by resort To
revolution, j. totally out Of place Inasmuch
rs existing legal institutions afford moro
prompt aud cllaciOus means Tor the redress
Of wrong.
| confidently trust that now, when the
peaceful condition Of Kansas affords opportu-
nifty Tor calm rejection and wise legislation,
either the legislative assembly Ut the terri.
tory, or Congress, will see that M acts shall
rrmain on is statutc.bo0k Nillativc uf the
provisions of the Constitution, or 'uhyrriyc
Of the graf ob~ct, tor which that was or
dlincd aud established, and will hko all
other necessary steps % ASSURE 90 ~ inhabi.
nui, the enjoyment. without Obstruction OF
nhridgrmcut, of all the constitutional rights,
privileges. and immunitics Of citizens II the
United states. as contemplated by the or
sanic law Of the Territory.