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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
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A GENTLEMAN. sarNd IL NSsvcaa DEBILITY,
Tnu masteatv Premature Decay, anl Tuathfel
kFre9, aetaatea Av desire e. ASaeat atAer2 vii
b. hAppN 70 tarnISh q alt whe need IL. ftee ef
ehsrEel the tealEo aRd direstis'as &c making tha
s.maSs remedy used Ia bis 7cuasa, Sufferers WazA@
tnv % rrag Ay the aissrsisNrls bad experience.
IN possess sage sad xSlaahse Fsmedls. eaa Do
"a By s,tlspss4a h3aa Il ~ his place e aasI
ness, The Haaig.e aud fnN iatasEaassvn~-ef staAa
.mpaFtanaas-u al 10 ss8t hF Fethrn mail.
Address ss I1IIN 3, OGDEN.
Ne. 90 NaasSa Street New TexA.
pS Nervous spaseess Of botA as8sa slA nnA
this info mstian ,inyalasAle,
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TAKE SeEacE-~AIl The world aaa abs
rsss 81 maakiaa viii take NOTES that
HnpFEa has Just received hoasefai Of
aev goods, sshrssiag eyerytAing Ia his
liae. asefal q weil as ornsmsnsal Ahesi
u pretty shiags FOR holiday psseeas vii
Be fouad Il the r, q, Rsak s.osa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

HoLInAYs.--KYSErT has just opened
III sadlsss vafisty Of faaey articles for
10 holidays, Of all prices, styles aud va
rississ lFyoa wans 70 present her With
soass haag nies, drop 10 At kYSErr,s
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

GAMING, The cars ssll DC raaaias IL
Rooasepsa, ga the Chicago aud North
Western Road. ~ the fires ii Janusry
--Caly ere haadss,i aa,l thirty mjDes troa,
Coaaell RlaIFs,- We asy hook oat Tor
the engine" ia aSssSttls less thaa thrca
years. as this rsssl il moving westward at
the rate ef tay miles year, Let her
seme ahsal~--shoa Cad ~ all a, katne,
aal wa5tjHs for hss.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

DrKD. -At 81. joseph, No, On the
ssA iast, Of Typhoid Fever, after an i'll
moss 81 is days, NARr JuLlA, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. & EuRaSK Of this
s;;s:y,,aged 8 ysars, ! monsa and II
EsFA
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

THAkKs aATe xnder sb|
= Hon. = srursalAss q v Kisos'
nuay, fur Pub Does from Dakota.

News Goons. DouoRsary q BAsK.
LEv. have recently rsplsnishsd their
sseek Of Dnags nosioas ke., and ars pre-
pared % servo tia public with ayerythiag
ia THAR Eae--oF the bsss duality.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

gay Coon, --~It is written, nan cen
not hve BY bread aleae, aud the natural
iafereaoe i, that I,,ls neat, occasionally,
is good, L aet absolutely necessary; and
staee this Is the eaSa.we Know nj place
shers tsw Aaass eau Be iases,el 10
better aasaasage saAt AZ the "ss@F Mar,
LET { Their sseaks. and rests are o,
she agss qasaty, as3 cheap IS the
eAea pest,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

TES. GtLaoag Is going to publish .
issagy 81 the siega Of Fort Samp'er
II soa,shojy waald publish an account
\ Of il hsiag taken, what sale that would
! hare.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

a EEapx-Youag Auaesssa : enjoying
eray old slide just now- The hills
abound ID sod tracks highly tempt
NJ % ssoas aad ths boys !. let em slias. Z
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Why was Noah bad. mausarF Give
up 2 Because no was forty days and
forty Knights before he found AIRY rat
{ Ararst),
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Ma. 0Ex Sr,SsNAS hSs hcaa
sSfRBed ~ daty As Second ia ensaa-sni a
tie ncparnoa, Il the oht,, aud Ia sAs
absence al sAe NaleF asnegal Comnaa.
dlag. Sch AID. sa'Pe,ggga aNtha aas
hss VI beeart e.eag Cauautsadag,
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gITAANlH
Whole Army in Good Condition |

