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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-31
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VyHE PERSIAN V CHARM For the proven
L ton and cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious 10
yers. This wonderful remedy wis brought TO Tho
knowledge Of the present propriciors by nffiond who
has been n great traveller In Persia aud the Holy Land
while going down the river Euphntea, he expert
onced n severe attack Of Fever and Ague. On discover.
ing his condition, one Of the Doatman took from his
person an Amulet, saying, "Wcar this ind no fever
will touch YOU Although incrcdnlons ~ to lts yir.
tues he complied, and experienced immediate relief
md has since always found II III eihctunl protection
nom all mnlaioua complaints,
on further investigation he found that the boatman
attributed TO II miraculous powers, and said that II
could only be obtained from the priests Of the sun
Sometime afterwards, the gentleman In conyerslng with
n Priest obtained from him the secret Of It's prepara.
ton, and aAcertRined where the medicinal herbs were
found, Of which II was compounded. The wonderful
virtues Of this article have induced n full helcf In The
minds Of the natives In the miraculous healing powers
NJ their Priests.
since his return 10 Amorlca, II has been tried with tho
hnppiost effect by several Ladies' and Gentlemen Of high
character, who have given II tho most unqualified
praise. This remedy having been a specific In Persii
FOR hundreds " years, for the prevention and cure o
Fever and Ague, and Bilious Fevors-Is now offered :,
the American people.
II will bo sent BY mail, prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main IT,, Rich
monl Va. Branch Office, Bank Of Build
ing, New York. Address.
Jyl3wly JOHN WILCOX \ 70.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
CLASS E-POULTRY.

WI Lauderdale, Richfeld, Hennepin county,
best coop shanghae, agricultural paper.
CHoag, Minneapolis, best Gmproved) Cochin
China, agricultural paper.
Thomas Barton. Reserve, Ramsey county,
best pair ducks, agricultural paper.
(Name not given,) best exhibition of poultry
by one man, diploma and So.
The committee also notice favorably, a
coop of Shanghai and Bramahs, belonging
to No. s., wv. L. Wilson,St. Paul,) and re.
commend an award of an agricultural peri
odical. e. w. IRWIN,
J. B. GILBERT,
THos. j. Mason,
R. r. BRYANT,
Committee.
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Minnesota State Agricultural Society.
The Executive Committee met at Fort
Smelling, on Friday evening, Sept. 18th.
Present-President Chas. Hoag, Messrs.
North, Wilson, Ford, and Baker; also,
Superintendent Wheeler.
The Superintendent was authorized to dis.
pose of the lumber used for the purposes of
the Fair.
The Secretary and Superintendent were
authorized to audit and settle all claims
against the Society.
The Secretary was authorized to pre-.
pare and publish list of the awards and
premiums given at the Fair.
The following papers were designated as
those from which persons might select, to
whom were awarded Agricultural papers as
premiums
Minnesota Farmer and Gardner"
American Stock Journal" American Ag.
riculturist," "Gardner's Monthly" Owls.
cousin Farmer" Fllnt's Mich COWS"
"Dairy Farmer" and Floral Book-price,
$1,OO.
Or in lieu of any of the above periodicals
two copies Of minnesota its place among
the States" Statistical work on Minneso.
ty, by J. A. Wheelock, Commissioner of
Statistics.
Mr.. North offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the thanks of the Executive
Committee are dine to the editors of the var
ious newspapers of the State, and especially to
the editors of ST. Paul, for their cordial CO Op.
Grafton with the efforts of the Committee, and
for their efficiency in contributions to the very
gratifying success of the Fair just closed.
Adjourned.
C. HOAG, President.
JAS. H. BAKER. Secretary.
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CLASS DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. W Wheeler. st. Paul, best plain nee.
dlework, diploma.
Isaac Ansell. st Paul, best lot of clothing,
diploma.
Mrs S NJ Furber, St Paul. best crochet work,
diploma. ht teftT
Mrs Wright, (S2 years old) Minneapolis, best
toilet cover, diploma.
A Albright, st Paul, best fur coat, diploma.
