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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

YARD TO THE PUBLIC
" the legal proceedings which have beeu peuding be
tween Mr. aeny Wood aud myself have been determined in
bis vor ana ~ The public have been made
ing statement
About year ago improvidently uuadvisedy and unwn
hngy into an With Mr. Henry Wood for the
aum OF one DOLLAR not 70 perform for halt from
the date OF the agreement Al that ieave
the hale ana Old not expect to return until after the period
mentioned 10 me agreement But fortune eed otherwise
end WAS compelled return naive State suppo my
family and myself 10 do this commenced performing on
VIII leave the public to njunc
ton restraining me from performing until the expiration of
The year and half or must abide the decree Of the
Cours end withdraw from the stage.
Although not iners It ask that the public VIII gene.
rouay assist M T. Hooey my late partner ana who
unuee the business In bis unuDg to please and
lend htr TO band Of minsrels which
be exceued also beg leave 70 state that though of
from the nssns Of support and placed in state dependence
the time will come when shall again appear before you
endeAvor 70 crafty you and TO win your applause
Those who Will visit the Hall 444 Broadway will
upon the stage, but shall be tendance nightly witness
the performance myself greet my wshers
presence the of company Of
which Of late member and which have
In saying will give real delight audience any
other com pany 10 this city.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE CHRIsTY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

AMUSEMBNT8.
A CADEhY OF MUsIC.-MATINBE.
"A - PICcOLOMINp0
LAsT GRAND GALA MATINEE,
ana nor n appearance under previous 10
DON GIOVANNI and LUCIA DY LAMMERNoOR,
Eaturoay, NAY ~, Ut r. N. Doors open At II n TIE
whole OF Aozarps immortal maserwork greatest Of al
DON GIOVANNI
with the greatest cast ever Civ en- in America.
fAHOOl ~ Donna Anna
Madame srRAKosoH = Donna Elvlra,
yy,ovo,, PICCOLOMlNI ~ Zerlina.
sEnor kTroRk BARILI a. Don Juan,
c... :, BAHILI e Commanda'ore.
- ConSuctors.signor MUzIO and n sTRAKoBCH.
U0nizett's brand Opera OF
-. LUCIA DI LAMhEHMOOR.
NDe. CV6A DE- WlLHO1GT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Lucfn
n nEMhI eQUihkS... a. .EdGArds
AoHi"Snco 70 al paris OF the Academy H. No reserved
TICKETS FOR THE MATINEE
For me convenience Of ladies Msnce 81 each
MAY Dc nag y me following places: OF Mun Root
Anthony Co. 10 Nassu street, st Ech ias Hotel, Uni,u
flAce h0se Laerge House Hall Sons Broad SchArfen
berg tnn', y BreusipgA Aston House, Everett House
freecoE hopse clarendon Nunns Carks Chrsterns book
sore Covenhovena 66 Broadway Brooklyn Roses book
Store AgAnuc streets Walkers 2lS FuOn sreet. Tickets
M Mswse bs or sale a the entrance door Of the Academy
wnch sspeSs four addo =. ticket oces VII b
commence ~ O'Clock precisely rhe eutre acts VIII be Of
shor Duration 90 that viers sm the country be In time
tOr me raDroAde and steamboats,.
THERE WILL BE NO RDRERVED SEATS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

WALLACKS THEATRE
w MRs. HOEY'S
BENEFIT.
SATURDAY, May n, which occasion will be presented
for the first time IN three " ars, The
BOLD DRAGONS
The cast OF which will include the following
lester WALLACE, Brougham Bangs sone. Chppendae,
ard PkJsloe; Ms Hoey, Mis- Cannon Mrs
tan. AAo, the comedy OF
LONDON ASSURANCE
Sir Harcourt Mr. WAeos; Dazzle Mr. Brougham; Charles
Courtey Mr. Lester wallaek; Needle, Mr. Sloan Max HNk
away kr Chipppendale Dolly spanke- Mr. Floyd Cool
Tree
Seats can be secured at the box Office daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27