/ Hilton Head I2,--Capt Duncan, cpsaf
Gen Howard . scouts, just eoaela. having
descended 0geeoha in smaA boat.
+ He left Army on the evening Of 9th.
Shernans whole army was then within ID
| miles of SaFSnaah, adsaaeing TO attack the
hensmy's works 5 miles from the City.
They were probably attacked yesterday.
las heavy dsias Vas hard IN that diree-
ltioa. ..
Espt Duncan presents army in best
tspiriss pa&slbse; very little opposition has
been met With, in thu march tbs enemy
9cpald nta Isil whish rouse vas TO b. ia
ken, $685.
| Army lived nF tho country; aoeumuh.
sed considerable numbers horses sad eas,
sle, Faliowtus dispatch vas brought hy
1 Capt naaean
/ hesd Ours Amy Tenn near S1van.
Eaak 9sA--We met perfect saeeess Ihas
FAR trNaps- in due sgaE.ts and near by
Slcasl now ARD
# Goa : R;sh, Wing Of Army,
Auo,her djspateh hroa.hs ~ Capt
stuuaGi d,rocsed. Chef sxatl ofRaer al
0acva requests soad kokoas hekrrt f.
s..uak, : gae,i
E,STRR
Washington 1}~-Esarar nf Dispatches
tr m h,htsevn a7r.>e& tA mHa'aE wAh
alN},w ,us dIS.0sch h.r Svt.y ag Navy,
rlr- $5ctnrr rh]3s.rA rs, R,va}
Ne - t'o"nN NEl1E~. r. Ia u
~'N ',nn.u@>S - a...'~.s' IA-"' lAs' Gs3,
- aw raN ts 49,. SaNs0n p aud
ms IN csnm~t,r7noo wssb han. Ia
',5ru vt his p2Hs%tc arr'' / had sta''"n
- 81, oCai S,ta"t"rS 81 d'4'tr9R P&at> AMI
hal e ure jr.na Tc'aVvupH Yesterday IA ag
Der e. leo al h1a3
Vns Non,,n v,t.ls tA,t ,.ar r,yN,s
u.r,, .., ,.,4,.,t wl.h r-~ .ru miSo~
.u.. AFpES, sna.A
U,>.>,.he ~as9mln,< array Is ma In
WHAT'S, ,n, .hn.
SuneI nAAiGREN.
Tho tat'"'"E 'N.rE|' .T'e' ie''"I
ia"0 >@"~w." ws....a '%!'>} Ne started
- The w"'' h. sa""> nat 2easY that he
IA" ''Hrh"" '","'' ct "A.SR az ''"''i' our
a"osD},heR n" work S"me days CARRIER
ma" ~ rN'Feo'ei
~ ,t.u g., Nov ala fow day.
/ wi g. ~ &v s.'l wa,er amt horo. ro
way1 soy odd lr.end N u Porter again --
.N5N wa =, klnI eHu2h Ia wrjtH and
tell h.m Io l,ok f'sr NE ahous Christians
ia The r.ejni,y Of Savannah.
II 1 \
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NJ ii M.-Ths Register says the n
il II Road win BE- completed % the
.,..i.,, twslss miles vest Of Gfianeli BY
arss q Jsnaary.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

Those wha have been 50 Fortunate as
eohavo read these cp,s'o.'ry eaa>'a' ~
hes have originally appeared, have
been highly entertained AMI perhaps en-
lirhtened. The humorous orthasr1phy
md phraseology. aud caustic satire on
the sham Inconsistencies aud veritAbIe
treason of the Cppporhsil faction, rsn,
Ter them beyond COMPARISON with any
hing yet Published,
c. 0. Pecriua Co, the e1terPTts-
NJ Book Publishers of Ial'sn'P"i's
have just published these Letters and
Ssr,aens" in bouk form. Some one in
,ur country ought To get and SCI
hem. We predict an immense II"
m them Call al our oala AM see
bout them.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17
oENaRAL REEELLlON,
rRIuNpH efa e.REAT rlscovERy

