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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
CATHOLICS;
Immaculate conception-BaIonne, on Canal.
lJesuit sl-Baronne, Common
St. Louis Ggfhedral-Jackson Square.
St. Anhony-Rampart c. Cont.
ST. Alphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Augustine-Bayou Road c. ST. Claude.
ST. Barthoomew-yilere, b. segnin and Bazthelemy. Al
giers.
ST. Joseph--cemmon, b. Aarias and Where.
st. Mafe-Conde n Ursnline.
st. Mary-Josephine b. Live Oak and Laurel
81. Patriek-Calnp, b. Julia and Girod-
st Peter Mariguy. b. CRsaealso and Greersea.
St. TheFesa-CAmp, opp junction with Prytanla.
ST. Trinity-St Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de Paal-Greaimen, 9. Aontegut
ursaline GOnsent-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, G. Mepomens.
FIRST CONGREG ATIoNAl: ST. Charles. n Jalia- =. =
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST. Peter's-<sssmsH's besse1
EspRnast Eglst Protesante franca1se-kAHpaHdi =.
Rienwile Christ Chureh-Cannl, Dsuphine 81 fanfs-
Camp c. Gaienuie. LukeHercules, neaI fsnciiy roed
Tr@nf,sSiseksen q Plaauenne- Annnneisiion- Annun-
I.IITHFRAN Euterpe b. Baechns and pryades
METHODIST: Csrondees b. Heyia and GTed fsisiy hoaa
E Chesfnnt Morean Esghien. DIyHdes feEpsshore-
Piev e (;reamen MaTias, b. Benyfs and Uenu Gomez
n jackson 81. Panl, teoosedl CAHoisen Osffeienss-
pE nyTEfsIAN: Lafayette Square. Pryania Che
Casacaivo Railroad. Canal e Franklin fn,sen ..
Josephine PTytania g Josephine. fnanAt G hsnen-
Bouigny. Camp, n. CadtE. -.
aERM EYANG: Protestsnt-fhip, Chippewa Profess
isrt-flio. b. Apollo and NAyahese
NiTARIAN: Pfytania, Gelape- Clio, b. Frytanis aau
Dr. AIDES. Terpsieh Nsyades" kutsEpesO saeehae
Snd DIyadet.
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
RIO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF NEW
New ORLEANS, January l6, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS January 10, 1858.
enemen-we the undersigned of property situated
Franklin street from Pos dra to Common street. respectfully
your honorable bony that are DESTROYS to have
with round and the hanquetes
Tegadd where the may necessary. The almost
pHsabe street renders It necessary This work
cav be done moderate OUTLAY the city being in OF
requisite TO perform said work We therefore ask for
passed Sections 9, M l2 OF the City
Charter and our petitioners will be grateful.
fti
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eseurs-Nous seussgnes pTOpTietares la Frank
lin parir Poydas Ia de la Commune exposent
a honorable corps, que desons
n n die rue SOFT pAv6e pierres rondes les banquees
iyees Ia OH il uecesire de lie faire lie
dams eeuel n rue rend necesshe
G travail peut 6tre fa px modere la Vile ayant dea les
rnatiraux uecessares son execution
Nous ea resolution soft ans qu'l
est eree par les l2 de la ehae de la Vile
petionuaires en- seon reconnaissance jaInais
Respectueusement etc
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POLICE JAH.--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought toahe City Police Jail on the
w 18th Of February the mulatto boy GEORGE, be
belongs Mr. Arthur Foley, who lives The parish of Assomp
ton, La. He Is feet inches high.
The will call and claim his property according law.
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered February %, 1858.
HENRY DUREL
fe24 l5t Clerk OF Comptroller.
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j Council Of the Uy OF NOW UrIesns;
Centemen-The fsigned Of real estate fronting
Benyie street. from johnson street. both sides
respectfully pray ordinance resolution be passed by
be Civ Council according for the brick
sidewalks bordered by curbsones and ooden CUTTERS both
sides of Benyie street. Roman johnson street. excad
IN, me porons where sidewalks have already
y The owners twelve feet in width the hoses and
feet in width next the intervening
filled up properly graded TO correspond with the brick
Iaent on each side Of the banquettes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTRoLIER's OFFICE. .
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1850
- EsOLvIEU, That the Comptroller be, and
II he Is hereby authorized and required give notice.
standing Advertisement IN the official journal that in accordance
with the nnth section Of ordinance No. lI2 approved March
3d. 1884 the Council will pay any bill aganst the city unless
contracted authority o. order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
Isignedl Il. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[signedl i. Ii. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of The officers Of the city and OF the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD,
Jyl6u Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fell LAVISH secretsire du consei das Assistant Aldermen
A INSTALLATION TO MEDICAL STUDENTS
n Course of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered IN
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY ana
DISEASES of CHEST including the Principles OF Physi
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
MONDAY in November, 1857, by ,, nm =, ~
sel6 en- ALEXANDER HARIi NJ D.
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CALF, OAIxUM AND COAL-257O half blrached
y sacks common salt, on board ship Levi Woodbury. ,
Is bbs each containing So dozen jars Patent kehned Iape
Salt.
50 hhds. Iehigh and Lump Coal
rs hhds. Broken and Screened Red Ash Coal
For sale by j. H. ASHBRIDGE CO..
ial4 100 Common street.
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z la VILE de In NouTelle -OrieAist
Missionaries sousgues propreares dimmeubles faisant
face 4 Ia rue lenye parr de Ia Roman jusqna Ia
johnson CITES pent espeetuensement gu une or
pass6e lie Conse de ve scion
Ia lo atm que DIES banoues bTiquetees soient Constitutes
sones DIES en- be de ehaqe cote
de Ia rue enve par de Ia rue Roman la rue johnson,
"a exeeption endois des banqlees ont aa etc con-
sutes pa propreaes les des banqueltes deyon HYo
ouze pes parr des maisons ct deux peds de large
par DIES curb stones espaee intermediate devant eire
comble pareent nivee ain de correpoaafe aVc e pa
wage en- briqnes de chaque cote des hanquettes al,
II lrfHs. I
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,,HnNnRARLE coNsEIL ComMuN DE