1TBLOB 0ABDEQ.
nDuI
1cke. 10 cents Family cnco. - Oents
MOST POWERFUL BILL
''''a ''a -'P SoR fHiS NIGHT ONLY,
stgnorinA 0ALLEfTA,
DUCY BARRE
wan sSPe~S ~ - aur - ruvAv n unr
In The operate ballet OF
LA BAYADERE.
TEE GRAND TRIAL DANCE
FIRST DANsEUsEs IN rae COUNTRY.
LUCY KSCOr7,
encored nightly IN her grand artas
Miranda
The popular tenor.
LA DAYADERU,
produced grand scale, with scenes, costumeS and
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS.
SEE THE GRAND TRIAL DANCE,
DUCY BARRE
6ignorina 0ALLETTA.
or seturdAy afternoon, At O'Clock the grand ope
LA BAYADKRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

Cour,Iey Mr. Lester WALLACE Medds Mr. sloaS MAY HsS
Sg sS &
Seats can be ,ecured at the box Office daily.
A cADKMY Or MUSIC; ,nr o.,.s,
Mr. s1RAkosCH bsss eavs 70 announce tina. he has
ssseN ssnars HSEIAiDH cSSTEsi. ''
0Ae % voc S''A'' LiEi V rKAeEpIEsNEs
Grssged Sy NJ Msrszss for his ns.. Havana season.
gnis osnt has OF the principal capital,
OF Europe with unsure g;s, ois sp ESssrsr
"" make her sErs ssSA9 . Jass on
In PaciDis grand tragic opera :,ro
cr''i'a as he greatest living I ps;fS of
Which opera ia now ace rehesrsa and win be performed
s rin sssr nSnTss splendor' with
-'' and Nine aAssIER
IN ny
2sb ~ O'clock when tbs new pantomne of toe Gent Of
N1sLos aA sKFsA Annovsornnsr.
request hu, dse. Of fass ths Manager hss made
Is szg1S ss.'' 0A''s'
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
M BENEFIT
SATURDAY May rs On which occasion viii be presented
o Silsf sow 81 SECURED
HA
e. ws 81 tss or
HAE1RoPoLITAN THEATRE.
Z" inc Dew Tf. SS sss LIsYERolLEs
ShShf Sunday 1e ss My IS p 1852 SSSwAH'
A
TO night last nigh; Of IL PoLIUTo; Or MATIkI.-
m FAMILY g ss lo csn a.:
G1SS a sns 1d H,a N ii5 DIN
~ 1s.n .y % LAT Oh ,
ssss g. 'sss sDn ss to or address 1h''
r AIDES AND GEf TLHMsN or THE A. h. pAvsN.
Port Dra%, ~, AssGcson are requested 70 .ssd ne
70 S aSoys Mont M
% 80 as ss sse1 css,
Sa e SSSe M Luke Mr. sen fn "a s g with
J.v. JAY. tecretar-. Il. II. ADAMS. Manager.
nS1
MINsTRkLs, at O'Clock Saturday May 2Sth, when
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIlN.
~ The Thirty fourth annual exhibition daily,
ESGsds.v ADsoN s1 fsH o s ses ns
THE srAaE.--pRAMATIc INSTRUCTION PRIVATE
pupils rendered perfect In eocutsn and stage bust
and borouehy competent for the theatrical profession
first class actor Address Manager. Union Square Post
mo LET-THE BOwERY THHATRB WITH SCENERY
wardrobe and properties. Possession given TIE tn
day Of August 1869. Apply 70 JOHN .. G1E6 receiver
Elizabeth street. near Canal.
FIREWORKS
EDGE's FIRST PREMIUM rIREwoRKs-rHs SUB
sr6e a.. nre nov execute ecu oraess for any
uers prices, comprising every known arislo In the trade
riders addresaedt0
JOSEPH G. L J. EDGE, Pyro<echnsssa
North Point, Jersey City.
BILLIARDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