Best fur cape, diploma. Best fur muff, diplo-
ma. Best fur otter galntlests diploma.
Emma Lawenroth, 81 Paul, best crochet bed
spread. diploma. Best table spread, diploma.
Miss Harriet Long Go years old) St Paul.
best crochet Talma, diploma. Best pair worked
slippers, diploma. fs.4
Mrs John Horton, Minneapolis, best quilted
spread, diploma.
Henry N Shaw, st Paul, best case hats and
caps, diploma. o. 1sa ~ cs
Samuel fitzpatrick, st Paul, best case of
boots and shoes, Diploma.
Mrs Yawman, st Paul, best case of bonnets,
diploma. u gg'i p
Mrs. Cardozo, St Paul, best silk embroidery,
diploma. ,a4, s.e'noe
Miss Coulard, Minneapolis, best pair of gloves
diploma.
Mrs. Fletcher. do best embroidery on cloth.
diploma. io 15o a taf GsG bas
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for premiums, but, as we believe, for the
mere purpose of saving to the owners the
expense of feeding them-thus imposing
upon the Society. These, of course, we
could not notice. -r
MATHEW BRooME, Chm,
e for the Committee.
CLASS B-HORSES.
MORGAN AND BLACKHAw srALLIoNs-3 years old
Daniel Hopkins, St. Paul, Flying Morgan,
LIST premium, diploma and IS. j. P. Kidder,
St. Paul, Ned Clifford End premium, So. Sam.
uel Bean, Dakota county, Sd premium, agricul-
tural paper.
years old and over.
Isaac Kessler, Empire City, Dakota county,
Cherokee Stallion, LIST premium, diploma and
S.. Thomas Walgate, Reserve, Ramsey coun
ty, Brown Stallion, I'd premium, So. Matthew
Dean, Scott county, Sd premium, agricultural
paper.
COLTS YEARS OLD.
Rodney Parker, St. Paul. (Stalion) LIST pre-
MUM, diploma and IS. Samuel Bean, Dakota
county, I'd premium, So. James Nice Cam, Ano-
ka, Sd premium, agricultural paper.
COLTS 2 YEARS OLE.
Major Murphy, ShakOpee, LIST premium, di
ploma and S.. Charles Hoag, Minneapolis I'd
premium, So. Rodney Parker, St. Paul, Sd pre-.
MUM, agricultural paper.
COLTS l YEAR OLD.
W Mendenhall, Ottawa, LIST premium, di-
ploma and SIS. ANessle, St. Paul, I'd premium,
s.. Daniel Hopkins, st. Paul, Sd premium,
agricultural paper.
CARRIAGE HORSES.
p S Fish, Spencer, GOodhue county, LIST pre-.
MUM. diploma and SIS. H D Wolcott, St Paul,
I'd premium, So. q II Smith, Bloomington, Sd
premium, agricultural paper.
SINGLE, IN HARNESS.
D WOlcott, st Paul, LIST premium, diploma
and SIS. EV Deuel.. St Paul, I'd premium, So.
Broome, st Paul, Sd premium, agricultu.
raj paper.
WALKING HORSES.
id Lynde, Faribault, best pair, diploma and
IS. The same, best single, diploma and So.
SADDLE HORSE.
ID Wolcott st. Paul, LIST premium, diploma
and SIS.
SUCKING COLTS.
wv Richardson Richfeld, Hennepin county,
LIST premium, diploma and SIS. J j Dean, do,
I'd premium, So. II W Mendenhall, Ottowa, Sd
premium, agricultural paper.
BROOD MARES.
Fl W Mendenhall, Ottowa, LIST premium, di.
ploma and S.. A Nessle, St Paul, I'd premium,
So. P Kidder, do, Sd premium, agricultural
paper.
SWEEPSTAKES (best of any age or breed.)
DANIEL HOPKINS, 81 faul Stallion hylng NOR
gan, diploma and SIS. H w Mendenhall, Otto.
wa, LIST premium, diploma and SIS. II Men.
denhall, do, yearling colt diploma and SIS.