jas. IA hui hI-faN,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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REMOVALS..

ID H MUVAI4-R. 4 J. WATSON, WHOIES ALE DEAL
II Pttshurg Coal have removed their office from New
Levee foot of Julia No. % Commercial Place Jas I'm
EMOVED-CLARK, MOSBY L co. HAVE RE
IL moved 81 Front street and - Fulton street NIL
ID EMOVAL-C. W. PHILLIPS CO. HAVE RE
IN moved 10 as Union street, mis-
ID EMUVAI4-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
N Camp street. the of Grayer and New Ievee
streets, o23
d EMOVAIl-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re-
II moved the Banking House, of ST. Charles
and Uuion
ID EMOVAL-THE UNDERSIGNED H AS REMOVED
II his Notaa Office to No. So Royal street. between Custom
house and Bienyle streets.
% EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
ANDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION NEE
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY,S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
{ No. 3774. !

hss9red That Mr. John Weber, Dryades market
frst District be and he hereby rized
central portions aes Of both sections Of DyadeS mase
uoe ana below Mepomene street, to the Of butchers
eusvely and the portions wings both
lions OF said market to be appropriated the of Bshmong
ets irut sellers vegetable and poultry Dealers etc.
hssotred further that ordinance No 1863 page 1854 Of the
Fsed city ordinances be aud the hereby repealed
tSgnedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Asssaui Aldermen.
tSigned1 u. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approyed NsreI, q :
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The following officers and members for the present
term say from January to July, 1858:
Geo seymour Preside mt, found at e5 Tchouptonlas
street; Thomas IT. Shields Secretary, Odd Feows' Hsi
j. n Caldwell Treasurer AZ Csrondels street; J. s. Bots
dore q Commerce. j. NJ Wnslow Crescent office; j.
Foge the office of the Firemens Chartable Associaion
D. emle Levee Philip; W. e. Finch, No IL Gus
tomhoase street; T. W. Bohick, Heyia near ST. Paul
street; r. T. Field Of Camp and rod streets; NJ d.
agan No 247 rchouptoulas street; II. Dessommes, at
Holmes Canal v. Written, at f. j. Hart Co. 8,
Tchoupouas street, H. Schluer, No. IS Common street. H.
Kruze Aigers; G. NJ Timer, Apollo and Thalia
streets; Bornwasser, j. H. fanny Robt keaghey A. Lis
sens R H. Boeliz g. Robinson Poydras street. between
Tchouptouas Leves and L. b. Pothier, No. IS
Old I.eyee street, between Cont and Biepville.
fs2 THOMAS H. SHIELDS, Secretary. q
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s That the Comptroller he and he shereby authorized
70 sell after days notice In the official Journal the
Cor the RELAXING o. thar part Of Ieyee lying between
Louisa and the tobacco warehouses; the Third District
of the city Of New orleans the work be done IN accordance
with specifications file IN the Surveyors see aud the sale
subject TO the rejection Of the Common Council
lSignedl II. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March O. ls5s.
{sguedl CHAS. N. W ATERMAN, Mayor. milo
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Rsopcd That the Comptroller and he Is hereby author
lied the Treasurer favor Of VIM Richardson
for the Of hundred and sixteen dollars and
sB Paramount of his salary day policeman for the months
Of November and December s withheld from him during
bis illness which produced by while In the dis
charge of b = duty.
[signedl II. NJ SUMMERS.
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsignedl j. MAGIONf,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 2. 1855.
tsignedi CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. milo
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!. LuTuER Hosles, EouNpHY Avn

