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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

and Of the power OF the general government
over IL, remarked e. am sorry that il
could be extended no further. but so Ear rs
it operates, It presents US With the pleasing
prospects that the rights Of mankind vii! h.
acknowledged and established throughout
the Union - you must bcar IN mind that al
that time all parties looked to the early de.
crease If slavery.
We have official acknowledgement Of the
fact that there can be colorcd 4" cltirns OF
the United States" give the following
Legation Of the United States Of Amer.
ica in EngAnd-passport No. %.
"Tho undersigned Envoy Extraordinary
and Plcnipo,cntiary Of the United States OF
America to the Court Of the United King
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland, hes. all
whom It may concern, 10 allow safely and
freely to pass, and in case Of need, to give
aid and protection to Mr.. william W.
Brown. citizen OF the United States going
On the Continent" tSigncl)
"For the Minister, c. u. Davis, Secretary
Of legation"
My h,hcr-in.law, George de Gassc, once
a subject Of Great Britain was, in 1904 nat.
unlIlcd the concluding par, Of his paper,
read as follows Geo. do erase was there
upon, pursuant to the laws Of the United
States in such eases made and provided, al.
mi,tri By said court 10 De-, aud be is accor.
dinghy 10 be-, considered citizen Of the
United States" John Rcmond, father OF
Charles l.. Rcmond, obtained naturalization
papers IN ISL, which declares him 10 b,,"a
citizen of the United State" Robert pur.
Wis and wife received a passpor, under the
seal u the Secretary Of State in 1854, crti.
tying and calling them citizens OF the United
STATS the Row Peter Williams received,
March 1886, a passport from John Forsyth,
Secretary OF State declaring him to b. cit.
iign " the United States many moro IN
stance. might be given in which the United
State, citizenship Of e,loryd rsrsous has been
ackn,wlcdscd.
lis clearly evident that this court, a, is
decision, ha, bad more rcsarl to the wishes
u thc South than 20 ,hc right, or man. or
io the demands u the constitution, " o.
the better interests VI the North What ~
.1ur,c have we. How eau W. PEI, down an
arbitrary power, and from which ihcrc is
no apgoilF We might invoke the spirit Of
1870 bat let rs first Try what shame will
DO. 1T Rhode l.lAul-let tie North b,
consistent in all it, political relations with
the colorcd men in their midst 1h,, |
think, will ,G,c, Jlo,llo,' victory Tor
right aud the country. anl attach u, even
m1rc strongly. g. /. y,
pR1,mNDT, March l2li.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Tur Lrr or PRrSrERs. According to the
Official reports Of Massachusetts, printers
live bu, lit,lc over an average Of thirty-eiSht
wears. We were just going to say that 1t
wa. a fearful thing to contempla,c-their
being cut of in the flower Of their days, and
after having been guilty Of more Iror' in
this life than any other sort of men, but we
remembered that very many printers do not
remain true to the Professions OF their youth
hut after some years sink gradually into
Governors, Congressman, Ambassadors &c.
and hence the tables give an inaccurate
flea Of ,helsng,h Of their lives. fPieayune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

SrRIIrAtlsN JlbcI G Woodman, Esq..
delivered a lecture on this subject before the
Spiritual Association, in Portland, Sunday
afternoon. lis subject was the Resurrection.
Ibis gentleman delivered q lecture On the
same topic at the Court House, IN this place,
on the first day Of the recent 'cssion,-thc
storm having prevented thcattcndancc Of wit
ncssc., the court adjournedat an early hour.
lIc described various phenomena which had
either been witnessed 10y himself, or had
come to hl, knowledge from reliable sources.
some OF thcs, were Of q startling character,
and are not easily accounted Tor on any
other hypothc,I, than that claimed by the
lecturer. lie was listened to by good nu.
drcncc, consisting Of members Of the bar,
visitors, and citizens Of the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

We find the following in the Hartford
Times relative to the cellar process OF trout
breeding
"Durins the past winter Mr.. T.. c. Rel
log has succeeded without much trouble in
breeding trout in the cellar. lie placed a
box with proper partitions IN his cellar and
put some sand, gravel and stones in the bot
tom. lie then procured two trout a male
and female, and went through the process
which has proved successful in France oil
pressing the spawn FROM the female and
plaeinc it in bis box in Connecticut rivcr
water, and kepta small stream constantly
running through it. THIS was about seven
weeks ago. lie has now seventeen tine lively
young trout, from half an inch to an inch
in length, and more in the process OF hatch
ing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
Resistance 10 UnjuSt Decisions not a
New Thing.