DISCRETIONARY.
The committee designated the following
as deserving of diplomas
D Hopkins, St Paul, year old mare colt.
Thomas Barton, Reserve, sucking colt. j Min.
niger, St. Paul, do. w Witherell, one Nor.
gan stallion colt. Major Murphy, Shakopee,
sucking colt. 7 S Mann, Hennepin county, do.
Isaac Neslet, Empire City, sucking colt.
MULES.
LW Stratton, St Anthony, LIST premium, d.
ploma. w Weis, st Paul, I'd premium, diplo
ma.
E. A. DEUEL.,
w. F. DUNBAR,
HARRY HELM,
J. M. SHEPARD,
Ia. FURBER.
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CLASS D-SWiNE.
LARGE BREED.


Bears one year old and over. P S Fish,
Spencer, Goodhue county, LIST premium diplo-
ma and So.
P S Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, boar,
I'd premium, agricultural paper.
Eoars six months and under one year old.
S Fish, Spencer, GOodhue county, lst pre-.
MUM, diploma and So.
W W Woodward, Minneapolis, I'd premium,
agricultural paper.
Sows one year old and over. Robert Baxter,
st. Paul, LIST premium, diploma and 50
WI Cullen, st. Paul, 2dpremium, agricultural
paper.
Sows six months and under one year old, P
s Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, LIST premium,
diploma and So.
P s Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, I'd pre-.
MUM, agricultural paper.
S Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, SOW and
pigs. I'd premium, agricultural paper.
M SMALL BREEDS,
Wv Woodwork, Minneapolis, one year old
boar, LIST premium, diploma and So.
VIM Elliot Minneapolis, one fat hog, weight
100 lbs, worthy, diploma.
r HIRAM HASKELL, f74.
GEo. P. BALDWIN, F.
WM. FEATHERsToNB,
Eat raeu SAMUEL HAYDEN,
-roae b m4s s.a Committee.
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CLASS C-SHEEP.


SOUTH DOWNS.
Best Buck. Chas. Hoag, Minneapolis, LIST
premium, diploma and SIS.
Best Eve. Chas. Hoag, Minneapolis, LIST pre-
MUM, diploma and S..
Best Buck. (Spanish.) CIV Baird, Mime.
I'd Best Buck. (French,) PS Fish, Spencer,
Goodhue county, I'd premium, So.
Sd Best Buck. (Spanish.) CIV. Baird. Min.
neapolis, Sd premium, agricultural paper.
Best eve and lamb. (Spanish). G W Baird,
Minneapolis, LIST premium, diploma and IS.
Eve and Lamb. (French.) PS Fish, Spen'
Ger, Goodhue county, "a premium, So. u.,
Spencer, Goodhue county, Sd premium, agri'
cultural paper.
LONG woOLED.
county, LIST premium, diploma and S..
Best Eve and Lamb. S Fish, Spencer,
Goodhue county, LIST premium, diploma and S..
GRADES AND NATIVES.
Best Buck. P S Fish, Spencer, Goodhue
county, lst premium, diploma and SIS.
Est Best Buck. Abner Godfrey, Minneapolis,
I'd premium, agricultural paper.
Eve and Lamb. P S Fish. Spencer, Good.
hue county, LIST premium, diploma and SIS.
Eve and Lamb. } Plummer, Brooklyn,
Hennepin county, I'd premium, agricultural
paper.
SWEEPSTAKES.
W Baird, Minneapolis, best pen of any
kind, LIST premium diploma and IS.
Chas. Hoag, Minneapolis, I'd best pen of any
kind, I'd premium, agricultural paper.
G Baird, Minneapolis, best buck of any
age or breed, diploma.
s Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, best eve
of any age or breed, diploma.
PS Fish, Spencer, Goodhue county, best
lamb of any age or breed, diploma.
We, the undersigned, Awarding Com
mittee on Glass g., Sheep, award premiums
as noted above.
W. R. MARSHALL, Chm'n.
n. z. SToDDARD,
JOSEPH HASKELL,
s. MARKHAM,
d. G. SMITH.
