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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09
W WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 8. 1851.
A S IL T A b U l. A

ISAuGURATED.-We devoutiy thank God aud
the people, upon the safe and
p,aceabe installation of representative man
in the olice Of Chief Magistrate OF this plunder-
ed, forsaken, and sundered nation so graciously
accomplished on the 4th inst. ABRAHAM LIN
coLS is solemnly sworn to discharge the duties
of that Office, aud has plainly iutimated the poll
cy which will govern him in doing So Let Us
rejoice that this line Of policy is strongly char.
acterized by two ingredients, from which we
have been so long estranged that we had almost
ceased to consider them practical elements 10
the science Of government, viz. justice and sta
billy The utterances OF the inaugural address
are worthy Of the better days Of the republic.
worthy Of the man whose sobriquet is Honest,
worthy OF the occasion, and reach the judgment
aud challenge the endorsement Of every honest
man. The country INDUCES a long breath, aht
confidence and cheerfulness take the place o
doubt and apprehension. The transition is one
the ike Of which has never been experienced
since the close Of the revolution. The address
is a model OF comprehensive and originA
thought, concise, simple, plain, direct aud forci
Bile in expression, and happy 10 The selection o
its topics, and the judgment and good seust
which limit their treatment. Few men woalC
have embraced the whole field Of observation
and comment as connected with the exigeneiet
Of the times in the space which bourds thi
document. 1t model state paper--a ressrip
4 Of the man.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

The vurious bodies Of United States
,roops. now here. we're stationed in differ
ent parts Of the city--the sappers ana mi
ncrs clone bong in the procession.
1t. Gen. Scott, II is said, was near the
capitol, with Capt Barry's Company OF
Light Artillery, and Major Haskin's com
mand acting as infantry. The officers, II
is reported. we're continually passing to and
from, and its said the General was heard
to exclaim, everything is going on peace.
ably. thank God Almighty for it,
During the day the military patrols were
on duty all over the city, aud tho greatest
vigilance was enjoined upon, and observed
by the regulars. The display OF soldiery
in the procession was very hue, but not
equal to that Of the 22d February.
The companies were quite numerous, but
of small size. As a rule, the Republican
Association was placed in the order OF
march Immediately after the ex Presidents.
This organization had with them sort OF
triumpha car drawn by four white horses
each with a white cloth cover with the word
"Union" in large letters. The word Con
sttution" was on the side
ne CAT was OeNoIuAtu WIN hAih"NH'
flags, with red, white and blue dropery, and
contained thirty -four little girls represent
ing so many states, and two young ladies
respectively representing the North aud
| South
The whole affair was under charge Of
ten Wide. Awakes in full uni!orm-cape
cap aud all
Five hundred delegates from n. York
were in the procession, marching four q
breast aud wearing badges with the word'
New York" on them
Several other large delegations also join
in the line,
The scene presented from each front wa
very fue The avenue in front Of the por
tico was thronged.
The crowd exichding to q great distance
on either side, an1 reaching into the Capi
tol grounds, and every available spot wa
black with human beings, clinging to tn
rolls, mounting on fences and climbing trees
On the outer edge concourse Of volnu
teer soldiery were halted, and stood at res
during the delivery Of the inaugural 4
great number of Gags we're flying, and a
the sun shone brightly on the gay dresse
Of the ladies, and the stars aud stripes
, and the uniform and glittering weapons G
the soldiery. the scene was exceedingly al
mating and picturesque.
Five hundred special police had bee
detailed, including detachments from Bait
more, Philadelphia, New York and Bostor
: A large body of Wide. .Awakes were al.
present, thoroughly organized, but maxim
no public demonstration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

Friend BYTSoroS Of the .Nortoalk Ct. Ca
zetie is publishing the Van Dyke Sermon as
electoneering document, and by little adroit-
ness has badgered the old loco Farmer at
Bridgeport, as an offsett, to publish the speech
of the Hon. Mr.. Ferry, of that district By
this means the readers of the Farmer get a
beam of trnth which they could not otherwise
hope for, and the republican readers of the Ga.
zette, see to what extremes of infdeity the pull
pit is driven, to sustain the new dogma of loco.
focoism that slavery is divinely sanctioned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