The psshss hss tgeAss1sf agaSast ssNasasslsg Hass
Dyes. Psshion ass A,reSweFa thsaa; Ana sa-
,.aalt,as eaaasaauitr has atuntal ID fastr stead
CRxSrADnRo's HAIR DYE,
and fsr fAs.s Fsaspia. Il eInhgpwns amt htssksns
The hair. an ptt the sff II u tsgsteais sss@i.
re =. Htta b4rsi4y J9sli. Il aaes aat husissaas
aataro with klssssrg aefeiitg fssye@, bat pFesas-
ses he's ewa tigfsg s4ss. la eselinS effect h tass
0sg, II a{i4sa assssssa. Its feslsles arc Ssrws
Lt> ssess .sittls.
N,nne assureA hy j cRTsTAn0Ho Nae AsssE
Il use, New Y,,rs, Said by III BrssSissas Ap-
piled nv vii E4ir Dressers.
Nor ia Inns.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

HTSSsse sssss <1sl.es cs,s

rs.x--Ths Missouri river : ffess
g Sid Navigable fos ne largest
xagops.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

\ P,cEuaE~-Icsseclry's esteFa INA
b,oaSht Us . neat Etgle card, hcaEsag -,
it, Eass I well exe,a,e br,d u The sattrf
#,f rs t'euasry. sareaaa,saA ssy us x,r3>
I. : Eassg I IS, ~, C-%e'~, @aalsas-ve
Ssy.hsl i ssvz>s y '' I1g nv,gss &, vg
nagaeaeel waa NGe~aAe rfy ~ h,
Ese,patias tsco oE the editor 81 the R-~&~
-. uaasr whieh al~urs >irias al IA
eresslyph5e$ Which Ne ta,aFPess "Nears.
Re {. naaham
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

4 NLaRn UAArua TOD II -E1a~on
is writing his experience With cvior i
,roops. tor the A,5ia,j~ ,H.asaif, H.
gives graphic sAe,vh of a speech by "
negro corporal.
he Hn,St eloquent perhaps, was Cor,
l,are,l Prince LambAlu, just arrived from
t,eruandlua, " h. evidently had previous
REPUTATION amouS theth lis historical
references were very interesting. lie re-
ulnded thcsn that be had predicted the
war ever s.uce Fremunts tune, to which,
some OF the crowd asS2uted. = lie gave a
very intelligent a~evuut Of that president
tat campalg,E and then desknbed, most
lmpreSay,ly. the secret anxiety ut tlse
slaves 10 lorida e. kuow all about Pres'.
deaf l.inc,lB' election, and tusd how til J
III refused 'uwurk ~ ths 4th ot March
cxlrtt tx Their freedom lt'nu hat day
he finally brought uut one oi the few
AMI really must Impressive Appeals ~
the Aracrcau Tag that / have ever
/ heard;
..Our mas'rs day hab lib under de hag;
dew goi dere wealth under 1t, RnI cherry
ting Aeau,iial scr deere eAllea, tuder i
dey hab grind Us up, and pat us Ia dere
rocket tor money. liut but de ius AIN,
ute dey tink dat ole aIg near freedom
tor We coIoEed people, dey pull 1t right
t.,wn, and run up do rag ob deTe OWL
[lmmensc =, plause But we'll die tor II
now.
With whiGh overpJwsrins discharge OF
chronology at long range. this muSt effect
i've ofstump speceres closed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17