BENEFIT
MRS. HOEY.
First time this of Bourcicault's comedy of
LONDON Assn RANCE.
By Mr. Lester Wsack Mr. Rrougham Mr. Walcot Mr. Soao,
Mr. Chppendae, Mr. Floyd, Mrs Hoey Mies Mary Ganno,,
Miss Tree, &c, &c And fret time 10 three years,
THE BOLD DRAGONS,
By Mr. Lester WaAck Mr. Brougham Mr. sloas, Mr. Bangs,
Mrs. Hoey, Mics Mary damon, Mrs Grsttan, &C. &c.
On Monday neat, May 80.
Mr.. JOHN BROUGHAM
which occasion the admirable comedy Of
To conclude with, first time IN four years.
RICH LIFE B SLOW SrAIRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

RARNUNs AMERICAN NUsEUM-PEERLEss AT:
ID traction. Revival, the solicitation of Thousands Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. with LlTTLECORDELIA HOWARD
Asd her veraate parents. Frieay hay e. nnernoon q
Gordelia and THE HusTER OF THE PYRENEEss.
original Effects in six acts and twelve abeaux. Little Cor
Celia howard Eva the Flower Of the South Mrs. g. Q.
howard Topsey, with songs and byeakdowns Mr. @: O.
Howard a. st. Chair. Happy Family Picture Gallery a.,
Admiration % cents; children under ten Is cents;
payauet seats, Is cents additional
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

biz cushions ahead all competitions; none aupe-
They have been subated 10 the place Of NJ. Pheans
cusions Of January IL 1885, and BY
Judges be the only correct and substantial cHshoos
invented. Buy will study their interest calhug
factory and examining tables and cushions
warrant 70 he az represented BE not humougsed By the
BY different for sail you splendid table
proved cushions with marble and slate beds for
SEQ and $50. everything complete
". Il. GRltFITa, Practical billiard table maker.
Fti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

DAvILION HOTEL. PORT wAsHINGrOs, sHEEws-
bury, 1.-THE undersigned begs leave 70 inform his
rien and the public that the ab,ve hotel the
reception and accommodation OF visitors
This pleasant summer retreat affords ali the comforts
and pleasures of first claes country hotel safe and
cious bathing fshipg and boating OF all hnds good
modnops for keeping borses and the surrounding csuay
sfoTds pleasant drivea Everything Will
conduce the comforts aud pleasure hose who favor
him with Witt TaOM AS DAyfS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

ITO sOU7BEkNERs.-THE HOTEL ST. JULIEN, No. 2
Warrington place. long and favor ably xn rs the
sojouin Of southern families Waiting this city, has BEEN newly
painted and urnished throughout and 10 ready the
equalled. Meals by private table or Ia carte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

AN IMPORTANT NoTIoE.-FKE RIAL OLD sSHU
"A me simon Pure original ACoss 90 many years
shed Chatbsm street. has removed 357 Bradway
doors from Duane strees where ha old peas
ea!l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-27

DLANOARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND rwELrrE
ID street, New York atoms for families
gentlemen reasonable price, Board, wi room 81 pei
cay wthou. room, 81 per day. Private tables low rates
BLANCHARD &MACLELLAN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
Internal Dissensions of the pemocracv

lnterndi Dissensfons of the Democracy.
Aspecial Washington dispatch to the
CiDcinnati Commercial under date Of the
Goth. says:
The Douglas organ in this city. the
States, whose editor, Pryor, was Douglas s
confidential adviser in the recent difficulty
with Fitch, declares. this evening, that
there is no longer Democratic party, and
cites IN proof OF its assertion the dispensa-
ton between Buchanan and Cass on Squat.
ter Sovereignty, Buchanan and FLOYD on
the Pacific Railroad, and Buchanan and
Cobb on the Tariff. 1t says that. on no
single issue is there concord in the party
and asserts that the confusion of Bable
was not equal to the present discords of
Democracy. The States being understood
toexprcss the views of Douglas, the arti-
-ticle attracts greet attention. The infer
nal strife of Democracy burst forth with
fury in debate to-day, which sprung up in
the House. on the slave trade. 1t was the
hottest debate of the session, being a real
debate. not mere essay reading. and ragged
almost entirely in the ranks of the Admin
istration, AM Republicans looking on and
laughing. a leading Democrat, Branch,
Tiled to stop it, saying if it went on, il
would lead to something worse than the
slave trade. He meant it would smash
up the party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
What Montgomery says of Himself.
From the Lawrence Republican. Ian. oo.l