The Missouri Convention adopted on the 5th
resolution, sending a committee to inform the
Commissioners from Georgia, that Missouri dis
sented from the position taken by that State.
and declining to share with her the horrors Of
secession.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

Mr.. Buchanan was at the Capitol on the
morning of the 4th for three hours, and remain
ed till five minutes to noon, signing every bill
presented to him. None making public appro-
priations were lost.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

n. CARoIIsA-Sixty-two counties have been
heard from G5 Unionists and 33 Secessionsts
are elected. The vote on holding q Convention
will require the official returns to decide it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

The Maryland delegates. dispatch says
went home in disgust at Lincolns determination
to put Chase and Blair in the Cabinet. They
declared there was no hope of retaining their
state in the Union. Lincoln replied emphatic
ally Gentlemen the affair is decided--my
Cabinet is formed"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

The TARIFF BlLL.--We learn with pleasure
that the Morrill, Tariff Bill was promptly signed
by President Buchanan and has become one Of
the relief measures of the new administration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

IHE CAnSEr.-The seuats met on the 5tb,
al p. M appointed Messrs Hale and Douglas
a committee to Inform the President Of their
readiness to bear from him, and took recess to
~ P. nr when the President sent 10 a message
BY bis private secretary, Mr. NicOlay, and the
Senate vent into executive session and oooarm.
ed the following gentlemeu as nsmbers Of ,ho
cabinet
Hon. VIM II Seward Secretary Of State
Hon. 8. p. Chase Secretary Of tha Treasury
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary Of War.
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy
Hon. Montgomery Blair. Postmaster General
Hon. Caleb q. Smilh, Secretary Of the Inter
Tor.
Hoo. Edwsrd Bates, Attorney General
The votes were uSsRimo0s for all e1cep
Msssrs Bates and Blair four or Eve votes be
ing cast as=;sst each Of thess geBtlemeu. tina
many objeeting 10 them bscaSss sA4y were uu
willing that any oae from Slave States should
90 into ith CablDet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

All the appropriation bills were passed be.
fore Congress adjourned
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

Numbers Of threatening letters are still sent
to Mr. Lincoln, and quietly consigned TO the
aamaa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09
1 n ORDINANCE-To amend an ord

AN ORDINANCE-To amend m ordi-
nance passed December 3D. 1859, entitled. IAN odi-
organizing the territory within the village
OF Ashtabua into Road Oifc and regulating the sAme
Be Il ordained BY the Council Of the lnoorPOed Village
Of AshtSbul
l. That section ist Of the ordinance passed De-
eember I'd 1882 entitled "An ordinance organizing the terri
tory within the incorporated Village Of Ashtabua, into
Road District aud regulating the same be
read ooys That the territory lying within the bounda-
RIGS Of said Incorporated village be and the hereby
constituted and declared In be Road District and
the first day Of January A n 1860.
SECTION That II il hereby made the the Coune
Of said incorporated Village OF Ashta6na the second
Tuesday Of April In each year TO appoint Supervisor for said
Road District who shall hold his Office for the term one
year fOm the day Of said appointment.
SECTION That in case Of vacancy oeooing IA said Of
nee Of supervisor BY death. resignation ohee II shall
be the duty Of The said Council 10 immediately h the
By appointment for the unexpired term Of said ONCE.
SECTION That much Of said hrs4 section Of aald Ord
passed Dee "a 1889 provides for the election OF
Supervisor Of sAid Road District be and the Is hereby
repealed
Attast; J. p, ROBERTSON Mayor.
y. siLLINAN Recorder.
AshtabulA February 23, 1891 aH5sG
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