Blind submission o. ,hr Outrageous drci.
sion OF the m,Iriiy or the sarr.m- Court,
is everywhere exhibited by the rr,.,llycy
rrc.. They will not admit even the
right 90 examine thc harpsur by tie Ugh,
OF rra,1n-.much les % provide mean, Tor
preserving the country asln,, such dc'p1tir
acts, they Affect surprise and cry treason
that any elias, ol men should presume 60 ae.
differently from them. As 10 happens.
Thoma, jefferson iuIulsI IN Wholesome
fear, ol de- miscellaneous elect, which might
D, worked hy ths nnr,,crel decision, OF this
Court, that are now iolt ny many, and
wrote a, follow.
I'VE already .rc tie power installed fur
li'r, responsible nup authority Uur iu-
parchment i.upto,ruAsrarrcrDv) ajnnc.
in: with nrIs.i... AMI steady pace o. the
rrrat uhrri of consolidation lHr luundA-
ton. are alrlly deeply laidhy doe decisions
lr tlc auniaihi.lu " Constitutional state
rights Tlr, will rot ha borne. You viz.
have o. choose between reformation and r.r-
ohf,4. know thr srIritufthi, country,
one ur ,hc Other j. inevitable
We commend tho above lauruae' % such
q. nyr such a horror Ut the rnlorni,1ry
m1mrr. suggested by the Republican rr''',
and would assure them that thr. decision,
Ike numbers Of Ike character which have
preceded IL, can b. easily aul peacefully r.
rr,.d. That such . cour-s {. just, shave
che authority Of the same distinguished
statesman, who say'.
Won s,rm % consider THE JUDGES.
thc ultimate lrhit,rs 1T nll constitutional
questions: "a VERY DANGEROUS
DOCTRINE INDEED, and uHs rii,i r1u'd
pirr. o., H1r DE DE>pOrlSM OF NJ
OLlGNEClli.
u" The Constitution has created no ufh
uHslc tribunal knowing that 10 whatever
hands clufdr,l. with hs corruption II time
AND PARTY. IT, member, -ITWOULD
BECOME DE>POrS. II has, more wisely,
made all the departments co-clull aud CO.
sovereign within themselves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
United States "Cha,tcl " Mandatory.

