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TO the Judiciary Committee.

10 the Judictary COmmittee'
Rscapitulate -Eeo. 2s, larceny Of bank
notes-Eeo. ~, larceny of- larceny Fec.
70 is not defined, ifthopght defined 10 bank
notes-how punished In The same man
nor rs larceny Of goods and ehs,tels Hee.
gs larceny ofi Not Of goods and chat
tolls not Of any thing whatever Section
~ WAS thought defined TO- bank notes
Section ~ Is thought defined TO whatI
Not to bank notes for that definition of
the larceny Of gs=not TO goods aud chat
Hhe Hec. 20 has no sanction but that Of Fec.
~ which has no definition, In this pro
cess we have exhausted the Legislation 30
! larceny. mo. 100 act relative 10 crimes
and offences" Hections 30 aud ss 10 show
the intrinsic defects. How. extrinsicaity I
There Is no larceny 10 slave. The slave
is taken not merely for negative illustra
ton of the inahity Of our law 10 crimes
aud offences, IN the main-but. IN the par
tioulnr. To intensity the attention of the
committee presently 10 the TOPIC 10 be
brought into the pale Of crimes and Of
fences, The evasion of slave The sub
jsct matter cannot bs referred tp anterior
legislation repealed. II contrary. If on
tho same subisct--even corresponding,
and course II upon other subjects impsrti
nent. SECTIONS ~ aud igT guard against
any contingency the oomm,ttos must
supply this "lacune do In Legislation. -
There is no risk of a conaiotion with the
Judiciary. They hold that the Constita-
ton is exceptional to'itself and discfstion-
al to tho legislature and iurisdictional 10
the Recorder. and exscutional to u Town
Constable. Those notes "are nothing If
not critical, !" bus ~ this IL "Rtar .obambor
matter" IL must "npoak by tho card ~ sr-
cepfionai 10 hssifi Article i0s. general
ruioH, must Weld TO Articts fQ4 which
provides Apee..fiiy by way ofexoontion oon.
trndictlon In terms specinliy eanpot bo bv
the way. A speciaity hns no bv-wavs1
for minor trial by tho Recorder. authority
conferred by tho legislature ''oneorop-
"AYticle iog'' guaranteed tho ,lgb, Of ,,iaI
by Jury Ia tho general rule 10 which Arti-
ete 1gi forms an ercspfion TO trial by iurv
~ a general rulo-bnt this restriction docs
not hold good within tho iurisd,c.io, ~
Recorders "Thia little Aufiioesp Tho phraso
exocp,ional to i,sslf d,.,.,so. In, a..
others. "Pou import los detaiisp "discre-
lional 10 Tho Legislature" furisdictionai to
tho Recorder, oxocutional to tho Town
Constable. "Thero in but ono step from
the sublime 10 tho ridiculona.p "Ce n'es,
quo 10 premier pas quo coute," the Consti-
tuition which begins by nm exception 10 IL
self, must end by being n prev 10 "everv
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

Twenty FirrH ANNUAL RepoRr.
We arc obliged to our faithful old
friend and excellent public Officer,
MIR. Martin, Watchman at the Capi.
TOD, for a copy of his twenty.iiith
annual report, and regret TO learn
thereirom, that the rats are still very
bad.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

DIFFERENCE OF TINE IN THE UNI
TEN SrArEs.-ltmay be useful TO lay
before our readers the result of u
lew calculations, setting forth the
difference of time between the va
rious cities Of the United States,
including San Francisco, Califor.
mia; Trinity Bay. Newfoundland !;
Valcntia Bay, Ireland and Lon
don, England. For example, when
it is noon at New York, it is 12
minutes past Mt Valentia Bay;
when il wants l5 minutes Of 0 A.
NJ, at San Francisco, California, it
wants 5 minutes Of 5 Mt London,
England. Again, the same calcu
lation Of latitude and longitude
sets forth that, when noon at New
York, it is Ia minutes past III A..
NJ, at Louisville, KY, 1866 A. NJ,
at st. Louis, No., and about the
same time at New Orleans. The
difference of time between New
York and Buffalo is 20 minutes,
and Philadelphia minutes. The
latter are later than New York
time.
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A Geological Survey Of the state.