CoLn From teu O'clock Saturdo!
morning, until noon yesterday was the
coolest spell" of the season, Saturday
morning opened rather pleasant the
clouds we're light, the air perfectly ealm
and occasionally lii up by ray OF sun
shine. Athalfpast nine, the mercury
stood 24' above zero FIVE minutes Iate'
and strong piercing wind was sweepns
and bowling down from the Nor west
freezing everything in its track, the SIX,
was over cast with heavy clouds and ,he
air kllod with the drisiag sncw. Retotv
two o'clock the mercury marked A. abeyt
zero, having fallen twenty degrees Y
abou, iifleen minutes. A daylight sur
day morning our therus.slessr iad'cased
2oe bolow zero, The sAangs we r
sudden and unexpecsed thar naasy psgsss
were caught away from home wheal ~
.psepared for such wsaahsr and nslee = 'isr
iag was fhecpnseqaenca
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

r. LOCKWOOD Il Co,
~ Have lust ssceired ~ Boxes o. that vsry
sns Weed Laws Honey. Better ges bar s.efsrS
ID isAA g0na
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

Old fool, are mucA mrr6 foolish than
yoaag oneS-~lhey. have much moGer
practice.
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ssslnsAln aa i sou s3,erata
uaaasr 80 % M. DsE gs ssz
denee ID i'll p nes bsing = home
,--aaa iasaIssa Biz VI fhrsassnsl 10 III
The sh'lasea and break ugs gaaafaly
oaa q ths shildrsa iaus tsls ran out
% aad NJ D wao cana n 10 . few
minutes sad ordered sha rah 30 leave.
Instead. however, Of showing - dis.
position % 70 hs squared Ainsssli Il agat
whessapon Dekay isssled ! .'sh s
gsraiass" his head and dropped k;a.-s
Irishman rsliEedin good order, ana. i
was supposed vas adone far' bas il lens
than fifteen minutes be returned and aada
"a assault upaa shs hoase-barsa opsa the
doars. broke ID windows AID ssmashsI
things Al fearful rate, Al this the
people gabbiea' him aud lackeSrh sn mp.
70 await the arrived II an oasocr.
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pe9nsu e8kes1 ~ s
isave Asiaa i 1Sl<
kieaaAa eissaf 4 j oI49 Ss1Iz s
qaired faf - ss1ass I'm ast6f
smersd 10 tn i roy
ana GasfaFal hsxsaaag i. - pQl Ik1y 3
very nearly ii sall0wss
4. Citxen- leasFal azn Il Nufs &1sss
man, from the ssata III q nneaties hava
been Evsag II Aslanm gsr aeaFsy sessa
years; bare aeeamulased eensiaernbIs
property hers; aad = I ne than yoa hasa
ordered ali cisissas % ssaye wsthin weiss
aays. eams myself % sss n yes ssald
make an exeepsloa u lay ears. I saAF If +
leave nay property will be destroyed
ssGeaeral shsrman--W hal Kind oF
properly do yoa owa. SIR Perhaps i
viii uake Al exeepsioa IN yeas eaas
Sit"
'CitiEea--T ewna block ef stores, three
dwellings,, plantation tive nAiles Gus al
tawn, saa a faanary. -.
General ShsrEnsa--.Fonpdry, Ell!
what have Yoa been DOING VITA yoar
taaa3fy|
",lasisaa--I hare hsss making cast
lays,
S,,Geaerat shcraan-what kind OF
eaS;lAS>! &has aud shes}, aud aA tASa kind
. th .ag,s'
Eaa---yeA Ihavs made sumo shs
and shell
"H}eaer4l Shermaa~~Yuu hare heea
makb,g sbat aa4 shelts to destroy y,aur
y,,ua -, AAvs YEA aud YEA still sh.sa
i,yor ga aee,.aat ii hens aaoFthoEa man.
Yes, 50, / nsg make an excspslaa "a yaRg
Csc, Hoa >,aA3l - sea- IA 10 mospaw
,aoru-aS N saHsase. AdJataa;, seq that
his os,lyr . carried oat, Orderly, sh4g
,a,S ul7n tae dJs>Ea
'Ct,iSea--Bas, General, eaaA ] so
N.rhg' IS
',>Uenoral Shorman-,So, sir Tex
m,euy at year glass there alroatly, sir,
Scanning the abave, via does na
once u,are r,c.@ase the great military
let.(rr us Gatlaeo<ts The right psan in the
ugH llree, Ia aeahax With the mare
su1l1hle t>pteJs 1t shs rehglJtunS"
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Ansona II nay boys said an old mao,
/ 49, I'D bar one N,y who took after
- ia that vas my son Aaroa wAo took
fI1er me With club
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