SLAVE DEPOT, No. ls5 GRAvIER AND IS
81 70 TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
INN Having epeue,l my the LIST Of January, 5S
Win GOOD aeeonnO a0ns for 200 Negroes, respectfully So
hV $40 vi s Q. =. HATCHER.
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[ No. a7s4. /

Hesolrsi entered into by the Street
Commissioner the continuance OF the repairs Of the Claiborne
street side from Bernard EysAn Fields
streets from Of the expiration Of the previous
trnet at fifty dollars-SsDper month, and
hereby approved Council and shat the
Commissioner hereby instructed continue said
tbe same price until keeping repair
VII the shell city until otherwise directed by
Common Council
rSgned1 II. N. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen.
TSiepedl j. MAGI0NI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Anproved March Q, 1853.
Isignedl CHAs NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
A true copy jules GAssARn,
milo Secretary Of Mayuralty,
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HUAVA JELLY AND PASTE-s0 boxes of 80
J dozen each Just received ia store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARDELlACH,
% Tehonpitouias street.,
nj between Grayer and Naiehes up stairs.
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Re.ored That resolution No. 1893 be- and It Is hereby
amended by inserting hundred and fifty dollars l50n
lien of one IN aud fifty doarsS 5and thus amended
adopted by the Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans
[Siguedl H. NJ. SuMMEkS
President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March g. 1853.
lsgnedi CTIAs. NJ WATERMAN. Mayor. milo
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ESTATE TIE OkpER--P- q. N. John Crfekaxd r. q NJ
Chas NJ Emerson and r. O. II. n DsntseL
JgDeALP g. N. james stockton. P. g. Geo. Hospsr
PErtTioss AND ArFEAns-P O. NJ j. O. DUNLAP P. q. Gee
Rsreshire p. q. Eneas Saith
LEsistATIvs-P. @. n. Geo. W shaw, P. o. W. Fl. Ellis
Y,sascE-P g. NJ H. G. stetson P. O. s. L. Baslsr and p
@. A. Thomson
CONSTITUTION BY-IAwsP. @, James Fprasaux. PIG.
Geo. termeyer p. O. q. Msnn
CAxpEsu1IsP. g. r. A. Deuel p O. P. @. Collins and
p @. j. NJ. Wagner
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.ds 8 pouces faee a la rue Franklin.


secretaire du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen
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The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages the parish
and city Orleans cees that the within charter was
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
w., r.taa.. A,,,,,st A 1887 49,
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COTTON PRESSES. ssf
Corner Of Tchoupitouias and Robin streets.
Corner Of Tchoupt6ulas and Henderson Streets
st. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras'
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Fchoupitoulas Richard Streets
Corner of Tehoupisouas and Richard Streets
MERCHANTS,
New Lsvee and Louisastreets
Corner Levee and Rohfgnacstrees .
Corner Administration and Rehardstrees.
Corner Levee and oloust streets, Third District.
| Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION. p.su,....,....
WOODS, p.,.,..on.,,....
hHAAS' Garner of Tchoaptoulas orangestreets-
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS: r.,.,,.nd .raxo.,.~w
streets, Third District
street. opposite POstlss, rhrdDstriet.
iNDAr New Lsvee and Rofhgnae streets. . ~
NE" isvee street between Moasguiand couestrsszt
Third District.
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+ No. 3775. !

