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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25


SarcNING MrRoEE.--On Friday c,,ntli. ,a,t.
a man named NcArgar was marier,,i near
Gitscns Station. 90 the Michigan Central Rad.
road. twenty tour miles from this oity, by n,an
named Timothy Noorman. X appears .h..,
MeArgar bad been in vcormans house. with
whom he had some Little quarral on a previous
occasion. and .bhe be sas sitting ou a char
speaking To Noormans wlf. No3rman got b
hiud him with an axe. aud struck bim ~ hard
a. to hot the bead Of the ak iUto McArgag' ;
hcud. up To the handle. AitCr b. vas struck
be- got up and went Gu; q thy house. aud whtn
about ai!e from ,ae hoasr--.1s asN,rta,Bei by
the track II blood On the road he sat tega.
whe,e b" vas found Dad, ibir;y,>iv boars sltcr
wards
An inqu'e, vas held. ani the jsry f,lsru.i
q verdict ha' TIC d,csSej came 10 his deaih
by blow with an axe BY rlmo,hs ' cosman.
Ncorman vas a, The house adio,niug dasing
the inquest, hd, ,ArOnga the neg,lggnVe 4 he
justice h. vs.. MT arr,st,d Nourmsu has
acd 10 parts unknown. IL is aboat Eve ie,f
eigh, inches high rather s,oai mah, heavy
bead Of hair and quite gray. Gly Eve years OH
blur eyes, and lair comp'eXsoo, Is a liuaa lam,
As be has had cae OF h.s lecs brukeU. aud has
had one of his arms hroken. Which has kil 6
scar \ reasonable ressnl will h. pad 0r
the apprehension q the munkH - R't4s.
nsrsosrei, pec. 9th
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r.. Jg,ma ls.uram~c CON p~ay.


We invite attention to the annexed carl ol
Mesars. Kisa 4 Ric,i. IN reference TO the .Etna
Insurance Company, We checsfally endorse
lhc high compliment paid To the solveney aud
accommodating spiri, OF the Company, by
Mo~rS X. 4 r. Although this nrm Was I'M
able, owing TO the disastrous Err by which
they were sufferers. to present. the usually ne
quirca proofs Of their loss. the lima Company
promtly paid the entire amonn, Of the insa-
rance (sa.oO0) upon an affidavit being made
by Messrs. K,sa 4 Rica. Of the cstcn, 81 ,heir
los. Tbs. Company Is ranked a. oae Of the
most solver, ami wealthy in the Uai,sd Sia's'
Tasoposs fRrscu. ESQ, OF ,be firm 81
Samoan h FsxScu, ID the agent ior the com
.pany In this city, AMI To him Applications Tor
policies Of insurance should In mad
a CarA.-lsv,ss Tits day svc-,,sA irss ruaesoas
rssxes. Assa, OF The .ksa issatssss ,ewpsay, fvtR
rMuV SAM IalLAus, Va,nss' IN tau ~ oar lsss
,s.se apps Ice. IN 10 Rce hss.s, No' ish ~s eas~r
S.Il, Lsar pahlie tssssey 70 tie greet omp'ass. u
tSs Csmpsay y adsss.ss ,Ls isss ~" press .A,se
-, nsees.ss, very detective, cod - she sna
sSSs.ssss ssssasa ~ 10 shs" Asss' N 'as r',.
KING Arch
ssl., Bsssl, bee. si.,. isss-A>SIs
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Tbc ci,ixens 81 Prescott, al a Ja7riias Lea
in that place q -Aatt tig3c ago, resolvel % af-
ply IL the Wisccusr Legislature Or 2 Civ
charter
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

le oJ-BaoS oPsalon S.at toe irs, tbsate
ser ts,aoa isaed IN AgsTsca was az WI,ilsEs-
uar-, "a september ). 1852, Wien The Mer-
cant c! eli,s, sEi GARRIrEs farce IL Ieihe
VAS rertTEet. Is .aeofreet, aooosd.sg ,o iirs
ha-iest0a tosT,,r. which -iA,ss ,Lsi q si-n-
r. wa established "a Char.sl0r. ssalh Caro-
INA. 1876 Ire !ocaiIoa Eas ic Qac.r street,
TIM known a. Dock street.
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Repovs Of shs commissioner ut
PENSIONS,
The following is synopsis Of the annual r.
port o. the Commissioner Of Pensions

