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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

Coon AND TRUE.-The best caricature
Of the day is print represeutinga guar
ly, rotten log, named "Democracy," lying
open atthe Southern end, marked "Cbarles-
ton," while the Northern end, marked
Baltimore" is not very strong. The
wedge between is named "Sambo," and
great big maui, called "The Irrepressible
Conflict" is held over the black wedge in
the brawny arms of an old rail-splitter,
named "Abe," who has his keen eye on
the tools as if be was perfectly satisfied to
have that blow finish the sundering of the
wreck before him. The blow has since
fallen, and Sambo has divided the unter-
ri6ed-whack
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Commissioner of Illinois,

VV1ILLIAM H. BISSELL, Governor of H.
w linois, has appointed JoHS B. LINN,
Commissioner of the State Of Illinois, for
the county of Union, 10 administer oaths, to
take dispositions and proof of deeds, s,mortgages,
&C., to be used and recorded in the State of Illinois
Persons having wild lands real estate Of any kind for
sale find purchasers by leaving description of the
at my Office as have opened Books for the pur
chase and sale OF real estate No charge in the event OF
sale not being made. JOHN b. LINN.
Lewisburg, Pa, March %, 1860.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

TIME subscribers have for sale r~~.
lin lots to suit purchasers Gid.l..>I
large stock of
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff - :ss.
Plank. &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for cash. at our Mills
on South Branch OF the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road al the end Of our Road.
tyA Diploma for a superior sample of
Planks, and Premium for Rails and Shing-
es,were awarded US at the last Union Co.Ag.
Fair. JOHN MCALL & BROS,
ly773 Forest Hill p o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
new FIRM and new GOODS.
Wm.Brown Jr. a. CHS, C. DunkIe

VIM. Brown Jr. l. Chs. G. Dunkle, !,
Having formed Partnership. at the old
stand of VIM. d ]. H. Brown, Market ST. above
4th, Lewisburg,
A RE offering a large assortment o.
IL FaIl and WINTER Goods,
consisting Of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths,
Casimeres, Coatinss. Vestings, Carpetings,
Bleached and Brown Linens, Drilings, Shir-
tings, &c.
Also large variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, such as Ca!icoes, Challies, Lawns
Deiains, Barages, Silks, Ginghams ,Shawls. &c
Also all kinds of Notions, Groceries, Hard
ware, Cedarware, Queens and Glassware
Fish, Salt, Tobacco.
Also all kind of Brick for building Pur-
poses.
Call and examine for yourselves. Produce
of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods.
BROWN & DUNKLE.
Lewisburg, Oct 20, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

TRADING HoRsEs.-"What do you ask
for that ere beas; %
"Ono hundred and twenty Eve dollars"
"One hundred and twenty five :"
"Yes."
"Give you twenty fve."
stake him along. 1t sban't be said
that spoiled good horse trade for a
hundred dollars"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

SCENE-DINING RooM-Yankee at the
table, eating soup; Superintendent (com.
ing forward J "Anytbing the matter here,
Thomas' anything wrong, sir ?"-Wai-
ter-"He says the soup isn't clean, please
sir."-Yankce-"That's a teetotal lie. l
didn't say twas dirty-Ididn't say 'twasn't
clean-I shouldn't bev said anything
about yer soup at all, if that linen jacket
feller hadn't poked bill for the dinner in
my face afore began to eat. l shan't
pay in advance. He had morn 1 could
eat in tew fortnights. Had lot of wine
charged, when l belong to the Sons.
What | he0 I'll pay for, when the works
dun. This here was recommended to me
as 6rst-rate tavern" Superintendent
"My dear sir, this was only our bill of
fare, designed simply to indicate what
dishes may be called for-our prices Of
dinner are uniform" Yankee-"The
deuce it is-well, the fact is didn't mean
anything agin your soup. What l was
going to say was this, that the soup
wasn't so clean as l had seen, for, ye see,
when l was travelin' in Pennsylvania, they
had soup at one tavern, SO clean that if
yer should dip q white Gamble bandker-
chief into't 'twouldn't grease it "-CExit
Superintendent and "linen jacket fellers"
amid great laughter from the company.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
lluiurrsitp at (twisburg.
THE Spring Term begins on the 18th
i day Of April next.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. J. r. Loomis, Ill. D., President,
and Professor of Metaphysics and Moral Philosophy
Rev. T. f. Curtis, A. NJ,
Professor of Theology.
Rev. G. r. Bliss, A. NJ,
Professor of Languages
C. S. James, Ph. D.,
Professor Of Mathematics and Nat. Phil.
F. W. Tustin, A. NJ,
Adj Professor of Languages and Teacher of
Natural Science.
1. C. Wynn, A. B.,
Principal of the Academy.
NJ. W. Cramer,
Assistant.
Miss A. Taylor,
Principal of the Female Institute.
Miss II. E. Spratt,
Teacher of Mathsnatics
Miss NJ. D. Mason,
Teacher Of Drawing.
Miss R. S. Warren,
Teacher OF French and Latin.
Mons. P. Tn. Held,
Teacher Of Music.
Mons. X. Nolkmar,
Teacher of German.
CoLLEeE-Tui,ion per annum, $50 90
Room rent, Library, &C., 80
AcADEMr-Tuition per annum, SIS. TO 80 90
Care, Repairs, &c, 60
Fem. distribution per annum, $50. to 80 90
Repairs SIS
The Academy building has been fitted up to
receive boarders, and they are provided with
board, furnished room, and lights al $2.25 per
week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