-on Tuesday last, introduced n
bill In the Lower House, having
for It's object, q Geological Survey
q the State. That 10 may pass
through safely. and the object be
fully attained, is he often express.
ed wish Of The press aud The poo
pie. interested in tho advancement
1T all sections IT the State. aud
tho developoment of it's resonrses
Could such n work bo accomplish.
ed. new field Of enterprise and IN.
dusty would bo opened up, aud
Louisiana could take her place IN
scientific annals. Appropriations
from the swamp funds, for special
purposcs-'to have the mouth of
Horse Head Bayou examined with
n view 70 daming it 10 build
levoe to protect the lands Of spe-
cial spectators from overflow, aud
10 finish, that interminable work
already commenced" have bccn
made from time TO time, until about
Eve millions Of dollars, realized
from tho sales Of swbmps donated
by copgress IN lsip, have melted
away from tho public treasury into
thin air As II has all gone 10 cn'
rich u few. have not now. the many
n right 70 ask Of their representa-
tives an appropriation from the
funds already on hand, 10 have the
Geological aud Typographical his
tory of the State written down p
We think so. We think that they
might ooucent with unanimity, 10
this much for the peoples share.
out Of the magnificent boquost."-
OF course tho bill will meet with
opposition II has met II nj former
perioda, aud tho mode Of attact will
bo this. Tho gentleman from
-, who esks m appropriation
Of 100000 70 clean out Bayou
Go % Texas, will speak
against an appropriation from the
swamp Fund for n Gcogical Sur.
vey, aud dwell upon the trump
card in the argumont.--"That the
Swamp Fund IL n trust fund sacred.
and ought not 10 be touched. but
for draining and reolaiming purpo-
eos"-'llad the net Of congress'
he will continue to any, "contom-
plated, n Geological Survey Of the
state, opi Of the proceeds of The
sales of swampa, u would have
been NO specified" In answer to
such apecious argument, we would
ask the gentleman from-,
how work can he done, in the dark;
without knowing what il to be donol
The Engineer must have other IN.
formation before him than the wa.
ter level of Horse Head bayou he
wants the water levels of the State;
he wants n Typographical survey,
and here is the ground work FOR
intelligent action in work of i'm
provoment.
The bill Of Cot. ALLEN, il by all
odds the most important and inter
csting to the entire State, that has
yet been introduced this session.
We shall watch its fate with more
than ordinary interest.
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FOR SALE
ON RE ASONABL TER MS .

TUE undersigned offers for sale LIT No. 1, cor
Il ner Lot, In square 80, measuring l2s feet on
81. Charles street By 81 Spain street, there is
on the same two comfortable houses for small
families Also Lot No. I, eo-nsr lot, measuring ~
feet on II. Charles, by ~ on Amsries street, In
sq,iare No. 40. For further partieuIsrs, Apply TO
feb7.lmdfv L. BELLAN,
Third street
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Tnt Elanrn AsuAL Rfropt We
arc obliged to Mr. James =. Brown.
General Superintendent. for u copy
of the Eighth Anual Report Of the
state Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb aud the Blind. to tho General
Assembly Tho work comes from
the home Office, where, during the
past year, pupils of the Institution
have become sufficiently well ao.
quaintcd with the arr preventative.
TO sct up oil the type, put tho
pamphlet to prosH. aud turn out eH
neat job us can be dohc any.
whore Ia the State. Nj. A. II.
Kay Ia at preeent, foreman Of the
printing office, u gentleman thor.
oughly acquainted with this aud
kindred branches. Alex. g. Rice
IL foreman of the brush and broom
shop. IN which the blind are being
taught an honeat aud useful occu-
patton. and Mr. n. q. Moilit Ia fore.
man of the carpenter shop, The
industrial department Of the lDeti-
tuition In now feature. furnishing
already u guarantee of success, --
The friends and relatives of this
unfortunate class of our fellow.
ettiseha cannot but be gfatifed ut
tho resnta already attained in tbip
department. A trade whereby to
obtain an honeat living Is vastly
moro important than the finishing
branches of what ia called flash.
ionablo cducation.n The President
of the Board of Directors, in his
report, anys "The mute pupils
are passiouetoly fond of the oecu.
patton of printing, and would, Mt
almost any time, rather engage in
IL than IN their ordinary rocita.
tione" We shall give the report n
more extended notice at an early
moment.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