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first prize, H. F. Masterson, St. Paul, diploma.
Second best, Rudolph Knapheide, Reserve,
Ramsey county, work on grapes.
Your committee would recommend that
a diploma be awarded to R. Knapheide,
Reserve, Ramsey county, for some very SUI
perior clusters of grapes, supposed to be
the Concord, which were of fine quality,
we'll ripened, and excellent for wine.
The Isabella grapes exhibited were of
fine quality, and fully ripened.
For the best display of fruits from any
State, H. F. Masterson, st. Paul, diploma.
STRAWBERRIES.
Your committee recommend that diploma
of merit be awarded to A. Chmedelin for a
large dish of Alpine strawberries, of good size
and flavor.
PRESERVED FRUITS.
For the best preserved currants, in glass,
No. 4, International Hotel, diploma
For the best preserved Siberian Crab apples,
No. 8, International Hotel, diploma.
For the best currant jelly, Mrs Garland, Min
neapolis, diploma. For he I'd best, Mrs Gar.
land, Minneapolis. Floral Book.
Best preserved gOoseberries, International
Hotel. diploma.
Best preserved strawberries, International
Hotel, diploma.
Best strawberries in glass, Densmore,
Richfield, Hennepin county, diploma. =
Best rhubarb jam, Mrs Garland, Minneapolis,
diploma.
Best wild grape wine, Miss Godfrey, Mime.
apolis, diploma. a
Best currant wine, Mrs W Selby, St Paul,
diploma. .e ...... ......
Your committee would recommend thai
diplomas of merit be awarded for the follow.
ing articles: #.a.oa 33'
Best vinegar made from Sorghum, very fine
W Weis, st Paul, diploma. ~
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On Tuesday next, the Editorial Associa-
ton Of this State, meets in this City. The
Address will be delivered BY A. P. RlcH-
ARDsos, Of the Mc0regor Times, and the
Poem, By Air. SASDras, Of the Davenport
Gazette. In the evening, : supper will be
given at the Dsmoine House. large NUM-
Dor Of Editors are already in attendance,
and good time IL confidently cxpeossd.
The State Republicans Convention tor the
selection Of delegates to the National Con-
vention in Chicago, meets in this City on
Wednesday afternoon next. 1t will be
largely attended. Candidates for delegates
are innumerable. In view Of tho fact that
the South Eastern corner Of the State, has
mon opolixed al! the Offices Of either honor
or profit, for some years, it has been faci.
tiously suggested, that the Convention next
Wednesday, give Keokuk four of the Dele
gates, Mt. Pleasant two, and the other two
be divided between Keokuk and Mt. Pleas
ant. This proposition meets my approval.
More anon on these last two topics.
W. W. M.
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: rprm.,cAx NATIONAL coxvErrror.

ANational Republican Convention will meet ~ Cai-
c.a, on "wednesday the 18th day Of June next at IL
,c,oc fnoon, for the nomination Of candidates 10 De
..,,rte for President and vice President al the next
election.
the Republican electors Of the several States the
enters OF the Peoples party of Pennsylvania and OF
tho oppostton party OF New Jersey, and all others VINO
are willing to corporate with them in support OF the
candidates who shall there be nominated and who are
cpposcd to the policy of the present administration; 10
Federal corruption and usurpation, TO the extension OF
slavery into the Terrtories the new and dserous
doctrine tina. the Constitution Of Its own force
c,rre slavery into all the Territories Of the United
states TO the reopening the African Slave trade, to
an Inequality Of rights among citizens and who are IN
favor OF the immediate admission Of Kansas into the
Union under the Constitution recently adopted by Its
people Of restoring the Federal Administration to
eyste Of rigid economy and TO the principles oil ash
tn2ton and jefferson; OF maintaining invioiate the
rights of the States and defending the soil Of every
State and Territory from lawless invason and OF pre-
,eeving the integrity this Union and the
Of the and passed In Pursuance there
or AGAINST the conspiracy Of the leaders u sectional
party TO resist the majority principle as established IN
this Government at expense Of Its existence are IN
xits 10 send from each State two delegates from eaca
District and four delegates at large 70
The Convention.