Rcsoired That the City be authorized aud directed
take the proper institute the proper proceedings
Geatmen from PoloRne street the Convent
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board o Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 H. NJ SUMMERS
Pesdent Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March q 1853.
tsignedl CHAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor. min
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

GECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
- to the Second District Pound Derbgny street. btween
st. Ann and Main streets, estrays--
One black she Cost with white spots The left horn
One small white and brown spotted Kid.
One black she Goat, with white spots
Que black white and yellow she Cost.
Which mol claimed within and the expenses there
on paid VIII eold at public auction At said ponnd on TIL Rs
DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
+. A. GUYOf, Street Commissioner.
7. J. HITSELBEkGER,
- Deputy Comptroller.
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Resolved That this Finance Committee be and they hereby
proposals any
sell the city suitable piece ground for market house.
In the vicinity the site Of the Magazine street market
ceutly destroyed by fire.
lSgnedl H VI. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen.
ISigned j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 9, 1858.
WATERM
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NTOIICfG-l HAVE THIS DAY suLD TO ME JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
heretofore held conducted by for my account
the style of g. q. Dunbar Co.. NO. IA Canal street, ana
recommend him to the patronage OF all my friends and Gus
All those who claims against indebted to- g. g.
Dunbar Co.. will please call me alone At the 9ce NO.
Ia Canal street. for settlement. GEO. @. DUNBAR.
New Orleans, February IA, 1857.
INCORPORATING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
IN establishment of G. c. Dunbar Co, No IA Canal street.
the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business AZ
DUNBAR Co. and respectfully solicit the continued patron
the friends of the late house. as well as that Ct ny 9wn
New Orleans February IA, lsST.-fe16 iy
NTOTICE-MR. CHARLES QUENTEI.L will be asso-
IN ciate1 in business from date which viii be
carried hereafter under the style Of ADLER
New Orleans, Sept. ], 1851. SCI
MIR. CHARLES III. q. STONE Is A PARTNER
fl in our this date Tbs business viii be continued
under the name of DUDLEY, NELSON co. -,so,.
New Orleans July 1. is57.-iy2
NEExICAN LEAF POBACCo-A FINE LOT
Il Mexican Leaf Tobacco for landing steam
snip 4s'"s''''' '' FERNANDO 6ARnELLA6H,
No. g fchoupitouas street.
dl2 between Gravier and hatcher, mp stairs
| MIR. j. M. WAGNER BECOMES THIS DAY
| WI full partner in our house ,,,,,-,r,,., . 90
New Orleans Sept. l, 1857. seq I'm
| NHISSING-ONE CASE MARKED A. MIER CO., st.
wi Louis containing Machinery. Any information respect
ing the same will be thankfully received by
| do GEO. W. HYNs0N CO. Camp street
| NTOTICE-THE DEATH OF OUR is. COMMAGERE
viii produce alteration in the hm or business oil thu
house-he e0paneship providing for srch event
GRATIAA, CoNhAGEkE 60,
New Orleans February u is fec
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The undersigned Mortgages in and for the parish
Orleans certihes that the foregoing act OF cor
recorded this day in his Office in society BOOK
No A. folios 81, 50, SO and 81.
New Orleans November II, 1851. $500, ,.,,,,,,
LL.s JOHN HobNiEa'
certify foregoing to be true copy Of the original act on
file and OF record in my office. -,
hand nntaria seal at New Orleans, this ih
[L.sl day Of November, 1851 - = -
Nota NH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
The Next Governor.

EDITOR FREEMAN 1t seems to be conceded,
on all hands, that as certain portions of tho
State should take turns in having the Governor,
according as they are separated by natural d.
visions (by the Mountains, e. g. SO they should
take turns as they are separated by cioil divis-
ions-Counties, G. G.
| did not in my article two weeks ago, give
all the facts in the case, because not necessary
to my argument. These facts make my case
stronger. True Israel Smith and Judge Will
Jams have had the Office in question all Of
three gears. And that is all Rutland County
has had of this honor. But Bennington County
has had the Office tIcenty-tUo gears! And add
son County has had the Office eight or nine
years not far back in our history-Jennson six
and Slade two Or three--I don't now recollect
which, as | was out of the State when he came
into Office. But Addison may say Rutland has
had the Office since we have. The reply to that
makes my case still stronger; for if Rutland
has yielded to Addison once to give place for
VftO h1h'"O, Aioo' ohO )iOiu "Sdiu W Hldhb way
for another Shade?
But your writer from Lamoille SAYS Slade
should come in on precedent. stepping from the
Lieutenant Governors Chair, as Governors Ea-
ton and Fletcher did Answer, taking this for
precedent, let We say to that writer that
Judge Kiteredge was Lieutenant Governor some
years ago, and filled the Office with dignity and
ability. Then as Judge Kiteredge was Lie,t-
tenant Governor before James M. Slade, so let
him be Governor before Mr. Slade. Mr. Slade
is quite young, has just had five successive
years of good offices, and he can afford to ,cait
awhile. (Mr. Hall, too, has had plenty of Of
fees, as has been well sad.)
As you want Mr.. Keith for Treasurer, and he
is a X. N, and all the State Ticket were K. Ms.
the last two years, it is no more than fair thato
majority of the Ticket come from the Republi
can side this year FAIR PLAY,
Braintree, June 5, 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
Abolitionism Explained Mo. l.