How 10 get good wife. Take a good
g;rl and go 70 the parsSo.
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rr,ta the D lily Of che l2lA.l

4 oooo RE>sax. Taa telegraph this
ornnc gives an extract from o Rich.
moad piper giving tho reason why
Wheeler dlan'ttrke more prisoners in hi
late .,ht With kilpagrieh, / =, 1.-The iao
KEGS refused 10 surrender, aud Wheeler
was compelled to retreat" Mr., Wheeler
certainly gives very satisfactory reason
for his failure.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-12-17

LlTgest Iiuuls4eF ana hest !
variety Of fruit tssas planted +. II, Ryan, So
this spFlnE, ST.:
Largess nambeF ef iatR .
aaA eFeahsntal trees act s. II Ryan. ss
' 3 MCBRIDE Prs.tssaa
eBAa Cess. Sperstsss. M /,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-06
Miscellaneous News.

The President, in accordance with the resolution Of Congress,
has issued a proclamation appointing The fret Thursday ia Au-
The rebels in TIarper's Ferry destroyed all railroad property
there, and the telegraph and ticket Office was also burned, and
a large quantity OF forage.
pr The Frs7 z rns R Rai q 5fz fase eas e S51S1sf IN Kentacfy. -
josiah Quincy died at his residence at cambridge, Mass, on
The Tri5nme', Washington special says Commander VIM
slow. of the Kearsarge, Is recommended by the Secretary Of
the Navy TO be promoted a Commodore. 1t ; said here that
the value Of the AIo5anla will be distributed among the officers
and men of the Kearsarge by the next Congress.
The TTibune's Washington special says a strong pressure is
being brough; on the Government TO demand the rendition from
Great Brtaiul Of the pirate Semmes and his crew picked up by
the Deer Hound and that Seward viii resist the pressure.
New YORK, July 9-The Heraif's headquarters correspon-
dent of the 9Th says: Deserters are continually coming INTO
our lines, complaining of short rations in Petersburg. In this
600 people are to be fed in the two cities. and as the rebel Gov
eminent has got to feed or get rid Of them the problem Of the
MEMPHIS, July 6th.-General Washburn has issued the fol-
lo%i9g: .u.
are frequently fired into by euerrillas and whereas, many per-
sons on the line of the railroad encourage such sudacious pro-
that twenty each day be placed in the most conspicuous posi-
tons, one being placed at each side Of the engines; and NJ train
be allowed to leave Memphis without this secesh guard until the
murderous business is desistei from.
MEMPHIS. July II.-Gen- Washburn's recent order detailing
p guard Of prominent secessionis:s to man our trains has re-
suited in an entire cessation of firing on the trains by guerrilas.
The time of holding the Copperhead National Con-
vention has been postponed from the 4th of July to
the Doth Of August.
NEW YORK. June 20th.-The Assistant Treasurer
has received from the Secretary of the Treasury the
following statement of the public dect. and amount
of notes in circulation The amount OF debt, includ-
ing all legal tender notes and unpaid acquisitions,
is 81, 7l9. 1876, los So The amount Of interest bear
ing legal tender notes Withdrawn Is SIS, 100. 700.
The amount Of ordinary Treasury notes Withdrawn
and placed in reserve is 1928 S.SI2-showing a re-
duction at present of legal tender notes of all de-
scriptions of SOC, 1859. This statement shows
the actual present state Of the debt and circulation
OF course it will be necessary to replace a portion Of
the 5 per cent legal tenders with compound interest
n 6 per cent. :. z. CHASE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-06