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PROCLAMATIf,N

WHEREAS, the people q psA..-.......
decided by vote taken On the isth a. .oeniy,
1859, that said County should subser,i asy q June
thousand dollars to the Capital STOCK q he
petitions have recently been present "a ,h vhessa
County Judge Of said County, signed b. -. ~
iourIn o. the legal voters of said County. s.s;..
the question Of rsscinding the said vote r., ~ 20
Ted VOTE 81 sS ne 70 s.ro.a
Therefore, notice is hereby given that m 49,,
De neid IN the several Townships in said ca.,s. ~
"Wednesday, the 18th day Of February $50. : g
on me question Of RESEMBLING said vote isr sas
ballots; : For Resembling" and those @.ssss neg 80
have written or printed on their ballots; xs.;s
scinding" The election to Be oonducted ~ -.
manner IS general elections and that within ~ -
succeeding said election. the returns thereof 10 ~
to me, at my ONCE in Council Bluffs. "see
Dated January 10th, 1850 sss@
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The War Department is preparing for
effective operation in the spring against the
Indians, who are now committing depreda-
lions on the Santa Feroute. Col. Summers
command will furnish the forces. Col.
Johnston's Utah command is to be ordered
into Arizona in the spring.
Letters from leading Bankers in New
York state that owing to the non orsaniza-
ton Of the House, P. 0. scrip will not DO
purchased at higher rates then were paid
s'x months ago.
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NOTICE

Is d hereby Ses even that Military Houas, 1u,1~
w Wi ssh ,s;sss s saa e ,ss A. 5 -
under the Act Of March .. IsSa :. no H. 70s iss,i
Tor i2o acres have been lost or stolen fr =, Lee o.
intend 20 - ,nn1r - and Council Isss IL, mar 9.
nl'c.,ss ppiS tne Commissioner u Pen,". -
legally assigned 70 me. VI ss'u Warrants being
Council Bluffs, Jan. 7-4v
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Estray Notice.

Taken up ~ VIM. II. Howard, at his residence in py-
mSsa Cas- county, Iowa. on the sth day Of o.
soDei Ioo, one bright bay mare elk Year, old psrt
=. toor rect white almost her knees white
On nsr under lip about Is hands high and aho behind
no otner mnks or brands perceuab,e appraised Il m
pa"Is ana Jefferson Goodole, before J. W.
~.I - W., ~. HENDERSON, Clerk D. c. cass Co.. Iowa
Copied from Record Jan 9Th 1850 Vase
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DISSOLUTION.

The UNDERSIGNED doing business under the name and
style OF +. NJ. Davenport Co have this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All demands sgsiast said
arm will BIO paid by f. NJ Davenport and all acccnnl
due said firm must be pad to him.
+. II. DAvENPOkf,
HUMPHREY PALMER.
Dec. Tth 1859. WINS r.
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C. n SextvES s. Dearborn Street. and ROUNDS &
IAxopeH l55 Randolph Street, Chicago are the only
authorised Agents In that city to receive Advertse
ents ard subscriptions for the Nonpare, and receipt
70. the same.
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SALE OF DR.. M'LANE's yERMIFUsE

SALE OF DR.. M'LANE's vERMIFUGE,
S-Anons the hundreds OF letters, certificate. and
orders received BY the proprietors, fleming Bros Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, Of this medicine, the following are
selected to show its character and the effects Ct its use
in distant part Of the West:
RoYSLToN, Boone Co. Ia, Nay TO- 1850
Aessrs. Fleming Bros. -GentIemen-I write TO You
to solicit an agency for the vermifuse you
prepare Sometime since purchased one dozen walls
OF Mr. II. Edy, and prescribed them in my practice
aud II proved 50 efec.ua in the expulsion OF worms
that no other preparation will satisfy the citizens Of
This village and vicinity. Please send me gross or
the fermifuse Immediately. Yours, &c.