EDITOR FREEMAN Il respectfully ask the in
dulgencs OF You and your readers to a series of
short articles under the above heading. pro-
pose t. write them, because | think somebody
ought to write them, and because nobody else
does it.
civil Government may be defined an organ
lzation of society to establish justice and pro-
mote the will-being of the people. DR.. Bailey
of the National Era says.
" 1t may not punish sin, merely because 1t is
sin, for that is the prerogative of the Almighty /;
but 1T Is bound to punish crime. 1t may con-
troll the acts, but cannot reach the heart 1t
may constrain respect for the rights of man it
cannot awaken love to God. It's true obiect.is
to protect every individual within its iurisdc-
ton in the enjoyment of life, liberty, property,
and the pursuit of happiness, thus securing
peace, order, progress; the Principle which
should govern its action is equality of rights,
which is only another name for Justice Ma
t'onaI Era, May 20, 1858.
DR.. Bailey evidently made the above~quoted
remarks in view of that natural law of Justice
which imposes an unavoidable obligation on
every government to secure rights to all the
people within its limits. IF he had in mind his
own theory of State Rights, which forbids the
Federal Government to protect any individual
within State limits, he took no preeauton to
guard that theory against the annihilating
force OF his more correct theory of governmental
obligation. He regards Slavery as "a curse to
the community that tolerates it, But while
he denounces it as a crime, and thinks govern
ment is bound to punish crime and protect the
rights of all, he thinks Federal abolition of
Slavery would be doing evil that good may
come, and would d" break down the sovereign
ty of the States" Now, it would be interest
ing to know what that privilege of State SOW
erelgnty is which would be infringa by Fed
eral abolition of what is acknowledged to be a
curse Would it be the privilege of maintain
ing Slavery? No, DR.. Bailey does not regard
that as privilege, and he denies the right of
State to maintain the system. What then is
the State right which would be violated p
Nothing else can be imagined, unless it be
right of the State to be left undisturbed in the
commission of crime. But as government pro-
ceeds on the principle that individuals have no
such right, and as a State is made up of, indi-
viduals, how is the right acquired? If the
Federal organization is government and if
government "may constrain respect for the
rights OF man. and els bound to punish
crime" why, in the name of reason, is it not
bound to use its prerogative against States which
prostitute their organization to the support of
crime and the violation of rights? Is it not
high time for DR.. Bailey, or some other stickler
for State rights against Federal abolition, to
explain this subject so as to make it Ineligible?
T SMITH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-06-10
East and West Side Of the Mountain.

The veriest humbug in our State elections is
the plea of alternating from the west to east
side of the highest peak of a range of mountains
literally covering the State from east to west and
North to South. 1t is claimed that Vermont is
geographically divided, by the Green Noun
tains, and because geographically divided, must
be politically divided. Now the range of noun
tains runs up from the line of Bennington and
Windham Counties on the South to the vicinity
of Washington County, when it divides in the
form of a letter Y-one prong running along
through portion of Orange, Caledonia and
Orleans Counties, and reaches the Canada Line
near the northeast. corner of the State. The
other prong runs along the west line of Wash
ing<on County, is cut into by the Winooski
River, having its rise in Washington, Orange
and Caledonia Counties, and extends along
through Lamoile and between Franklin and
Orleans Counties, to Canada Line. This, it
will be seen, sets aside Washington, Lamoille
and Orleans Counties as no part of the State en-
titled to representative at the head of the
State Ticket, because they are on neither side of
the mountain, but in it, or on it,
Besides all this, the west side of the mountain
have had nearly double the number of Gov
ernors, and they have held the Office three times
as many years, as the east side and the centre
together. Here is list, which we cut from
the Bellows Falls Times, showing the history of
this g alternating so strenuously claimed by
the New York portion of Vermont