.
The wisdom and humanity OF the United
States Cour, stands out most prominent in
that part Of their decision in the Drcd Scott
case, which dlgradcs every person who has
African blood ia his veins 10 the level Of the
brute creation. judge fancy and his four
associate shareholders have made the won
dcrlul discovery that a man Of dark skin is
not a man. that q woman Of tawny com.
plcsiou is MOI a woman, that child whose
ancestors may have been tIuscd with the
dark hues Of African blood is net child.
With a single stroke Of the pen, this court
undertakes TO strike out the "imagc Of God
from portion Of his intelligent crcaturcs-
thcy undertake 10 transform a man ilto a
beast, and BY Judicial cdict ROB large class
OF the population of every God.givcn right.
They declare a man. because be has dark
kin. and fJr no other rrison. has no rights,
no protection whatever under the Cons,itu.
ton Of the United States. Isthim b. abused,
insultcd, malircated, spit upon, and be has
no rcmcdy. The pirate, and hirhwayman
are coolly told by this high court Of
iudicaturc to rob and plumber, only commit
your dcpndations upon a man Of dark skin,
Tor r. lives IN country that dcpriycs him
Of the power 90 redress hi, wrongs. The
brlvlin: street fighter Is gently reminded
that be can use the cudsrl and bludscon
with r,rlcc, impun,iy by selecting his vic
tin from the African race The Shylogh
has a hint from oar Jadsc fancy, that be
can take the " las, pound Of hrsh " from a
man tainted with negro blood, and he has
nothing TO fear lrum the law, for tins is a
law to protect only favored class.
The "G,c slave driven, labor and toll
through a long ana elaborate opinion to
show that a person u African drsc,ntis not
q " an.rp." that be- has M right. however
sicrcd aud dear, which he can enforce in a
cour, ol justice. The result. lcgi,imatcly
CROWN. OF, Of thc,c hcathcui,h conclusions
ar, applied to pr,l Sco,t-vhcr he {. kick.
81 ont Of TIE court and insuliinsly told b,
has no right TO legal process, even br hi'
personal liberty. Thi, brutal decision, aim.
ol 80 l.r'v, that dcarrs, fall right. strikes
down alta sinsl, blow every principle Of
lrrcl,m. secured BY thc Constitution, in The
Who'll, country. Corrupt, time serving pol.
iu,iaus, Who ar ryaly @ barter away their
oru souls. anil would drag their own
mother, into scr,itud, 90 tie bidding Of
their ncsro-dri,irr masters, may try to
hDl.,Dr on thi. infamous opinion, which
hurl. man down from The high sphere in
which hc vhs created o. thr lrN condition
10 the hrut, CREATION. bat - will never hc
submitted % or arvuir.,sl in hy an iutelli-
cent rsur',. uu'r,, they, too, are willing o.
have %, yol, placed upon ,h,Irovu nreks.
", would respect the supreme Court uf thc
Uut,cl State, 30 Jon. as i'' member. have
any respect fur ,hrm.r',,, b1t when they
J-s,rnI-l from 80 hugh and exalted posse
ton assigned hy the constitution and laws
uC tho country. and enter the ring with
--umbius politicians, then We ,reA them
and their opinions with 40 decentralization
ilry deserve and leave thsm % receive that
contempt which $50 iu,4.tl people may
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

EuI,uo>. I; appears By a dispatch to
tbs NewIgrk Herald tia, the rotation sys-
TEN Of ohc, will only D, applied 70 the
North aud W,s,, while at the south re-
mr,lls will only De- made Tor cause. Mr.
Bayhau.n i, fearful Of disturbing the liar
muny of the GIe.el,srs, by yeuturius upon
new msu, but AZ the North, where there is
n1,bip: 90 lOsc, Doe has little regard Tor the
claims or ~ish,, OF present. incumhcuts.
G.u. Cas-, tbousht it poor rule that would
uat work both ways, bus the President wa'
Undesirable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Tnr APPOINTMENTS. Noappointmeni' IN
thi, State have been announced, as y,i.
In Massachusetts,. Andrew W. Austin "i
Roxbury, /, to succeed PeasIcc As Collector
at Boston.
Cha.. Levi Woodbury., is United States
Attorney vice BENZ +. IIallei''
Watson Freeman, is re appointed l. ;.
Marshall.
Col Greene, editor OF the Post, the Navy
AGENT. will retain bis position as a compli-
mcnt to the press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Tur ONr rm>G NEEDUr The Washing.
ton Union u., the following hnsuaS' en-
relation 20 the decision OF Judge fancy in
the Drcd scott case
"Tlrrc va, bat one hia: 7alied u give
to thr r,,al, IN ,he presidential contest th'
fore, Ut an absolute and Gnal settlement ol
~, sectional issue. That thing was thc
Judgment Of the supreme Court in c,.ir.
nation Of TIE DEMOCRATIC Doc.
TEINES which had received the popular
endorsement. Tho decision In tie Ord
SCOTT ease has furnished %. dosing and
siarliar confirmation u,,d,J."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