From the Lawrence Republican JAM ool
There are two sides to every story
For months the name of Capt. jaime,
Montgomery has been Associated ONLY
with charges of outrage and crime. On
Tuesday he voluntarily appeared in thi.
city AMI surrendered himself to the civil
authorities for trial. On last evening be.
fore one of the largest audiences ever as
sembled in Lawrence-presided over by
DIR. Harding, of Doniphan-be stood for
two hours and half, and gave a history
of Southern Kansas for the last three
years.
We cannot even give an abstract of MS
speech. Many of its facts are already mat
tiers of hiopry. 1t is sufficient to say that
Captain Montgomery claims to have lived
in good faith up to the Denver amnesty as
it was understood by the people at that
time; that the late troubles have been oc-
casioned by violation Of that amnesty.
IN legal persecution. and personal attack
upon himself and family, and that he is
willing and anxious for peace on honor
able terms. His remarks were received
with great favor by the audience. and will
furnish basis in the minis of number.
for arriving at different estimate of his
character than they hal previously he'll
We believe AMI hope that this southern
difficulty has at last abont spent spent its
elf, ami that permanent pce'lc may hercaf-
ter reign.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
WAsHryeros, january %, 1859.

SIN: Your note of yesterday was handed
me this morning. In reply, / have to say
that you yesterday made charge that the
lately appointed federal officers in Illinois
were corrupt. dishonest men--or words to
that effect. You knew my son TO be one
OF those officers, and youecould not EXPECT
me to hear such charge without prompt
denial gifts truth. pronounced it to be
to your knowledge, untrue You subse-
quently so modified it as to satisfy me that
You excepted my son from the general
charge. although you did not name him,
and 4 made no further issue with you on
that subject. When at subsequent peri-
Oh OF your remarks. you attributed to me
statements which ! had not made, / re-
quested that in quoting me you would do
so truthfully. These remarks were GER
tainly not deliberately premcditated, -
but they cannot be qua iic,l correctly as
the impulse of momentary passion
lhe first was prompted by a determination
to dcieni the honor and character of nv
son, as dear to me as my own, against an
attack so general in its terms as necessa-
rily to include him; and the second was the
exercise of my right to rectify a misrepre-
sentatIon ofmy own remarks.
Respectfully &C., G. N. FrrcH.
Hon. :. A. Douglas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Bv Parks, from citizens of Marshall com.
Ety: For an effectual temperance law. Re-
icrred to Temperance Committee.
By Murray. from citizens of Elkhart. st
Joseph. and Marshall counties: Asking
that the Congressional township now lying
in the three counties be included in the lim-
its of Elkhart county. Referred to. Coun-
ty and Township Committee e.eie
BY Wood. from citizens Of Gibson coun-
ty: For a geological survey. Referred to
pecial Geological Committee. fe
BY Jeffries. from Indiana Yearly meet
ing: Asking that persons of color be per-
mitted to testify in Courts Of justice. Re-
ferred ih atAs
ShuIl offered resolution in favor of an
increase of the school tax to Is cents on the
one hundred dollars. Not agreed to.
W BILLS INTRODUCED. -r
By Parks:To provide for the election OF
clerks OF the Circuit Courts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
NOTICE OF SIIRYEY