BUFFALO HOUSE
LEWISB URG, SNIUN CO., IN.
l., ID. BREWER, Proprietor.

l.. ID. BREWER, Proprietor.
rT,HIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed in Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, OF attending
Court. will find it the most convenient and
central public house-charges will be the
most reasonable-and neither time OF expense
will be spared 10 bestow every comfort upon
those who may call.-Lewisburg, May 3.ls60
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
ChrOmatic Printing.
CARDS, Show Bills, &c.

SUPERIOR new Wind Mills, for SIS
~ for sale by WV. NJ. BArNBRIpeE. A
specimen may be seen at Jonathan Wolfe's
barn, in Lewisburg. FEB. 10, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
New Hotel In Miflinburg.

E. THE subscriber would respectfully in
EE form the Travelling Public everywhere,
Thai he has taken and fitted up the premises
OF George Schoch, in the centre of
MAIN ST. MIFELINBURG,
where he is prepared TO accommodate strang-
ers and ,ravelers-men and beasts-in the
best manner, with Board and Lodging.
Please give me call.
Ap.l,59 CHARLES CRolHER.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

T AW BOOKS from Kay & Bro, Phiad., on
hand or furnished TO order by the Agent
H W CROTZER, P NJ, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

A paper published at the extreme South
bids Douglas remember Milo's end, and,
tor fear that the Senator's memory may be
at fault, adds an explanatory postscript
telling him that "Miio's end" was
-wedsed in that amt,r which he strove to rend"
This looks as if the South expected to
catch Douglas in trap made Of splitraR
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

EN3POcket Books andother articles
ksg, ,G,iof that kind on hand or to order by the
i&efA Le wisburg Book 'uder, CHI: STAHL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

0ICTURES.-A house can not be said
TO be well furnished without some well
selected Pictures. This want can now be
supplied at the POST OFFICE
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

Two 1rishmen were in prison-one for
stealing = COW, aud the other for stealing
3 watch.
Nike said the COW stcaler, one day,
"~hat time is it p
Och, Pat, l haven't my watch handy,
bat think it 10 abea, niikin' time"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
II. S. Spaulding or. W. Shriner,

LeWlsburS, UHIUH CU', d.
We respectfully refer to the following ladies,
who are using these machines:
Mrs Geddes, Mrs w Duncan, Miss
Louisa Morris, Mrs C A Lyndall. Miss Ldie
Mackey, Miss Julia 4 Cornelius, Mrs Rev r
B Mar, Mrs Johnson Walls, Mrs Dr Hayes.
Mrs Francis Wilson, Mrs NJ Brown, Mrs Jas
MCreight Mrs F.Beerstecher, Mrs A Krea.
mer, Lewisburg; Mrs Tustin, Nor,hum-
berlanG; Mrs Rev John Guyer. Mrs NJ Ap-
pleman, Mrs David Roberts, Mrs Sylvester
Pursel, Mrs Alfred Creveling. Mrs E Fow-
Ter, Mrs E H Hughes, Mrs A NJ Boon, Mrs
Creasey, Miss NJ Derr, Columbia Co.
Lcwisburg, Feb. 30, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13

ARE CHANCE.--An excellent Sill
III yer LEVER WATCH for sale at a
go. Inquire of
A. E. DENORMANDIE, Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-13
Family Sewing Machine,
With Spaulding'S improvement!