pg-fbe Nebraska Legislature have
a lsw'exempting bomestsads 10 tho On.
tent Of one hundred and sixty acres ef
land, aud buildings without nm ineor.
porated village or city, or two lots
and dwellings within a village or city,
from execution for debt.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

Day" Mrs. Partington says that
nothing despises her so much as
to see people who profess to ex-
pect salvation go to church with
out their purses when a reccollect-
ion is to be taken up.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

Bey~ One hundred and tlny tuus of
cannon balls and mortal shells wero
shipped on the steamer Empire City
from Cincinnati. on Wednesday last,
for the Government Arsenal at this
place,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

r&~ II is announced in the fashion
able world that the handsome Mad
anne Bodisco, widow Of the late Rus.
sian Ambassador, will shortly wed
Captain Scott, Of the British navy.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

10 The New York Senate has
passed bill placing New Years Day,
Christmas Day. the Fourth of July,
and national fast days, on the same
footing as Sundays, in regard to bills,
checks, notes, protests, etc.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

THANKS AaAiE.-We are indebted
10 The Hon. T'hos q Davidson lof The
January number Of The Mining Mega
zine and Journal Of Geology, by vii.
liam T. Blake Esa,,
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nalIp c5a}cts anOGomet.
Aaotash vtftaAr cnDss 0osaA NJ.
bAroN nouan.
rnunapAY Mllamannnfrn. .. lsao.

AHefBsH vtftaAN ciiDsE uohs Mf,
BsnsAair BntsN, died on Tuesday night,
aged rs years, As faf back as ohf memory
gpes The deceased bas been the "tlnele
Hen" Of the town good hatufed, clever
old gentleman, with kind word for every
ones lie had been citizen of baton
Rouge sihoe tsoa. and Until within the
ipst few years has been an active raftici
ratof in every movement foi the general
good, Having lived out thrice the rehs
tire Of aa ordinary liie-tinel played his
rart we'll aud bid us al "eood night" for
eyef, We may say for the tuwn that hath
no toiee 30 speak, Farewell, old Ftien t.,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

yGorse's Patent Breeeh Loading Gune.
CUBsC RIBERs sre respectfully Untitled, that
- their Guns have been left for distribution and
delivery with BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
few Of the above Guns for sale.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

VSome bachelors join. the ar.
my because they like war, and
some married men, because they
like peace.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09
TO UOUsEKEFPFRs.

ITsE ROBIssoS's SILVER soAP-the great
u est thing In the world for cleaning and pol
ishing Silver, plated and Britannia ware, and To-
cleaning mirrors, Marble, tin, ETC. TrJ cake oft.
fsbi X. ID. DRY.
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sTATE or LoUIsfANA-PAnisn ~ 1
EAsr BAros Roues, feb. fst, 1tC0.
~, II remembered, That on this first day Of Feb-
ruary. 1850. before tho subscriber, Justice Of
the Peace 10 and for the parish aforesaid, person
ally appeared VIM. 4. Pike, President, and v. E
Hebsrt, Secretary Of ths Southern Mutual Insu.
rance Company of Baton Rouge, who being duly
sworn according 10 Law, do deposs and ssy tha,
the abov accounts just and true, and tran
script fsr the books OF said Company.
fsignedl WIN. 4. PIKE, President.
v. u. HSsERT, Secretary.
sworn IN aud subscribed before me, this first
day OF February, 1860.
lSignedl p. A. WALKER,
Justice OF the Peace.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
tsMPtCYM fsN1'.
80 A Month and oil Expenses Paid /.