ASSURANCE OF MAN.-MR. LINCOLN, on
Saturday evening last, when the struggle for
Cabinet appointments became vehement, and
no doubt little trying, gave another evidence
of the stuff Of which he is made, by the manner
CT meeting the emergency, and relieving himself
of the annoyance. Gentlemen-It is evident
some one must take the responsibility, of these
appointments. and believe 1 will do it. Ny
Cabinet is completed. The positions are not
all definitely assigned, and will not be until
announce them privately to the gentlemen whom
l have selected to bo my constitutional advi.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

SPEECH OF Hon. JoHS HUTouISs--On the
first page will be found most Of the speech Of
our representative 10 Congress on the 9th ult.,
an imperfect aud unsatisfactory telegraphic
synopsis Of which has already appeared in our
columns We commend it TO the attention OF
onr readers for its plainuess and force, and the
soundness of the views taken. The success and
readiness shown in meeting the numerous inter-
rogatories and interruptions Of those around
speak well for bis calInuesS and self possession,
and offer very satisfactory test Of qualities of
the man. and the fund Of Information ready for
sudden use and emergency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

UnUdh UF HEFNEAkNTATlYE4, us,
ohace OF COMMITTEES Of Accounts, April 18th, 1860
SR The Committee OF Accounts OF the House of Repre-
ssnttvss have approved the proposition for placing Hor.
esterH Quarto Dictionary in the Hall OF The House. the on
rooms, and for such Committees shall request H.
II gives pleasure 70 state ftther that the work has re-
ceved tho highes. comnendatoa not only OF the Committee
animation. si..' FTstF
lam very respectfully yonr obt serySt ..---- .ass
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

The PEACE CoNGREss---This body brought
its labors to close last week, by the adoption
Of what is called the Franklin proposition,
which is neither more nor less than concession,
or one Of those compromises about which we
have heard so much since the presidential elec.
tion. 1t is not such proposition as is clcu.
lated TO command the respect Of the SOUTH or
add to the self.respect Of the north. AS we have
probably heard the last of it, we do not deem
worth while TO cumber our columns with lit
The convention has answered its day. Ereuat
omnes is oil that need TO be written about it.
A majority Of the Virginia and N. Carolina
delegations voted against it. The Missouri
delegation was divided as was also that Of 20
sns Upon that branch relating to slavery il
the territories, the Indiana delegation declined
to vote under Instructions from their legislature
The Illinois delegates voted for it, and N. Y orl
delegation was equally divided.
The vote Of this state was Eve. for and two
against the proposition. Those for it were
Groesbeck, Ewing, Horton, Backus and Rsu
ben Hitchcock Chase and Wolcott voted no
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09


ISAuouRArIoS ARRANoEnENTs, - Our friends
who were in attendance atthe inauguration OF
President LIScorN, speak in exbaulied terms OF
the completeness aud thoroughoess Of the ar
rungements The least demonsIratioo, or ex.
preston Of disuniOn sentiments was followed
with instant expulsion from the assembly. Sew
eral cases Of this kind they witnessed, aud every
part of the immense throng seemed 10 be in as
touishing readiness for the suppression of the
slightest disorder. SO vigilant and perfect seem
ed to be the arrangements, That had assOssina-
tion been meditatod by any one, he could hard
" have drawn forth au instrument for executing
It without finding himself overpowered in an
instant and hurried of the ground. The house.
tops, and every prominence about the city was
occupied with centres, who could have signOed
an alarm, ana preciptated upon any locality an
effective force for arresting any suspicious OF
threatening movement. Prevention was the
principle acted upon, md no opportunity was
allowed for the initiation of disorder.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09
lam very respectfully yonr OBJ serv't a1
BYRON @, DANIRfss, Clsrh
Public Printing. and Dobates in Congress.