nUBLIC attention is respectfully invited
TO the superior merits Of these new and
improved machines.
They will Hem, Fill, Gather and Embroider.
Will sew every variety Of fabric from The
fines, Swiss Muslin TO lhe.heaviest tailoring,
without missing stitches.
They are very strong and durable.
We feel fully justified in warranting these
machines to be in every respect equal TO rec
concentrations, as they have been thoroughly
tested in competition with all the high priced
ones, by persons competent TO judge, who
have given us the most satisfactory testimn-
malls and certificates, which are published in
our circular, to which We refer for a more full
description.
Finishing and Sales Rooms, Market street.
next door to the residence Of John Walls, Esq.
Prlces-$s5, S45 and $50, according to
size and finish. all complete and delivered,
and thorough instructions given in all varie'
ties Of work.
All wishing a good Sewing Machine, will
nl.ase call and examine, or address
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-25

m recommending Arctic Refrigerator THIS to
purchasers, do NTH unusual CGnfdence feeling
sured haL1t 'otH giee NE most perfect satisfaction D-
ing the CGIeS days Of last Sumer, experimental in
rdro1 cHh tins Refrigerator, tested NTH Others and
lis onomy n ice and PreSerrare QtJijtieS hare
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THEIR BEAUTY.

The peculiar qualities Slate render its surface suscep
ible Of the highest decoration ard finish BY ingenious
process the surface of Slate Slabs be made to initiate
not only the costly and Marbles but also be
decorated with rich and specimens of Mosaic Work. En-
ameled Flowers, Birds, &c, &c.
THEIR CHEAPNESS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-25

I1JLlWJWNVS NUlUOntVrS.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans Court of Baltimore city, the undersigned, Exc
cutor, will sell at public auction at the Exchange
TUESDAY, 3ls July, at o'clock r NJ the NDlE lnED
HALF OF A SUB-RENT OF SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
August reserved out of lot of ground the east side Of
Eutaw street the southeast of Ross and Euaw
streets in Baltimore CITY, being Lot No. 49, part of Sims
Lot Beginning for the the east side of Euaw street
extended, n0rthery 252 alley,
ming norherly bounding Euaw street % feet thence
easterly parallel with said alley S5 the
of CAROLS ground thence souterly, bounding
thereon IS feet to Lot No 49, and thence binding said
Lot to the beginning.
There original rent of s25 payable annually, Goth
August this Lot-maSing the subrent equal $50
annum, which is most abundantly secured
The terms OF sale cash.
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nc ''' "-' '''' "s CASH. wM F. FRICK, Executor

A S ATTORNEY FOR THE OWNER OF THE
n OTHER UNDIVIDED ONEHALF OF THE ABOVE
ANNUITY, will unite in the sale thereof at the tme
place. and the terms above Indicated that the purcha
may get good and sufficient title to the whole suhrent
TIL. s. ALEXANDER, Attorney.
T. frh
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~ GIBSON q go

E5fE5At TRUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a
t|s decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore city the
Ah undersigned, Trustee, will sell at public auction,
the Exchange Sales Room, in Baltimore city, III ES
DA y, the 3lst day of July instant O'Clock + NJ:
THOSE TWO ADJOINING LOTS OF 6 NI, front
ing each seventeen feet the south side Hons street.
and running one hundred and thirty eight inches
deep to twenty foot alley, which begin rcspccyeyat
distance of one hundred and thirty
dd and fifty three feet west from Carey street each Lot
being subject annual ground eight dollars,
payable half yearly the first days of january and July
The improvements consist Of three story Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Brick Back Building each lot being
the ninth and tenth houses from the southwest Of
Rollins and Carey streets.
Terms of sale areIIalf cash. the balance in six months
the credit to bear interest the day sale,
and TO be secured by the notes of the purchaser
purchasers, endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
WA. +. FRlCII, Trustee
GIBSON h Co,
inn A,t1ticnaare
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TaiIGrs.