The ou;,s il . svno,s;s Of N. ANIMAL -.
ING 'o"o"Ds sypoPsis w '"e a"puai IT
ts,rt ~ Tho Co,ou,;ss;oper of pensiors.
Army PENSIONS.
.hs nuinber OF original Applications and ap-
pl'ca'ioas TOR increase Of pensions admitted
curing 'he year e''dihg June ~ $780, are as
ioaows
=, W'S".."@ l.rpos,ss.yv pyn,.sssp. I'd
carry amount. ..:.,......... ,; s.! .,
w.. y,s no or sa a'' " pm 20 ess a,
no Iuyaii 8, 30 do........I2, ss7 co
- ,..., ,.-,, .---.--
Toa .,r,e,r. J,. ,,n the .hoye nens;nns n,
,he liz =, i.sn;nr ,b. ,,sns;on ce,,;i;c,,s,
apoun,.,,
To Rs,aia,,on,ry so.ilsr, aaa w,Jo~. .s,s,,es, O.
To siI other. ao,Sss -
r..t s9os sgg .,
i,-.,no, ia, ras, yo... ,h.,o has hon na;d hy
H.''"S '"e past lear 'nett n''s 'etn t'au y.
tories
t. Revolutionary Soldiers. ..ssi.s.. %
=, ,' "aos' OF hs'9atioaa'y sell.sr. ses'ss .;
IL Isy,T,is Va 'f' '''''"'' AL rs =,
IT, - 100 o.
i"s "''"oe' Vi te"s'on "h 'he ro'i Oh 'he
SON June, 500, were
5li RevolutiunAry sotlers ,early su,oanl "a 81
5,lC7 Widows do do Do as az 10
1851 Wiaoss and orphans or half psy war
~ amount ai.lsS w.
. 800 laSald. YEARLY mount .......... ss3l S2 So
Il U,s persons Total YEARLY amount go 81 OF OPS -
~, on,, =,
ihe'e nas oeeh wv PENSIONERS auucn 10 inc
rolls, and 80 stricken of by death. Or the
80, ,,,,nb,r 81 o 60, Del, ;o,.,,, all.
q, 50 ".h' '"u'o"a' .o'""'s
MANY Oh lhH Class OF pensioners yet living arr
reported 10 be from 9S to lO6 wears old.
~. t..... ,.',.' 100, ,
-, a"d aaI;oa,;'snac ', ;n.,.nSa aa Spp',
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AZ aa uaa us1fei " ..sao. s-ei 50 siso
noaily Died 10 NlicT cs4a.y, i4'aas,. ati ii.
re,ftrg-s ;h1i ae saoald b. sai;ei d0xa b i0.e
bs'ss crnsisrsi 10 tee crave. Tbs si1ga'ar
request vas canp..ei vith. sad ..e wa barred
.r cay y u elf d, ,he depth az sty scc,.
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The annual report Of Secretary DoBpts IS
unusually ioug, ard certainly one Of the abiest
ever elaiaaiing rom isat Department Of the
Federal government
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The votes Of one or two OF the southern
States. aud Of California. are not complete.
The official canvass. however, Of ,hcsc states
will not vary materially from the above.
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iso's persons Total yearly amount sI,o7l, oss
There has been 800 pensioners added to the
rolls, and $40 stricken of by death. Or the
latter number PIP were Revolutionary soldiers
Many OF this class Of pensioners yet living are
reported TO be from 9S to LOG years old.
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uuehsasa . plurality .,.,,..
i,ashaass's majority ever sh
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sQcApE0Ss

y large portion Of the report 10 devoted
10 the survey which has been made OF the hot.
tom OF the SEA ; and the scientific discoveries ~
the explorations Of the great deep, viii Le
i1and deeply interesting. Specimens have
been prOcur,a IRON the bed Of the ocean, and
beautiful charts made mapping out ~ depth,
at distances at thirty, forty, sixty and one nun
drcd miles. The greatest depth obtaintd was
iva thousand aud seventy lathouis Two and It
harmics.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-12
THE BIBLE.