Washington, March IA 1860
have long been familiar with WoreeAters Dictionary and
have beea hthy gded az the Of new and
beautiful edition Of this vauable work voeabulary
the skill Of s arrangeeu accuracy OF orthokaphy prec
sion Of definitions particularly Of technical and scientific
isrus Its general completeness and it's freedom from pOlhl.
sectional bias render IT, in my esusaon the
perfect and authoritative expostoy OF the Engh isngasgs
il gives pleasure TO state that It Il the standard AuhoS
for the public printing. Yery respectfully,
JOHN HEART, Superintendent,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

By virtue Of writ Of yenditiOns Exponas dny issued sp
said Court in the above case directed will
sale BY Of public auction the door of the Court ouss
in Jefferson, AshtabulA county, Ohio on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

CLOSED UP The Grocery business
~ heretofore carried on by the subscriber, in this village
having been brought to close he calls upon all having
the TO bring them In for settemcn
and those indebted To the expected to call With
out delay aud pay the came.
John Rattle, Agent.
Ashtabula Feb. 2sth, 1880 6el
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-03-09

Ray In the history of the Insttuon the subject orbs-
gspy referred To Of the most accomplished writer's
tnls corntry and in accordance with his Recommendation
woreests Dictionary adopted being the Eoa
erai uss ees of English scholars. --.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17

The Baltimore Clipper OF the Is, inst,
says: Thomas whitridse. who has been
for more than thirty year. one Of our lead.
ing merchants. and who has large capital
invested in the city Of Baltimore. has gone
to the North temporarily. W, have also
heard Of several other prominent merchants
Whose intention IL 10 to withdraw their cap
i.al from tho city Of Baltimore iu',he even,
OF secession. One We could name, who has
more than 500, 200 invested in business in
this city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17
GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

4 NoyIL C,Ecrssr,ScT In i-Ss, ID,
II.u,ek ordered h.. foreman to eoelo.e "a a hoN
Of h., Sagar Coated P,ll. ne~ gold dolIar-.I'o
, .A,rt letter, requesting the nader OF the isbt',
Or rather the ps,,la,g ofihe boN ofp'll' eoa'a'a'
NJ a., 10 addfs.. Dt. lleu,ck, naming his rc'''
d.aes. date, .,e. Il me- aPPsars that the l-"'
49,. purchased by NJ. Amos stephenson, ofiiou''
toa, TeNa.,-~ho. "a "a litter 10 DE-. herick
dated Nav 10Th ls6O, .sy. -" ga opeuing Z
boS Of We, Pills. purchs."d this DAY .isdge Of m,
.orpr,.s on 6ad,ng sali asli.'. On sNsmin'n.
the directions. : ~ note of fsqas', ~a'sl'o found
", Gul, daughter claim. the dollar, throusl
shieA have male = hole, aud a. write, ~
.a,pendsd from her neck, Nth ubboH." The
druggist IN Houston pnrch,.sd hi. supply Of ril'
IN Ns~ York. and the New York Druggist, d'r.c
IRON Mr. IIsuick.
gY-Sec advertisement on fourth page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17

PILES PILES. PILES I!
What How euredi 7

What isui How cured Thousands Of
person. have r,l~.-sudcS ior yeats With the
d,ssa.e-,st lev kRos shat u -, ~ how q D.
caf,d. Every rss- Of piiss, Sh"thTT msuIirstrd
~ ,hs TORN IT eNicfasl tua,t., '~Ia.nt blscding..
90 ~ y,olsnt ,chiRg ADD irritation. drpends essca'
tail, upon congrst,oa Of the abdominal 'cno-'
eirculaiioa. Thu. ptoiucr. the eurotermeni.
d,sl,oa II the VEINS, bfmat,oa II tumots, hsmoft.
h.ge., pain aud Suffering; aud the dissas. can
oal, n. biaiamcat,ll, carcd bS ms,i'c,ns' sh'ch.
taken iaternally, relieve this 'eUoas congestion.
Hence oiatm-ut., washes, and v'va '1j~ct'oa..
are - Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC. SIMPLE sugar p,l, taAsn two %
three time. dsy, cute. the isesss b, ouraS
the condition upaa Which the disea.e dsp"nd.
unnflrvds have bo.n cured by u, eNsu 81 the most
oh.tinai. cases. Al ~ill be promptly bcnshiied
b, Il. ffic.. - cent. boN.
seat b, nail of express. Tree ofchaTgr on re-
ceipt oi the pf,cr Adlfc..
liza. y. HUMPHREYS = CO.,
No. 5o2 Broadsay. Ncs York.
So aAVrfttsensat IA another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17
WILLIAM c. WHITNEYs
EST A r e..