EOHN H. REA Il CO.,
- CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs JOHN H. REA CO, take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally that their stock Of Clothing much
larger and more varied than before.
Having on hand splendid stock OF CLOTHS, CASSI-
AERES and VESrINGS, which they will make up order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties, Sdspenders Eaudkerchef Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock OF SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention Of Planters ocI3tf
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Gontatign.

nR. ROBERT ATKINSON WILL REOPEN
NHIS SCHOOL FOR BOYS ON MONDAY, 10th Sep
tember at HAMILTON HALL, corner OF Eutaw and Madi
streets
Circulars may be had at Mr. J. s. Waters, Messrs Cush
ings Bailey and Messrs. Chas. Reese h Co.
jul0-eo,15St
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lfIYOUNG LADIES
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September The course of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction Of
efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and adj
ya?ages of the Christian family are invited to examine the
School
Fol- terms Of admission and further information address
Rev GEO LEWIS STA LEY Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltimore Co., Maryla' d. julT-tf
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THEIR STRENGTH.

BY actual experiment it has been ascertaned that Slab
of Slate inch thick, will bear much weight and
sst heavy blow piece of Marble six inches thick
THEIR DURABILITY.
Repeated Coangs applied to the Slate in the
of Enameing and these rendered permanent by heat
that Enameed Slate will stand exposure weather bet
and retain its briancy longer, than Marble any
other material 1t has stood the test of seventeen years
Tin England and this country,) triumphed
objection, and survived the opposition that raised by
those who interested in crying down the invention
Our arrangements with the quarres such that
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling all orders for
Slate Nantes promptly.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24
. THE ELEorloS.

FEoa cur dispatches, as will be seen else.
where, The probability appears that, the
excitement Of the election having subsij,
81, . gr5yer AID more inportaa. excite,
meut is now in preparation for the agita.
ton Of thepublic mind. The rule Of the
cid Democracy is gone aud, 1t is said,
gene forever Tie Initiation Of tile
Black Republican party anticipates por,
selto0s tir4es fer the country. Secession
and dtsaaion or base surrounding must be
tbe part played by The South. What
the results may be-, will fotm, OF Course, q
matter of FUTURE record. That the South
eFptrs should for moment yield thrir
grouad would be inconsistent, and, a,
hEs E1eellency would say, "simpIy alb
surd@ The very iptimation Of such az
hides would be base reflection upon theil
well known high.tone and bravery, w,
cannot but look for a dissolution. - :,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24
cItEMicAL.

VIZ have befots ussamples 81 DC One
article 81 saIeraIus vi have ys, saeh ID
ths Territory. II isIprsParsd from Che
crude homsfurnished nasefiaL ~ Mr.. A.
q. Pypet, and u offered ~ him a !
price lar below Che Imported atticle. AZ
the present price for which u 3 Sold Mr..
tPypcr must, for the time being. sustain
considerable loss. Bot We cannot avoid
compIimenling lin FOR bic temporary sac.
riGcs. The great impeachment In the way
81 success In homemsnnfactarss hereto
fore has been the extravagan. pricer
charged for home manufactured articles
There Is nothing manufactured here bui
can be sold below the actual freight ri
importation. Mr. Pyper now leads III,
way Let others follow his example
sec II We cannot better sbbsctve our Owl
interests BY keeping our cash a home, q
at The worst, expcud Il "a the purchase Q
machinery, than BY throwing il away a
We have been accustomed, for the impor
tation 81 articles With which our own tsS
titory can furnish Us 81 the mere sxpeu
diture Of care and labor. ..s
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24

( h TO- II
for United ST irr huIinss and ~ I n \
were entirely limited
III Is exceedingly do ttlnl that NJ 4
trict Judges haES eYrr hat q Ri 10 EHil
courts For anything We Ihan O. pnitl1
Etates business, The policy Of Ctnkrs
Evidently being %. Ie9ye IL end u Wit
khe LegislatuIo 6rfna trritofj ~ pr1
vida for the eteftiss Ut lfisdietion b TIE
courts in territorial easee The capacity
oflbe courts being both Fcdcrni aud Ter
ritorial Federal, as provided by Act q
Congress, such "A cases arising under the
Constitution mud laHs u The United
States. Territorial, such as arise under
tie la1 : II Tie territory; Congress pro-
vidihg Tor The former, tho allcgtslature
for the latter. The former judges fepu-
dated an local legislative interference
and held courts territorial as wen ~ fed
tr6l, when md whore II pleased them 2
ItiiiSa question Of great Importance,
that Of the Presidents right 70 removes
Territorial District Jadge and thssscond
question, of that Judges sphere whsn IN
the Territory, il Of still greater impor.
lance 10 eli the Territories
l have stated these questions d reAec.
ton oSsr the subject has suggested them
TO my mind, with che fullest assurances
that nothing has been assumed aslfacts
that are not 30, and the probabilities Is
such, extremely 50. Mach more could be
added on the subject, and something Of
the men who are thus about to figure u
the controversy, but these must be left 70
other opportunities Enough, however,
has been written to place before the read
ing public q clear view Of the question: 81
authority on these matters, andenough to
Indicate that Utah again promises to be
of lively intsrest 10 the nation nthe
same connections It may be added, that
the important question Of the Probate
Court Jurisdiction will come up at an early
day for consideration.
4 TThe Eateyprise Of the 3rd inst state.
4 that tic U, S. District Court adjourned
lon the goth ult., and that nothing wal
known definitely about the future action
Of the court Or courts. II was generally
believed that Judge Ficnniken would hold
q special term Of court In Z few weeks
T. H ~. 2 . @ E u j
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AHrIsTic. We take great pleasure ia
calling the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of our friends Chsfih 4
stnrgss The completely lifs,iike portraits
they turn cat flom their gallery cannot
but insure them alI the success IN theil
business thcy could drsirs. The picture,
exhibited In front Of the premises are the
good witnesses Of our Judgment. Let
our readers call upon them and say II We
are mistaken.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-11-24
GsrAr sAlr LAKr o.. ON. Is 80 lsl