Some writer gives the following an
alysis of the "Book of books" the
Bible:
1t is book of Laws, to show the
right and wrong.
1t is book of Wisdom, that makes
the foolish wiser.
1t is book of Truth, which detects
human errors.
1t is book Of Life, that shows how
to avoid death.
1t is the most authentic and enter
tanning history ever published.
1t contains the most remote antiqui-
ties, the most remarkable events and
wonderful occurrences.
1t is a complete code of laws.
1t is a perfect body Of divinity.
1t is an unequallcd narrative.
1t is book of biography.
1t is book of voyages.
1t is the best covenant ever made
the best testament ever written.
1t is the best will ever executed; the
best testament ever signed.
1t is the young mans best compan-
ion.
1t is the school-boy's best instructor.
1t is q learned mans master piece.
1t is the ignorant mans dictionary,
and every mans directory.
1t promises an eternal reward to the
faithful and believing.
But that which crowns all is the Au-
thor. He is without Partially, and
without hypocrisy. "With whom there
Is no yariablcncss, neither shadow of
turning"
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NEW MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using 4. & J. NJ.
Ciarke's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1854, J
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at ordi-
nary run tho whole machinery being com prsed
in space Of "a by feet, all within the immo-
date notice Of the miller burr, boiling chest,
aud all The burrs now used are only 36 inch
es. This is great improvement on all devices
FOR the manufacture of Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can he put up in any
Mil for about the expense incurred by getting
Miilwright to repair the old style mills. MILE
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
to call at Morgontown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime tho operation of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up tho superfuous APP
penduges of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patent for
the counties Of Monongalia, Preston and Marion,
and will sell individual district rights, to suit
purchasers, JAMES s. CRAIG.
Morgantorn Mis-, February 22,IS56.
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" AlRJ,IBI'W i.
THINGS NOT IN ORDER,


l. To stand before the church door
before service.
z. 10 engage in any kind of con.
versatioA, even religious, between the
time OF your going in and the com.
menccmcnt of worship. That interval
should be spent in composing the mind
for the solcmnities of the approaching
services. .
3. 10 salute persons coming in, by
bowling, smiling, &c. 1t is proclamation.
4. TO look around to catch the eve
OF friend, and smiling at any remark
from the pulpit.
3. TO permit your children to sit in
any place except your own pew.
6. TO allow them to be stufling them,
selves all the time, with apples, sweet
cakes, candy or anything else.
7. Sleeping in church.
8. To be reaching for garments, OF
adjusting the dress, while the bencdic
ton is pronounced. ....
8. To commence laughing, talking
and saluting one another, as soon as tn,
people are dismissed. .
10. 10 stand in the door or aisle, anC
detain others getting out. ...
II. TO stand around the door, gaz
ing at the ladies as they leave the plac,
to see who conducts them, and many
other things which as little concern
others. ........
-. To read these items and not en-
dcavor to profit by them. .a
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Words Of Wisdom and Warning.

sR Against the insious wiles of Foreign Influence
conlure you to believe me, Fellow. the icaousy
Of Free People ought to DO constantly awakcit is one
WASHINGTON.
, SsV II is time that we should become n little more
anericanized and Instead of feeding the Paupers and
laborcrs of England feed own; or else In "A short
nne, BY OUR PRESENT POLICY, we shall be Paupers
ourselves--JACKSON.
w hope we may find In future OF
shielding ourselves from Foreign influence
commercial or In whatever form it may be attempted
wish there were an ocean OF Fire between this the
old word.--JEFFERSON
~ ever the Liberties of this country arc DESTROYED
twil be through the Vaccinations of Ronish Priests
LAFAYETTE. ...
EP Foreign Influence Is n Grocian horse to the Re
pubcwe cannot be careful exclude its entrance
MADISON.
" There Is an imperative necessity for reforming
the Naturalization Laws of the u. Ststes.-WEBSTER
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MorgantoWn Mills.
JAMES s.. CRAIG.

AVING extended his lease Of the Morgan
IL town FIGURING Mil, belonging TO Mr.. John
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing tho public
that by heavy outlay he has rcmodelled the
Machinery in said Mil, and is now prepared to
make the best article Of Flour and plenty of it.
Being now fully prepared TO max good work =,
10y additions to machinery and convoniences.
shall spare no pains to render general satislac-
ton. Customers may always be promptly sup
Piled with Flour ,-either Family, Superine or
Fine, to order. Customers bringing their Wheat
with them can have it ground promptly, or can
have it exchanged for Flour 10 suit their conve-
niencc. My aim is TO accommodate and to rem
al q lLnIn L.tlLA Il Ill
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IMMENSE SUCCESSi
The Cheapest Magazine in the world II
Ballou's Dollar Magazine,