TnE O,r,yIC rEtrDEAru. The lh'' act
OF secretary D,hhiu, before he rc,ir'd from
oli,,. WIS 10 d,tail the steamer, Nnsarl
ami Mississippi cor laying down the oceanic
tal.saphic cable. These 'c''e'' will meet
two English vessel. in the middle OF the
Atlantic. where the cable will b, united,
on, proceeding 70 ireland aud the other -
New FounIllnd. One steamer lrom each
country will pay out the cable, the other
keeping her company 10 render assistance
should any difficulty occur. The cable i
now nearly completed. The Niagara will
proceed to England Immediately, to take on
board her portion Of the wire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Urm. Dispatches from Washington state
that new Governor will be appointed for
Utah, "a, the expiration Of the commission
Of brigham Young. lie will take out with
him sufficient military force TO sustain his
authority. In the meantime Brigham Young,
anticipating such change, has availcd him
self OF provision OF the organic law, and
located the capitol IN an unpoPulated' in
accssiblo portion of the territory, some five
hundred miles from SALT lakc,-thus plae-
ing new Governor a, such distance IRON
his salt Lake city as to interfere but little
with hissystem Of spiritual government, and
at the same time placing his sfirltuals be-
yoni danger Of temptation by contact with
the gen,il,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
Hook aud job Printing
Sleep on Your Arms.


Patrick Henry, in hi. celebrated War
speech. hciorc tho American Rcyolu-
lion. uttered the following memorable sen.
tcuc, &" n we wish to be tree, Il wc mean
to preserve in,io,ate these inc.timablc rryi.
lsr,s. cor which We have been - long COM
tending. &c we mean not lascly 10 abandon
the noble struggle ia which We have been
-o long engaged, and which We have pledged
our..ly,, never toahandou until the glorious
,uutc,t shall De- obtained, We must fight,
rIsa' %. ~. ~ mHV hcli." These clo-
lurut words ATE ~ true now As when they
vcrc 6r,i spoken. They vcr, then applicable
o. the great crisi, before the American
c.,outes,-ihsy an, equally 30 now 90 a.,
iIcdc,cyulgn,s OF ;ho revolutionary patriots.
Liberty vns m peril ia the colonies more
Jbau seventy wears aso, bat no morc - than
iu thc state, anil territories iu 1857. The
var has b.sun--l war % abolish liberty
and Install slavery an over ,hisc1uutry, II
B., NOT only VAR upon Oh, rr1pl, IN d.,
frre States. hut war against the C1usiiiu-
tIou aud toe Union. lisa war % rc,olu-
truu % o,Jslurn the government. IL - o.
undo what our father, ha,, done, and O.
DEPRIVE u, Ut the very blessing they ., long
t1u-d 60 SECURE and TRANSMIT, o. u. There
.s no Disgusting these conclusions. they are
"a. sit c,r.rut 90 a. any historical facts,
,rrraI gus upon tie Ias- OF American
history.
Too, conflict, now going on, in some T'r.
tious 1iihrcaur,ry ..rrac.lal, and in Others
var.blr. On E,na' i,i prosecuted Geo
u,,thc hu-ua-rol Franklin rrr-) through
,.rlu-rl lrll.. buruInc cities, and 'hu-h-
rrrl populations" TIE democratic party,
,arcr.l lt,1-.rt, holding che rim, ri thc
federal government. has rr,,irI arl carried
uaau." ono i1 that territory. On other
portion, OF our country, che same party
hay, attempted TO lr,u; abou, their pur-
ru-.. without O. r...rt o arms.
The a---rs,.r and common enemy is thc
,g-. rr-- pf Amrgil.-thc democratic
party is tlc dire, agency through which
10 acc. n, leaders OF thi' party are i's
tools. ,rrf. ,eayens.r,. rirrH and Dis al-
ula.,raura exhausted thc whole en.r.lr
ur ,ls government O. uvsr,um nurli'.r,..s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

TuE wurIE Illus ~ FAsnIoN. Star
KIM. who is up to all sor:s Of rhetorical
capcr., thus puts the White Mountains into
fash ionallc attire
And at every turn, old Washington w''
balsins into the cold and brilliant blue with
irregular whiteness, or Madison ~ more
feminine symmetry, displayed fresh vie"
Of sloping shoulder. clasped to the waist IN
an ermine basque, that eontrA''ed charm
,nrly with tile broad, brown skirt. OF dreATy
wilderness, pulled out to the foil sweep o.
fashion by unseen hoors Of granite
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

Tho Tribune correspondent states that
Mr.. Appleton will withdraw from the Union
shortly. The prospect is that he will not
obtain the printing Of either branch tor the
apparent distraction OF parties anu new
combinations. This failure win Others j.
not considered suspicious for the new Ad'
mini,,ratiOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27
OBJ Orfora 9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, MARCH %, 1857.
PUBLISHED EvIEr TEIpAr MORNING ~
DARIUS FORBES.
JOHN J.rERRY, Editor.

