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miles of exterior and subdivional lines on and
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as may come before them. The Convention
viii be. composed of two delegates from each
Assembly district in the State, and the com.
mttee recommend Saturday, the 18th of Feb
ruary, as the day for electing those delegates.
Married last week, John Cobb to Miss Kate
Webb. Their house will undoubtedly be full
of cobwebs
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and attributing such invasions to the teachings
of the Republicans; instructing the delegates
to vote for the readoption Of the Cincinnati
platform; declaring determination to abide oy
the decision of the Charleston Convention, and
also instructing the delegates to vote for sena'
tor Douglas.
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MASSACHUSETTS Boston, Jan.
4.-The State Legislature convened at noon
to-day. In the Senate, Charles A. Phelps was
reelected President receiving 81 out of 81
votes. In the House, John A. Goodwin, OF
Lowell, was chosen Speaker, receiving l7s
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION OF WIscok1
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SpfiagI
field, H., Jan. 4.-The Democratic Convention
here 10 day elected delegates to the Charleston
Convention Resolutions were adopted reaf.
firming the Cincinnati platform, repudiating
new tests, the revival of the slave trade, and q
Congressional slave code for the Territories |,
denying that Slavery derives its validity from
the Constitution; declaring the position of the
Democracy of the State of Illinois to be that of
Mr.. Buchanan in his letter of acceptance; de-
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| cans to the bred Scott decision, that Il denies
the right of the people Of the Territories 70
regulate the question of Slavery 80 as to suit
| themselves; depreoating John Browns foray,
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