DessgSed far E0ery ASOSvicaa Home.
Since Its commencement, Oh January I, 1865,
this popular Monthly has run up to an unprece-
dentsd circulation, being positively 81
A Miracle of Chea pness!
containing One Hundred Pages of reading
matter in each number, being more than any OF
the % Magazines, and forming two volumes a
year of six hundred pages each, or ftceire hun.
dred pages Of reading matter per annum, for
One Dollar! 49,
BALLov's DOLLAR MONTHLY 10 printed with
new type, upon fine white paper, and its matter
10 carefully compiled and arranged by the hands
OF the editor and proprietor, who has been
known to the public as connected with the Bos-
ton press for nearly 6fteen years. 1t contains:
Ns,os. Tales. Poems. Sketches, A1iscc1la-
ny, Adventure, Wit, Humor, &c.
from the best and most popular writer's in tho
country. II is also spiced with a record Of tho
notable events Of tho times, of peace and war,
OF discoveries and improvements occurring in
either hemisphere, forming an agreeable COM
Paeion for leisure moment or hour, anywhere,
at home or abroad, each number being complete
in itself.
Amy person enclosing One Dollar to the pro-
prietor, as below, shall receive the Magazine for
one year; or any person sending us sixteen sub
scribers shall receive the seventeenth copy gra-
tbs. M. NJ. BALLOU, Proprietor,
Corner of fremont and Bloomfield streets, b
Feb. 10, 1906. Boston, Mass.
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Agents for tho Union.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents for this paper, and are author
ICED TO receive subscriptions, &C.,
/: A. Hagans, a, Kiugwood, Preston COY.
WIN. II. Tut, at Evansville;
J. IL. Hiatt, Independence
Henry Labosco, runnellton
Jared Hagans, Brandonyille;
John Hermans, Fellowsville
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gladesyille;
J. Y, Horner, Lnmberport, Harrison Co.
John Bennett, Nestorville, Barbour CO.
DIR. Z. Parsons, Glady Creek,
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SUITS To ORDER
NJ. Hayes, Merchant Tailor

OLD STAND, WALNUT STREET,
MORGANTOWN, VA.
have just received and opened out, at nv
Clothing d Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
choice assortment of fashionable & scasonable
CLOTHS, beautiful and cheap;
CAssthEREs, fancy, neat and plain;
CAssIsETTs, stout for men and boys;
FEsTINcs, all varieties Of style and price very
pretty, fashy or plain.
Shirts, Shanghai and stand up Collars;
Neck handkerchief is, Stocks, &c.;
Pocket iandkGrchiefs, &C., &c.;
Gents Lambs-wool Socks, very nice; 49,.
Kid and warm-lincd Gloves, nice for sleigbing
or outdoor promenades.
TRIMMINGS OF ALL SORTS.
To my Fall assortment for 1855, I respectful
ly invite the attention Of purchasers, old and
new customers, assured that my stock is such
as cannot fail to please every tasto and fancy
Call and see, for charge nothing for showing
goods, and will not be displeased if fail to
suit you and you do not buy.
continue, as heretofore, to mako to order all
KINDS OF Gentlcmen's outer garments; and hav-
ing received the latest fashions and the goods to
correspond, am ready to wait upon customers
to their entire satisfaction. M. HAYES
Morgantown, Now 3, 1865.
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DO Your OyVss PAINTING

TNHE undersigned has just received from the
Il publisher, and offers for salc very valuable
work, recently published, containing full direc-
tons for painting in all colors shades &c., from
fine furniture painting and vanishing, down to
good, durable paints for weather boarding, out
houses, fences, &c. This worn will enable any
one TO prepare and apply paints, and do his own
painting very cheap, and to look peat and tasty.
The work is compiled from tho best artists in
America and Europe, and contains 100 different
articles upon the preparation and application of
Paints, Oils, Vafnishcs, limitations, &c. The
work is very cheap, being only 81 per copy
Persons RENTING 81 by mail will receive a copy
postage paid, mailed on recoip, Of the order.
Address, w. y. SlEGFRIED.
March 26, 1906 Morgnntown, Va.
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800 Acres of Land for Sale

NN1iE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres of
l. Land, in Barbour county, lying on tho wa :
tiers of Sandy Creek 80 acres of II are impro-
we'd, plenty of good timber, we'll watered ,pien-
ty OF stone coal. 300 acres Of it are level
me Farming Land is clear of stone, and it is
vel! adapted for Stock Farm. There are two
Dwelling Houses. Peaches and Apples,
in abundance. TERMS, for the whole tract.
$3.50 per acre; it can be divided into tracts of
800 and $50 acres, the price varying with ounIi-
ty. II lies miles South of Thornton Depot
For further information call on the subscriber
on the premises, J.K. BAKER.
October 20, 1865. l7tf .....
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Postage on Ncvspnpers.