NJ CTlCE is hereby given that the undersirp, a
/ wfh the c unity SURVEY r. will. on FRIDAY.
the lth day OF +, uary, 4 5 nj 10 O'Clock. a
M, Of said day, proceed 8 survey and locate The
corners OF the land belonging to the heirs Of Isaac
Coe, deccased, iyIrg IN section 81. town hip 80
north Of range e:Isr. in Marshall County, ln,i,ana
TO meet ON the premises and ,oatiDue from day TO
day until all is e, ell.
Ncn-residents Mo fail TO meet the Surveyor AZ
the time above m, nfioncd nj tiefiay, or provide
for defraying. their PORTION OF the expenses of said
survey, will be returned to the County A, ditor and
such delinquences placed ON the tax du, lcate, and
collected according to law s.-,rF
skifim3a3 fGaJ0HN GIBSON. AcExr
for the heirs of Isaac Coe, deed.
Janu try %. lS5g-l2t3 r.ss t-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

back 20 the House and recommend for pas.
sage. No other bills had been referred "a
the committee. ~
Hunter u,5ved to strike out all alter the
title Of the bill. and insert a substitute,
which was then read
1t prohibits the maintenance Of tippling
shops as common nuisances. forbids the
sale of heuor't to intoxicated persons, and
makes stringent provisions for its enforce
ment. 1t ignores the license principle.
The question was taken on Hurter's bill,
and decided in the negative. -
House bill % was then taken up by sec-
tons, and recommended for adoption. as
amended
Section 4was amended by changing the
rates Of license 'sfrom $50 to $780, to
from $50 to 81 900. e3hH efTUe9 4.
The 7th section was amended by pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor on the day of
any general or municipal election. Also
fining any person, who by himself or agent
sells or gives liquor to any intoxicated
persons or habituul drnnkard, not less
than 50 nor more thany$50. e saae
Section Ia was amended by permitting
persons who manufacture from fruits grown
in this State. native wine or cider, to sell
the same without license. ef - 81
Sections in reference to the duties of
prosecutors. and dec laring an emergency
were adopted, The bill was recornnieh-
del for passage. and the Committee of the
Whole reported. knd the bill was ordered
to be engrossed. o'es ia'7
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SPECIAL oRDER.-THE usuRY LAW.
The House resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole. Edwards in the Chair
on the usury question. bill Go under con.
siaeration. srl eli.lf ~ 8
Harvey said the enemies Of the present
law were very active. But the voice Of his.
tory proved that high rates of interest had
been destructive to the best interests of ma.
ltlons. Uusurious intereSfIas ever been q
moth and canker eating at the vitals of So
ciety. The reason for law fixing allow
rate of interest is based on philosophy and
common sense. Capital is worth a GER
tain per cent; more than that is tax on la.
bor.a AS the interest on money goes up,
the price of labor m0S down. 1t has been
claimed by men offhe best intellect, that
money was worth only 3 per cent. year.
1t has been shown by Wheatly of Phila-
del phia. one of the best fnanciers of this
country, that money is worth only 81 per
cent. a year here In this State, taking
farm products at their cash value and de-
Quoting for cost OF labor, &C., and cultiva-
ted real estate does not realize 81 per cent
Other industrial enterprises do not give a
profit of more than FIVE per cent a-
1t was the banking interest, not that of
the laborers who asked this change. One
half the voters of the State were men taxed
on less than $500. and they were not clam
oring for change. as isis1
Stanfeld explained the character of the
bill. Under the present law. the holder Of
a usurious note cannot collect any interest,
and the costs ofthe suit are assessed to him.
BY this bill, he may collect the legal inter-
est and the principal on usurious contracts.
On motion of Gordon the committee
rose. and reported progress, recommend
ing that the subject be the special order for
next Wednesday at 2P.M
JOINT SWAMP LAND COMMITTEE
The House took up and concurred in
Senate resolution for such committee.
Hamilton of Boone, and Harvey, were APP
pointed an7ke part of the House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN with the Count: Surveyor, will, on Saturday.
the 10Th day of February, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a.
"-' OF sad day. proceed 70 survey and locate the
csrners Of the land belonging to se heirs Of Isac
Coe, deceased, lying in section 8, tewpship 80.
north of range least, in Marshall County, Indiana
to meet on the premises and continue from day TO
day until all is sureyed- aAT
Non-residcnts who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned, and defray, or provide
for defayins, their portion Of the expenses of said
survey will be returned 20 che County Auditor, and
such delinquences placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according 10 Law. - =
- JOHN GIBSON, Aorxr
for the heirs Of Isaac Coe, deed.
Jan. 81, 1e59-1ot3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
TO NoN-lESInEN1,s