~
gINIIC ..-e,,b.f., executor. II the last will aad
tr.taneni Of William e. Whiinsy. Esq. lat.
n Nof~ay, olcr Zoe sale ih. hllowins described
r,,l estate. situated ~ Norway Nilhse, 10 sh.i
The valuable usrrs stand. kno~H a. the lin
HOUSE, consisting 81 spurious. convenient aud
veil Il ni,h.d house. With ouIhuilding-, and at"u,
.cr,. Of very valuable Lnd-Ihe ,smc hasing leen
occuped ior several ,s.f. ps'thy oti. True, Esq,
and !. on. IL the ls.l tavern stands ~ the state.
Al.o, the l.rg. and Convenient CABINET
SHOP, occupied Nv Ne..r. 1oodsin h N,ssri
the h.,smsnt II which !. occupied by W.. iil'N,
a. a msthine shop. With .ufii,i water Is'wer Ia
cav, Oh. m,chiasn.
Ai.o, III. DwEiLING.HOJs audi BIaCk.
smith ,h"p, fofmsrly o~scl and ocoup''d'b, la.
ih.r T. Poster.
Al.o, aloa, four acre. II valuable Tilisg~ ianl.
situated 10 the fn~n IL Norsa,. on The rad lead.
/ iug ~ Soaih Pare.
| Al.o, about E,a'tcen aeIrs Meadow isni, IN said
Norway, oa ihr - al Ilnnl,rl fo.d.'
! Ai.o. ten are. Of goal scotland, 10 said Not'
Nav. near the DsE'rt hns.
/ Al.o. the E,llo~,ag described real estate .iin''
tei ~ he town IT Pans. To w.t.:
I Ahoat ihu,.tso acre. 81 Wo0l and Timber
land. situated 90 the - old K.mio'h r,ad."
! Al.o, slppat il5 acre. ol valuable Wopd aud
. Timl-t l,nl. Niihin . lev rod. 81 the Ail,nuo y
I -. I-,sT-sc- railroad.
] Also the tpllo~ing t~.ctihsd real estate, 'iu-
at-,l ~ The town ~ DNip'd, h. ~it.i
! The hrm occupied h Ucorgr W. Thomas,
E,l., containing ,isiut 10 acres.
/ Al-o. slout 40 acrr. of 'slu able Wool and
r,ml-r L.nd adjoining the sane.
/ Al.n, M, .er-. ol Wood spd Timber hnl,
Dear the railroad.
/ A.o. - acre. II rs.tungr, near lchihod W..
Thomas. leg.
AI.o, 10 .rrr- Of Wool snd Thinker Lanj, near
ISpnard C.Liwcll. Es1.
/ Also, the ntick House md me and on'.haf
arrr. II hnd known a. the Nsl'oa .tiH,i' at
Cage. Mills.
Al.o. the store aad ut. IT bpant. roni. IN
the town 81 Wood,iock, iofmstl, c'our'"d u,
EIn Jessll. E.p.
/ Al.o, abaui 200 acre. ofwII land. situated IA
the iowa IT Ms."u.
Nl.o, (, tp,t ~ sild land situated ~ the town
Of lIllnchsj ~ the CuuniN II fi,cai"lnis.
/ NoT~.y. Apf,l 5th. i-6i.
G aEonS M!'i 7. SM,fiiirsrr.Sr''''"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17