In the County where published, FREE.
Out OF the County, and In The State, l3
cents year for weekly papers.
Out OF the State, and within the u. States,
rs cents year for weekly papers.
" Postmaslers receiving more than these
rates are guilty Of extortion, and liable to a
penalty.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
VNo all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases.
Il such as SPERMAT0RRHUEA, SIENNA
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNORRHH,A
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of ONANISM. or
SELF-ABUSE, &c. &c.
The Howard Association of Pbiladelphio in
view Of the awful destruction OF human life a nd
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
captions practised upon the unfortunate victim.
Of such diseases by Quauks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy oftheir name to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Female) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits Of
lite, &C., and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent Jnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with 4" Virulent and Epidemic Diseases, - and its
funds can be used for no other purpo Itbas
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. itis
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish the most approved modern Treatment
valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrhoea, &c.
Address, (post paid) DR.. GEO. r. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Q
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZRA D. HARTZELL, President
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. Sept. 20.--Iy.
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FANCY PRINTING.

We have supplied ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green lnk--fine glazed Paper of various
hues, &C., and we have the requisite skill
and experience 10 use them to advantage
Orders for fancy Labels &c. will be prompt
ly attended to.
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The Iporhi-~As you love your souls
bpwars of the world; it has slain its
thousands. What ruined lots wifo 7
The world. What ruined Simon Ma
qo.1 The world. And what shall H.
roGi a man IT he gains The whole void
and loses his Own suuI,
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AMERICAN PLATFORM.

!s'. An humble ackuowl edgemen, to the |
Supreme Being who rules the universe, for |
his protecting care vouchsafed to our athers
in their successful Revolutionary Struggle,
S"d hitherto manifested to us, their descend
ants, III the preservation Of the liberties, the
independence, II, 4 the union of these States.
ri. The perpetua,ion vi ,me Federal Union
os the palladium Of our civil and religious
liberties, and the only sure bulwark of Amer
lean independence.
81. AMERICANS MUST RULE AMERICA, and
10 this end, n0iire. born citizens should be Sc
iected FOR all State, Federal, and municipal
offices or government employment, in pref
crencc 10 natnraliZed citizens nevcrikeless,
4Ih. Persons born Of American parents
residing temporarily abroad should be emit
lied to all the rights Of native. born citizens;
but
9Th, No person should be selected for po-
lItical stations whether Of native or fore ign
birth who recognizes any allegiance or OBJ.
legation of any description TO any foreign
Prince poten'alc or power, or who refuses
10 recognize The Federal and State constitu.
lions Coach within its sphere) as paramount
10 all other laws, as rules of political action.
ON. The unqualified recognition and main
tenance Of the reserved rights of the several
e'ates, and the cultivation Of harmony and
''a'e'ha' good VIII, between the citizens Of
the several States, and to.this end, non-inter-
ference by Congress with questions apper-
"'h'ns solely to The individual States, aud
non''ntervcntion by each State with the af-
''"s OF any other State.
IN. The recognition Of the right Of tho
na'lNe born and naturaIiaed citizens OF the
United states, permanently residing in any
territory thereof, 10 fame their constitution
o"" avs and to regulate their domestic and
s''ia' aHH'Ts IN their own mode, sub ect only
10 me provisions OF the Federal Constitution,
WIN the right OF admission into the Union
whenever they have the requisite popula.
ton for one Representative in Congress
proridel. abrams ,ha, nopo b,, ,ho.o ,,I,o
ar, ci,iypre or ~ . Ir,.,,I
,o,,..:,..,.. "'''s' """e' '"e
"''o'' ""o Jaws 'hcTeo', and who have
" hNtd residence in any such Territory,
ought to participate in the formation of he
constitution or in tho o,oo,,,, 80 ,
fer said Territorv mr. S,,ts
oh ouia,,r
''e''N''' o' me principle That
no S'"'e or Territory can admit others than
native bora citizens to Tie right of sufTrage
or of holding poIi,icaI office ro,os. .,,b
rcrso, .rall I,no $780,, .s.,'>NI,. "'',''" sui"
~"'' nave Oo'n i'a'uIaI'@ed accord
''s 10 'ne laws OF the United States.
9th. A change in the laws Of naturaliza
ton, making continued residences IF ,,cn.
Is one Years If oIl nm, ba,o,arn.o I-.,:, 4,
:'it', 81 NV 'e'.'''''e P'o''oeo
','' a." ''''Sie"'oO'e requisite Tor citizen
snip hereafter, and excluding all panpcrs and