VIE undersigned with the County Survevor-
wii.en Tuesday. The lst day of March. 1889
at ," clock, a. m, OF said day. proceed to survey
ana iocate the corners of his hand in sect; ON (
township -, range ] east. in Marshall c,pp,r
Indiana; to meet on the pr, misses, and continue.
from DAY to day until all is surveyed
Non residents who hail to meet tll. Surrcror
the time above mentioned, and defr.,r, or ,rovid,.
Tor derying, their portion of the exrensc of said
surrey, will be rrtarnei to the county Amli,or and
Snci' dciInfuences placed on the tax duplicate and
collected according to law.
Jan. 81. '59-l2w3 F.. NICHOLS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

a PETITIONS PRESENTED. rc sre -
BY Parks. from citizens Of Indiana: For
legislation discriminating in favor Of those
holding small offices. Referred. se
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
BY Stanield. from COMMITTEES on Flee
tons: The report holds that the speci6ca-
tons of the confession as to the legality oil
the election are not sustained by the evil
derce, and there is not sufficient evidence
to prove that any of the ballots were fraud
ulently taken ont and others substituted,
the testimony showing that very large
number Of split tirkets were voted: they
therefore report in favor of the sitting MEM
Der. j. u. Firestoue. -
The report was unanimously concurred
in. -. - r-- -sr..a4 ~ l.F. ---,.,.f
by Davis. from the judiciary Committee:
Recommending substitute for House bill
1, to provide for calling constitutional
convention, andhtha it be passed as amend
ell 1t provides that vote shall be ta-
ken at the April election for or against the
calling ola constitutional convention. II
a majority Of the votes SO cast are for q
convention. the election of delegates shall
be had at the October election on the basis
of the Senate districts. having fifty dele
gates The convention is to meet on the
second Tuesday in November, 1859 and or
ganize. They shall submit the constitu-
ton. and one or more amendments sepa-
rately if they choose, to the vote oftbe peo-
pie. Compensation Of members similar to
that of mcmbers Of the Legislature. q s6i
3, Davis remarked that this bill gave the
people power to express their convictions.
AS 10 the provisions of the present consti-
ton prohibiting change. they are mot
binding on us--if they were. then the cid
constitution is still in force. We cannot
get worse constitution, and we should
certainly let the people have the o3pcrtu.
nifty of expressing their opinion. An bis
own county. he did not bslieve there would
be three hundred votes against it. e'oii
The report WAS concurred in.s al a ffsf
Hunter moved to recommit with instruc-
tons to strike lone for each Senatorial
district. = and insert Zone for ,esch Con-
gressional district. and two ut large, = tilir-
teen IN ALL, enifaa5i s. esn1t5v8 lfeoiBbis
Heargued that better constitution could
be made by few men, than BY larger
number. and that the expense would be far
less. Better men could b had for the
work.. ssns.. 4 "a zn;sfs, fsfsssz 81 l.agfas.
ssShull moved to recommitl with instruc-
tionsto insert Representative instead Of Sem
atorial district.iw .s7oiees3 sdi u Ttisoinn
Without coming to . vote. the House
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-03

The proposition of Allen NAYS s.
enrities to pay the protested bills in the
Treasury by transfer of Ian l.. reminds
one OF the Yankees trade of the whiske =
and crackers. The Yankee purchased a
dimes worth of crackers on credit; then
traded the crackers to the same man for
whIskey. AMI when payment was dcinan-
died. for the whiskey he said he hal given
the crackers for it, But you liln't pay
for the crackersl'' The answer Was.
"Havn't you got the crackers The
lands were obtained from the State some
how without paving for them. aud now
they are offered in payment of the money
borrt,,y etf = 1C,,y;so,, (,,,<r;c.