u tlitc. es ts5t5.t - 49,
GRELT SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. IS, 1860
4 The nation has hardly finished with thl
war between tho MorInons and thl
Il GentiIes. before attchtion is drawn agaii
70 Utah BY tho preparations Of her Fed
j oral Judiciary for something like a lengthy
fight among themselves In formei
communication to tho Union, / limited a,
the probability Of an interesting time
lspringing mp between Judges Cradlebaugt
Land Elennikeh, oFer the right, claim and
title 10 the Bench ofthe Second Judicial
District Your connection with Carson
By telegraph places you in a position to
learn. the passing events much earlier than
we can pretend 10 here. / shall not.
therefore, profess to;giYe you the latest
news from the seat ofwlr, rs you have
superior facilities In that particular; but
living in u community where matters gem
orally are freely Caiyassell, 1 have con
.clIlded to let the pen roam freely, and lift
the curtain from matters not generally
known on the other side IL tho Sierras,
aud perchance may contribute somewhat
10 the general enlightenment on the free
eight fully anticipated :.s.,:r
TEE cRapIEBkrGnTLsxSrKES DirricuLry.
Personally, tie two Judges are entire
strangers TO each other. hence there is the
agreeable anticipation that the bitter per.
sonalities. which too often ningle ia mat.
tiers Of dispute, viii be entirely left out
Treating each other with gcntlemaniy
courtesy, the affair becomes simply 4 mat.
ter Of law, which can only be ended in
the Supreme Court OF the United States
Judge Cradlebaugh holds commission
as On Associate Justice in tliis. Territory
for period Of four years. Presideni
Buchanan has removed him from Ole,
before the expiration Of that time, and
| appointed another Judge 10 CIT the yacau
cy caused by removal. Had the I'resideu,
the authority % do so, Is the question L
/ be decided. Cradlsbaugh says be has nC
such authority, and disregards the appoint
ment Of q successor. r..
@., the CASE srATsD. q -.
| The act Of Congress organizing III,
Il Ie rrittirY If Utah nro Ts that fha if,,Ia,
Ishslt Ia annointed nv lie Isr,,i,lsnt =, !,
land with tho consrnt, a. M. ssnsts I ~;
"tbey shall shnId fjie;rs oIsces d1ri,r n,
nsriod IL fonr ysays y silthe s,iarss ~ ~
nointcd Eor Territoyies lare co,S,a;s siio,,l;
IN thar neriod even when s,,n,intsd :,
the successors Of those who have held Of
fee only a norton, Of that time ~ a crord
| ing to the Organic Act before me. Tier,
/ lis special provision nude FOR the reluoya
tof the Governor, Secretary, aud all othe
federal ciiieers, save ihe Judges before th
expiration oil tho four years, should th
President SO viii 1t, The Organic Ae
reads: The executive power and suthori
tty IN and over said Territory OF utal
shall be vested in q Governor who shal
hold his office for four years, and until hi
successor shall be appointed and qualified
unless sooner removed by the President 0
the United States T. n, e. !. s....s (.
/ The same provision for the removal 0
the Secretary Is made in tho same tsrns.
Notwithstanding the seemingly clear or
ipointmcnt for a period 81 four years