Terms. ---Oue DOLLAR and 60y ccuts stricil,
~ 'uNANCr; owe dollar and ssNtntS tive ceats
vuhia siN mlnthss two dollars ~ the cod #
ths ,r1r. T. wbirh huv ceuts will D. added i1r
cyc,, wear which rsymsnt - DELAYED.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms ;
the rrurreinr. n1t br,og rrsronsiblr iarauy error
ts,ori the ana. uat charged tor The Advertisement
CT Communication sh0uld ~ directed tu
" lhs ONirrd Democrat, raris, No"
~ >.N. rrrrNNUItL ) CO., 10 State 81.
bpston, and i22 Nssspu 81, New Notk, nee uur
onl, huthoriIrJ sg,nis i1rpfoCaUug suhsctiptiohf
forwarding q ly,ri.ymcntF.
- rn,u-nt &c 40 advertisements is held 90
be doe l1lm ihs date II the 6rst assertion.
hook aud job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

TurNprR SuowEE. A sight tbund,r
show passei over Ii, region on Thursday
nigh, OF last week. The weather Of late
h.s b en- qui warm aud old winter SCENE
10 have come TO the conclusion that his pre-
s,nee Is no longer desired. In this vicinity
the roads ars getting quits bare and as
consequence very muddy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

TuE CpN,rrrrrioV Tryr.B ooN lpncti.
cil and Familiar Exposition Il tho Con.
siitutinn IT the United States. by Fur
mau Sheppard.
We have in thi, volume a ,ricf History OF
the Discovery and Settlement Of the Amer.
can Colonies, the Article, Of Confederation.
.kc,ch Ut the Adoption ofthc Constitution.
Then follows an officially certified copy u
that instrument. The author has given a
brief and conci., explanation Of each section
and claus, either original, or from the
highest authorities, giving a good cApiana.
tion Ut tho working Of iho several depart.
mcnt' OF our government. The work is d.
.isurI particularly fJr the use OF Collsg~,
Schools, and Accidents, aud wc shuull
judy, was admiralty adapted Tor do, Pur.
pD.r. It. study shouli by 40 means 5c CON.
Gnrl To youth. The part each man d, called
upon 20 ac. under Republican form Of
Government, render. d, OF the utmost im.
purtaucr that Dec should d. thoroughly ac.
quantcd with the Fundamental law upon
which DO. government r..ts. This work b.
more valuable lum giving much informn-
ton a, 10 ,ls manner IN which sho iu,,ru.
mcnt has bsgu interpreted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

The Boston journal states that it Is rsti-
mated in some quarters, that five hundred
persons have been affected by the mysterious
endemic at the National Hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

S1Eauru The Tribune prints letter
ailr.--ed 10 Horace Grcely, 10y Mr. Leonard
Muy, OF Frame. who Is about 70 visit this
country Tor the purpose OF introducing a
.lsc'e, of African clng-Lo'l' '1oriaraiu'.
Ia Say, that the mo-t prccociOu. variety he
possesses would perfect itself in three months
ga the Northern Sates, and at the south be
can guaranty two perfect crops in season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

TN PhAv,rE. Tho March No. VI th.,
liidc periodical is at hand, rrplsl', as usual
with usclul and interesting matter ior tbc
Boys and G,rl, Published, by Wu. Guild
s. Go. Boston. Price, 81 Per annum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

T. Al! Who 'uf,r from Weakness AMI De-
biIty, w, say. Try the Ozys'on,ol B.t'crs
- ms!.cin, which contains no alcohol,
anl has cured the worst cases Of Dy'p'Psh,
A,:hzl, AL al arrangements Of The sion'
=.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