SAMUEL ROSS
New Providence Tenn, July I, 1851
Xessrs. Fleming Bros.-PIease send the ycrmifuse
Tor US as soon possible we are nearly out and tho
demand for 1t is We believe it TO be the
best vermifuge ever invented
PoRTOR DYcUs
" Purchasers will be careful to ask for nm
M'LANE's OELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, mauufsc.
tured by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTSBURGH. PA. All
osner vermifuges in comparison arc worthless. Dr.
flames genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver
rus can now be had at all respectable drug stores
"one genuine without the signature of
ttSJ FLEMING BROS
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III FAih SOAP--just received and for !.
HONN q McCL8LLANp
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BaLs; LARD oiL-scr sale ,s @ n .s 5ss
HONN 1 NcCL1LAEp.
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W. H. FARMER. N.

T1ASACAAN 81 SURGEON.
.,,s1 attend to all calls in the line Of his prof,.s,n
Paciac House. Oeo-opPosRe 70 me
Council Bluffs, Jan. I, 1850
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Dec. Tth 1859
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spirit passed from the judges bench below
to the judgment seat on high. Judge Bor-
Ian, Of Va, was dead, leaving the case to be
adjadged by his associates. And when the
court met to announce its final decision, its
record read, ssLet justice DO done-let the
captives 60 Free"
That was blow struck for freedom,
which made the throne of Slavery tremble,
and strengthened the hearts Of the free oil
over the land. II gave an impulse to the
cause Of freedom, just when it was most
needed, and increased the strength Of public
sentiment against oppression and its con-
sequent evils. 1t settled the question by
the highest Judicial tribunal of our Nation,
that those who were free and were after.
wards enslaved, had right to rise up
against their oppressors, and vindicatc, by
force, their claims to liberty, and that this
Government would protect them in so do.
ing.
The Official announcement of such de-
cree was a great point gained. Let this
doctrine be carried out to its logical So
quence, and the sale Of free blacks canno
occur in the South, and the four million Of
slaves "who have followed the condition Of
their mothers" who, according to the
Declaration Of Independence, were created
equal to the freest and endowed BY their
Creator, with an iaalienable right to liberty,
but who have been reduced to bondage BY
the chattleizing hand Of baby kidnappers,
laid on them at the moment Of birth, might
use up in their majesty and say to their
masters-AvAuSr.! HANDS OFF n rrRAxrs.
We ARE FREE, and have right BY precedent
established, to claim the protection Of the
General Government in defending the our.
freedom.
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WINS SAhSSs 20 thio hosS AuNNSN3 SooA obN
refreshing? This modest demand, hope
will not meet a favorable consideration.
am in favor of giving that Asylum an appro-
priation of $25, 900 and requiring the COM
missioners to complete the building with
that sum. II So, 900 is all that was needed
last summer, it is all that is needed now.
hope the Legislature will look after the
commissioners appointed to locate and cree.
public buildings, and hold them to o strict
performance of their duties under the law
appointing them. The resolution Of Mr..
BAKER was referred to the committee on
Charitable Institutions.
After little political sparring between
Mr.. CLAGcETr and Mr.. GoopREL, the vexed
question relative to the pay Of the officers
of the House, was called up. After an inor-
dinate ventilation Of retrenchment bun
combe on the part of the Democrats, AID
several calls of the yeas and nays on snim-
portant motions, resolution fixing the pay
of officers, was passed. The resolution
makes m average reduction Of about 20
per cent.
A resolution was here introduced, provi-
ding for the printing of the Governors Mes
sage and the Inaugural Address, as follows
$500 Of each in the English language
500 Of each in German; 1000 Of each in
the Holland; and 1000 OF each in Norwe-
gian. Mr.. CLAcGErr obtained the floor,
proceeded to demolish the Inaugural, Gov
KIRKwooD, John Brown, and the Republi-
can party occupying the time of the House
for about two hours. He was not willing
to vote to circulate such document as this
Inaugural. He deemed it an insult to one
portion Of the House, 1t was calculated to
stir up ill-will among the people. No such
documents ever emcnatsd from the executive