A N AGENT is wanted IN svsry town and SCUM
IA " ia the United States, W engsks In a re-
profits may b. esftslsiy realized Fss further
particulars, address Bf. :. iisssr wtssFs, eor.
psr i7th street snd Broadway, New York City,
enclosing tine pestsgs Stamp.
fsbz, smdAw
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

r IME! LIME!-The very best TO be had
feb4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-02-09

CEDAR POSTS.
DECEIVED at tbs Baton Rouge Bayou
IL Saw Mill, large supply of Cedar Posts
which will bs sold cheap for cash.
febg WILLIAM WATSON.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
rARiaH or EAST BATON HOUdE.
L'sTATE of Jutts FoLtEER, deceased.
~ Will bs sold On Monday the goth
February. 1850. at the office ~ the under
signed, the following effects belonging 20
the estate of said lollnef. deceased, vizi
a lot of watehmaket's tools.
a trunk, and some weaving apparel.
Terms tAsa.
J.R. DUFROCQ, Apotioneer.
tsns 4tsiniod.
JTosgsy AND HICE.--Cheioe large ii,aal
III ny and prims Csroiins nies, nov In sup
ply and t,r sale by JOSHUA btAL
I'AMi.y FLOUR .--ioo na,reis ~ assorted
i qualities. all fresh stock. on hand ara icf
sale by JOSHUA BEAL
DLACR oATst SLACK OATsff--7s
ID bushels ~ vsty heavy sud cheiee Black
Canada osis@jast 10 hspd sud for sale ~
fsbo JOSHUA HEAL.
DRAM HHAN if--A fresh lot ~ Saint iopis
- hfsp@jsst feoslvsdbr
fsbo JOSHUA BEAL
ttAr. C0Hs AND 0sTs.--At neais city
IL Feed sni fiear store. ss usual.
fsi,o joshua nEAL.
STATE or 1.OuIsIANA-=Parish of East
Baton Rouge. Sixth Judicial Disttic,
Court=iu the matter II tho succession
Of MICHAEL BRAHAeAs, dsgsassd-No.
GIG. Probate.
" HEREAB, Michael Prendereast has
w this day fled an said Court an ap-
plioation praying 10 be appointed admin
isttator of the estate of Michael Brsnagan,
late of said Fansh. deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons in
tsfested ~ show cause, if any they can /,
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice, why said application should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of
said Court, this sth day Of Fsbru-
ary, A. D., 1850.
fsbo JOB. NEPHJER, Clerk.
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The bill Of Cot ALLEN, Is by all
odds the most important and inter
csting to the entire State, that has
yet been introduced this session.
We shall watch its fate with more
than ordinary interest.
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in command of the Sunpter, in place OF Lieut.
MeDonough snspepdedl, died at kabend on the . W
of April and buried on the 2lst with military an0
masonic honors eu
Third Assistant Engineer james III. Plunkett OF tne
Mystic has resigned, and will return to the un'eo
States in the Maroon
rather think the efficient steamers that our Govern
ment bought of Mr.. Cromwell will prove failure
The boilers Of the Sampler already In such con-
don that the chief engineer does not consider them
safe to carry ten pounds Of steam. The engineers
coDtantly repairing the engines, TO enable taem 70
work. even at that low pressure. 1t Is thought sne
will have to r.turn to the STATES ere long, or she VIII
not be safe to cross the ocean.
The store chip Relief is expected to arrive here 1ne
fore part of June. Stores are greatly needed. lbs
bread, rice &C., in the storehouse are in bad condi-
ton. .
understand the French have had some trouble with
the natives at Loaueo. The French steamer Es.ang
has gone up there 10 protect the factories The natives
are Beginning to be troublesome again, and will have
10 be severely punished before they VIII be subdued.
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,.-t;ncIv waited. The third