", are indebted - WIN. b. lApham
$50, Of the Secrctary's gce for valuable
State documents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

ARcric ApvTNINRE, from the earliest date 10
the Latest Expedition m s0prch uf SIR
John Franklin. Edited by Errs SaUorNr.
illustrated. Boston. Phillips, Sampson
& Co., 1857.
Much attention has recently been bcstow-
Ell upon Arctic Discoveries by the general
pcrusll Of DR.. Kane. narrative. The de-
tails Of that pcrilou' voyage have awakened
a desire Tor further information in relation
TO thcso frozen regions, and this wan, the
author of the volume before US has Supplied
by compiling IN a compact form a continu-
Gus narrative Of all the expeditions which
have bccn organized for this object. The
writer has drawn, for material, frum the
narratives ofRos-, Parry, franklin, Beecbey,
Back and other explorer, rs well ~ from
several works on Arctic subjects, which have
bccn Published in other countries. The
volume j, handsomely got up, and Is illu'-
tmtcd with numerous cnsr'ing'. IL is a
work which must, at the present. time, BE-
well received by the reading public.
NucnnoR JhcNwoop. By paul Crcyton,
author Of" Father Drighthopcs, a." Mar.
tin Mcrrlnlc," &c. Boston Phillips,
Sampson y Co., lsj1.
The previous works Of Paul Crcy ton have
bccn Of high character and surprising In.
tercst, and have given him an extensive
reputation. II /. Sufficient to say Of thi.
work tina, it !. story based upon the most
absorbing topic which can h. presented 10
the public At the present timc.-hmerican
slavery. The chief character is slave girl
-Camillc-:he daughter Of lgs master, de-
sscnlcd from an educated and refined mu.
la,rss slave Tho JEALOUSY of her mistress
caused her % he sold ioa Southcrner Tor the
blsest Of purposes. Her soul rcNoltcl, and
by the aid Of an enemy IN friendly di'suis'
she made her escape TO Vermont, when 'hc
fcll in with an honest New England farmer.
-Ncighhor lakewood. The scenes ar, vel!
presented, and her history and adventure,
are Of the mos, thrilling inicrr', throughout.
We observe It has h,cn dramatiic'l, and ha,
been presented daily at the B,,ton Museum
Tor week or two past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-27

NN..NHh.H .'ANHN.l. -=.'#
StNrr. Pa-.I o. o. .ulst.I-B,Il adj
GiaYuu Oh IA act rs.r.rt.r. tr. election Ul
,.s.tls, o- Prs..I.ut anu Nlrr President
N'- NII!l1ry, .g.u tls COMMITTEES un
Revision u Statutes, repY-tl t.,., ts1 0t
the r.rI,.r1. AMI tlr same wus r.,I q first
anil .rrlII time and passed O. Boz grsrI,,.,l.
FINALLY T.,el-i.r..,,H iar Tay.Us rs.l
1i 4reruut. uJml.g 90, i.r .,',.
Ior,E Read aal as.,.usl-An ast re,-
Gtirr fJ ul... required Hy administrators
AMI executors o iu,H1i.rl.s 90 estate, 1i g..
easel prrslls; resolve iu favor Yl che Flsl
River Road, apprlFr.aiIuE @auub annually
until ,g.l rH..i b. cumI..t-!.
Aaart iu relation rr publication Hi n'eu-
tiJas gE uarr.bs', rsg.yius tIa provision, .!
tlruli law, requiring th'Vr>uuc Of notices
came ur u1 DO, rl,.ts. O. H' cr-rN,,ei, aui
,.as l.l on tIr table Uu motion Ut Nr
Drumu1rI. % W4taryIll'.
\ message 40. resolved from the Governor
thrlu.I tl1 Secretary ct STATE, returning
% ths ll1Iss, with bis 0lecti1us, o. hiIl O.
provide iJg ths tr,al ID. criminals n capital
GLses.
on m0tiJa 90 Mr. Drumm11l. the hi.
together with thr Objections OF the Governor
wcr, rec1mmi,,cl O. the members of Oh.
Jni,,iary COMMITTEES on the part Of Oh,
House.