The legislature Of Missouri has ADJOURN
cd, The military bill allows the armlns oi
the State, aud ia the hands Of jackson. Is
nearly as bed as q secession triuancc. Gov
srnmsni wall watch the movements OF The
traitors
r.. winans has been taken TO Fort Mon
roe. and i IN the guard house.
Gen. Cadwallader has command NJ baIi''
more. and Gen. Butler at Fort Mehenry.
The government, in the British farha'
ment. stated That the southern eoaiederaey
IN issuing letters Of marque, must De con
sider,d tsllgcrrnt-.
wlsuiNeToN, May Il. An increased
.tiuiulou- Was to-day applied by commit
tee Of prominent gentleman from New YORK
Who bad long interview with The Admin
I.trauon. The result vas a consent % &C
e.pt u more regiments from New YORK
Ths meets with the Concurrence OF General
Scott. The committee strcnuoqsly urged
more prompt and effective measures, with
no balls in the proeeeding-, and 10 appears
from their present cOnvCr>atiOn that The
supply 4 money 10 support this increased
fofc., d. matter that will occasion no un
pleasant concern to the g~vsrnmrni.
The departments uas re'uso4 W "''" Wv
TRANSPORTATION Of street railway cars ~ New
Orleans.
There j. reason to believe that The report
ed removal OF the remains OF Nashlnsio'
from Mount Vernon IL untrue.
Marshal Fisher Of the eastern district o
Virginia !. the only judicial officer IN tina
STATE who hs. not resigned.
H,RRrssrRa. May Is. MAJ. Anderson
auiyed here this afternoon. but stopper on
"a few minutes. Gov. Curtin ana othel
State ofhcials. aud immense numbers OF peo
pie greeted hun. Camp Curtin turned on
twelve companies 10 participate IN the eefe
monies oi welcome. MAJ Anderson receiv
ed repeated cheers. lie stated 90 Gov. Cor
tin that Mr.. Breekinridge would joIn bin
Ai Cincinnatti, and take command undel
him. The announcement created pro
fOGndly gratifying sensailon among all elas
see.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17

B,lrnoxE OccuTIED. Gen. Butler has
invested the city Of Baltimore, and made
the city the headquarters OF hi' department
The camp IS lo:ated on Federal Hill, and
IA. been named Z" Federal Camp The
eneanpmcn, has been arranged with care
svidsn,ly tor permanent occupation. Gen.
Butler Ia. ISSUED proclamation announ.
eng that the people would Dc protected IN
a.! their lawful business. lie invites al
manufacturer. Of military equipment to
report 10 him, that they may oe employed
by the government, and invites supplies OF
rrovi.ious. Al arms or provisions going
g. the rebels Satc- will be eonhs'atei'
The arms sent frOn Harper Ferry were re-
turned on demand. and carried TO Fort Nc
Henry. There we're alten drAy loads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-17

To the Senate aud liouse 81 Representative. u
the state % Ns,ne, IN Legislator. ssssmbl~d'
THE undersigned respectfully rspt,sents that IN
i Nos.n.l~T, 4. ID. 1859. he hscams the osncr
b, purchase. of land situated ~ that par Of Nor
" ay which f,uDcrly belonged 10 Paris, paying foe
.s,d L.nd a ptic, gT,si,r than u va. held al When
.ithia the hmits ~ Pare. said hbd by Act 81
the Las, legislature ~as taken from Norws! and
annsSsd 10 Paris, TO the pecuniarN injury Of YOUR
pstitionet: and whereas the Constitution oi Mare.
Auic- Let, S~ctioa 18th, provides that
Even per.oa Zoe an injary dens him "a his
property, ,hall have rcmeiN by due course Of
is~ aud tight and justice 'h,ll h. administered
freely and sithOst sale. completely AMI without
d.nial. pfonlptly aud Mt bout deisy".-
Therefore III. uniersign~i most respectfully p~ti-
tioa. Nour hoaor able boiy that the right and jos
tee fvietrsd 20 IN the Constitution NAV he done
hin. b, placing the aid l.nd ~iIhin the Juri.dic-
Iion II the town to which It belonged al the time
80 en- ,oar pei,tioost became the Tossss.or 81 q.
FRANCIS II. WHITMAN.
Norway, April leth, ls6i. 10