,rsrsct nothing. and accordingly wsiteo. Inc 'n,,
-. ,.as from THE Aralancte to The ApoeoL the
s,n,,, had never wished to qnre the "credt OF the
latter; il only desired to impair 'ne Ponu0ai ~
'e,.,o. &c the rival sheet IL considered the reply
~ ~. zppsal unsatisfactory acd evasive, ana
,.s.d n. cenaDd for q retraction or sfnnstlo1 oil
~. ,,srse concerning verscity. Npte number focr,
a., y ApJsato Tie hraionehe declares that ally,
- ,s latter 20 hooorabiy discaims any inteution 70
,.t The credit q the former, aud since 80 hand
,,osl, confined it, attempts 10 the me re destruction Of
,e,aicsl influence, Why The Apro' must cav that It's
no,p re r the Friday article Oay ito impair the
t,r and ishceEce az its rival and not at all 10 i'm
naap the verscty Of its editors. Tue itb aad conclo
e;rr kster wss all sunshine; friercy relations were
ressored, everything seems satisfactory, and OR.
Chew. Geo., o1r mutual friend" must hare been de-
lighted to be the bearer Of so courteous mssive 1t
IL worthy Of note that all three Of the corresponding
parties were Coloneis."
The New-York correspondent Of The hoeHes,e'
Jsion furui hes the following items concerning "f'
Paal Morphy and HE family:
mr. j. d. Sybrspdt, Swedish Consul al Ne~-OI'
IeApsl who married morPhys sister, mas goee wI s
ba family TO Pa is there &c reside. mr. Al 'rPhs
mother aud only rod aiming sis,er MI Inom s as
coon Ms her bu iness sfiais In NeN aus Va" ~
arranged which may take u year OF TWO. mr.
NJ ~ rav Al any moment, b. expected In New
Vol n be likes b, THAI New'OfieaIs, thouSh
h. ,rfar. Paris 10 al other cities. AM III tho latter
rJsse y;ll doubtless finally fix his permanent abode.
fbe fsny are wealthy. Mr. Sytraodt partner 10
the cotton business is Eugene m'rPhy, faui on'y
bro.hfr, ard q ycurg LIAM Of superior busiAeSs
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THE TEXAS FRIGHT.

From The Houston Telegraph, 1911 int.
Mr.. E. NJ Stackpoe of Dallas called upon us yester-
day and informed us that in addition 70 the Dallas
saeraton, and the other fires we have already men-
toned Mr. L. =. Nicholson house was set on hire last
week but it was discovered in tme and put out. Mr..
Miller, living near Dallas, had his house and whea:
stacks all burned.
An extra from The Mckinney Messenger Office also
giyes the details Of other fires in that section, all OF
character to induce the belief that there is syste matte
attempt being made 10 burn the towns and the private
dYeI % of the beet citizens Of the country. Suspicion
has fastt ned on two who hear, have been ar
rested. These men came from Kansas, and pretended
TO be looking at the country They have been seen Ii
the peiRhborhood of several OF these fires Just before
they broke out Ii is thought by the people that they
are Aboon emissaries, and there is good reason for
the belief
Last year an Abolition parson and one two asso-
ciates were run out Of Dallas by the people. When
they left they gave out that the movers IN the affair
should suffer for it. 1t appears that most OF these fires
have been set to insure the burnog OF the prop
erty Of persons who were connected with the Com
mittee in that matter. -
If il should turn out as suspected, sincerely hope
TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE may have something Oh
which 10 hang sensation story OF AbolitonIts being
burned alive IN Texas. II any body ever did deserve
this fate it is these men, if they are really gGiity.
The people in the towns in Northern Texas were
forming themselves into Committees OF Safety, ana
employ ing large squads of special police 10 watch for
the ncendares. Doubtless every suspicious charac-
ter w, be arrested Such should be- and kept Ill close
confinement, or follow ed ont of the country.
These scoundrels have the enthusiasm OF zealot
Like John Brown, they will sone OF tnem 90 throlgh
fire, and encounter 0eath in their cause. Happily,
blind zeal is not righteousness, Monammed might
have usurped the place of Jesus Christ Nor because
under the influence of this ZEAL these fellows may re-
gard revenge as piety, and murder and arson the
means Of serving God, are they the less dangerous
Let their crimes be washed out in their blood And
If they are insane, their insanity is OF nature that
burning alive will cure as well prevent the spread Oh
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INTERESTING FROM NEBRASKA.

