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if he is against the law, he is to vote ''for
or against" it.
Again, avhot time and hov is the law to
60 into operation? Section 19 says: "'That
it shall be the duty of the judges of election
in the several districts to make return to
i the Clerks of st. Mtuy's, Caluert, HoDard,
Kent, and Baltimore Counties Query. Are
the Judges of election in the several districts
to make return to the clerks in all the
counties? It seems SOY of all the votes cast
for or against the aforesaid act, and it shall
be the duty of the said clerks, in ten days
after said election, to notify said Board of
Commissioners (who it seems are to be ap-
pointed before the election, and before the
luu has gone into operation on taken etect)
by publication in the St. Mary's Beacon, or
otheracise, and in some newspaper III Calvert,
Howard, Kent, and Baltimore Counties, or
othesarise, (two separate notices, it seems,
must be given, one in the st. Mary's Beacon,
or other,oise, and the other in some newspa-
per in the other counties. or otherwise; sup
pose both notices should be 'sothcrviscs" of
the acceptance or rejection of this act by the
majority of the legal yotes cast at said elec-
tion;) and if said act shall be rejected it shall
be null and void, but if said act be accepted,
the same shall take effect from the date of
the notification of said Clerks to said Com
missioners. Query, how is this date to be
fixed And if the Clerks in the different
counties give their notification at. different
times, how then? And if both kinds of no.
tifcation should be of the ''otheruise" order,
how then y and they shall then proceed to
execute its provisions in the manner and at
the times and places prescribed in the fore
going sections"
This Section 10 (Which we have been
compelled to give in full, in order to show
the bearing of the comments), seems to as
sumo that the Commissioners to regulate and
hire out the free negroes, are appointed be-
fore the law is accepted by the voters. How
can their appointment be valid, when the
law under vhich they are to be appointed
''shall not 60 into operation or take effect"
until after it's acceptance by the voters. And
yet the Commissioners are to be notified of
the acceptance of the act, and are at once to
proceed to execute ''its provisions" and the
date of the notification to the Commissioners
is to be the date from which the law under
which they are to be appointed is to take
effect" The absurdity and contradiction
is palpable Can the law take effect at all ?
4 Does it not defeat itself? In another paper
! : Il s.ssi:ukra@0a-t ezansiac the principal pro-
visions of the act, as to the hiring out and
binding of the free negroes! D.
Prince Frederick, Aug. 3S, 1860.
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10 noDiose candidate for Justice Of the Superior Coat
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HIRAM BARNEY, President Of the Convention.
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Third Congressional District.
MASS MEETING
ELECTORS ofthe LIST, 3D. "a, sh and 9Th WARDS
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FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAT1FYING THE NOMINATION
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON
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mhLArthOLI rOfeON1NG CASH.
The PARTICULARS Of melancholy poisoning esse In
which young married lady Of the Jewish persuus,on,
named Mrs Peyser residing WIN her husband No. 2ss
Hudson street, was the victim, csne to light yesterday,
The fscis are smpiy Easy on Monday morning
deceased, wihcus any previous warning, was attacked
with vomiting and pargisg and compned OF great pain
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witzer were summoned to attend deceased, and mme-
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poison Furthermore, sAo requested the physicians to
the contents Of basin IN which she had vomted,
In order that the matter should be thoroughly invest
gsaed The doctors did as she desired aud tier pre-
scriDsd for deceased the Usual tdotes cases where
arsenic has been administered Every attention paid
to the Ssor sufferer, but the efforts Of the
physicians, rhe continued rapsdy during the day,
Notified OF the affair At early hour yesterday morning,
md proceeding TO the oFtae tragedy he imed
Of nterrosAtsd in reference 70 The msaa.
choy tragedy, when he stated thcs to- The best Of hs
belssf hts VIE had been scctientsdy poaoned.
Upos bepg asked what reason he lad tor spposng that
such was the case be replied that no kept lying
loose about the house for the purpose Of destroying rats
AMI thought more than likely that dscsAeed must have
accidentally partaken Of Of ssr broskfas that
morning. Mr.. Peyser gave clear and Satisfactory
s sd Ss sS ~
ecty satisfied that the wnees had concealed nothing
latipg 10 tSe affair poet norton examination OF the
body made by Dr. Bouton allowed that the sonash and
inteetincs had evidently been subjected 70 the
influence OF some metallic poison. Tne injured
parts were removed and placed jar for the purpose
OF che micA ANALYSIS being made, and subsequently, the
vessel with As contents, placed In charge OF Proes
sor UDker Aeary was then empsnne,led TO oct 10 the
case, but the taking Of any evidence postponed until
the analysis Of Dr. 2nker could be completed Tho de-
ceased kept quito IN extensive millinery e.tabhhmeot at
the above mentioned number, and had always been
happy terms with her bcreaved huAband. Her sudden
dee caused no little excitement among the nsyhbos,
especially whom Wa rumored that there was poison in
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