SScospoudenc5 OIL Ine ~ H hiVio.
NEBRASKA CITY, Jaly IL, 1860.
Permit me TO congratulate you upon tho faVoraoie
Circumstances under which the Republicans commence
their sbOr. We, here in the Territories, are by no
mesns de spectators Of the conflict going on IN
The States To the issues between the parties are oil
practical, living importance. 1t ia the freedom OF our
ocr soil, whereon have built our homes, for
which our Republican brethren in the states con
teading The questions principally of territorial
ehsracter hence we, who reside 10 the Territories, are
more directly interested in their settlement than any
ether portion OF the Cnonhsrsfore desire to
tribute It we can toward securing Republican
triumlI Ne have no electoral vote out we hav. men
OF ability who might take the stump and do good SER
vice In the campaign.
The fact thai Nebraska although concededto Freedom
by al parties has been made, in truth Slave territory
NOT by open enort as attempted 10 Kansas but by
sbs usdious policy of the National Administration,
aided by it's slayeholding appotees In our Territorial
Government, should be made known 70 the American
people. The fact that toe people Of tins Territory, in
the exercise Of what they understood 70 be Popular
Sovereignty have twice attempted TO prohon Slavery,
and have BEEN twice defeated, once by Democrallc
Legislature and again BY the incorporation OF the veto
Of Democratic Governor, and that both the members
q the Legislature and tho Governor are setiSe sup
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FROM THE COAST OF AFRICA.
Corespopdence of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF Inc ~ l. Tribune
Sr. PAUL DE LoAsDo, May %, 1861.
Az the mail is about 10 Close seize the opportunity
of sending you what little news can pick up. The
IT, S. Steamer Mystic is in port taking in stores pre-
paratory cruise up the coast The sooP Marion is
also here anxously waiting orders for her return TO
the United States. The Mohicsn is daily expected
she is cruisng of the Congo. The sumper Is at ha'
benda. About the 10th Of April she captured tie brig
VIM. r. Kibby and the bark sutanna in tho Congo
river The brig hsd her savedeck partly laid very
large galley, and coppes for cooking rice She also
had large quantity Of rice on board The captain Oh
the Sumttei put prize on board under the com,
mand Of Lieut. James A. Greer, and was about TO SEND
her 10 the United States when the U. s. Steamer Mo-
hican hove in sight.
Commander Godon thought there was hardly sutii-
Gent cause to detan her. Consequently she was re-
leased to take in her cargo and leave the coast at the
earliest opportunity. the Saltanna also had extra
coppers, plank for slave deck rice &C., but as they
ali appeared upon her manifest she could not DO
detained.
Lieut.. Commanding Thomas Rooney, who WA placed
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rorters Of Douglas ia practical illustration OF
the consistency of the Northern wiag OF that
yary, and an evidence of what they would
probably do had they the power r the Terri
torres. The sct that dnrpg the last eighteen months
seven slaves have es aped from their masters in this
cy and that the power Of the Federal Courts has been
exeited 70 punish those who were supposed to have
aided them should occasion serioas reflections as the
FRI emsn Of the Staes called to decide which party
THE Democratic Republican, shall have the futare
guardian shio of this great Territory. Ii,
In ny opinion, there facts and many others, wuicn
might Be mentioned had time exhibiting the inlsrae,
corruption, and lawssaess Of the Democracy IN .ae
administration of our Territorial Gsvernment, In .ner
Mort 70 make Nebraska. for political purposes If mo-
thing ese, Slave State would if submitted to the Peo-
pe Of the States aes, their attention. and sho point
aSv tbs necessity of ,augurag change in our Ter
;,5y,;si noIicv: this can be done either by stump
sreecIes or BY publications, as the Committee may deem
best. r. Al:
ci,y contained notice offering "$1 900 reward for
the return Uf runaway slaves-