OF truth. love Of God. country or man. never prompt
ed n single iudisidual to hdop, the profession Of the
law. Whoever Inns n little learning aud mental
ncutcneus may succeed in that profession. do honor to
Il ~ he Is noble minded. but ho can never degrade IL,
however base lac may be Satan could not DO that.
We have heard Of lawyers 80 morally perverted that
their industry or skill could never be rouscd TO action
unless II was TO further ~iniquity. II ali perverted
souls with sufficient learning. do not adopt law as n
profession. Il ~ because they have mistaken their
calling The unioitiate1 arc apt 20 bc awcd into
respect Mt the tcchnicalitics aud mysterious jargon Of
the law; but familiarity with that, NJ with any other
solemn or tiusclcd sham. - breeds contempt"
with ~pcrjurci witnesses, corrupt lawyers aud n
biassed court. what chance would justice have ia this
world' The '' science OF the law extends from this
To the reverse, 1 e, candid Witnesses, honest law
ycrs aud an unbiased COURT distance as wide ma
Inferno from Heaven. Bah is there no stigma
Let the thoughtful judge.
Yours, &c, JuSIus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-08-06
A Little Logic. Logically Applied.

To the Editor Of the p. C. Aduertiser:
The Attorney General accused an honorable Dele
gate of sttgmat1ing the profession of the law to
which he had devoted one of his sons. This was
said with the usual air of triumph and ier arrogance
pertaining TO those of a Harassing disposition. Let
US see if the stigmatic words uttered by the Delegate
were far from the real truth as generally understood
among men:
Law is usually styled q {. science and the { per-
fiction of reason That is, the &" science Of law is
the perfection of reason" It is not a science"
but on the contrary is very far from it, as will soon
be seen; neither is it the 81 perfection of reason"
though, in theory. there is more show of that. HUI
man Justice is the ultimate object Of the whole
s'science'' and paraphernalia of the law. Divine
justice is never thought of indeed, the i9ngissimus
membrum iegis amongst US would not have she au-
dacity to say that.
Well, what is Human Justice /? 1t is the art, or
science of applying the principles of common law
and the eriSting statutes TO the affairs of men. Now
common law is not always the same in the same
country, and is very different in different countries.
and statute laws, constitutions included. are liable
to change every year. Human justice is always
shaped to conform to common and statute law, there
fore that Justice is variable. Then, is law or justice
n I" science ~ Established science and truth are
convertible terms and invariable, but it is seen that
iaw is convertible with lie. or something very much
like it. \ very little experience will teach any one
that the science and profession of law, is, Of all pro-
LESSONS and crafts, the shortest remove from barbar-
ism, and hence the lowest occupation of civilized
man. That great and good minds have been devoted
to law-craft, no one will deny, and if they prove in
corruptible. they are said, TO honor their profession !
No person yet ever declared that Newton or Cuvier
hOn0red science, or that Arkwright or Fulton honor
cd mechanics. Science.and mechanics under Divine
Wisdom created the Universe, and have existed since
the first song of creation. but law. human justice,
was born of the basest elements of man and has been
his principle torment since Cain escaped the law, or
justice. Husbandry, too, rs the term goes. Was born
Of man. but its success and perfection involves a
knowledge OF every other science Except law) and
mechanical principle which tend TO elevate the work
cr; but law involves no science or mechanical rinci-
pie, nothing but cuteness and s~ophisiry; hence il
serves only to degrade the lawyer. unless he is brim-
stone proof Law, in its proper sense, concerns no
attribute of the soul, except the intellect, and has
no material relation except TO the purse. and whoever
steals thar. steals trash. Couscieuciousuess love
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stood. IL the amendment was passed. the King
could do nothing without the approval Of all his
Cabinet, but 10y Law he can do many things without
their approval. as the appointment OF certain officials.
Mcssrs Ukckc aud Knhnlcaahu approved Of the
article as ia was. Mr.. Kepoikni thought the Minis
tiers should sign the law ns we'll M tho Kings.
Hon. G. X. Bishop liked the last part u the amend
mont The King should not. NJ now. be responsible
for certain appointments, as that Of Postmaster
General. whereas the Collector General WAS nomin-
atcd by the Minister OF Finance. II these changes
make conflict with the Civil Code, that can be rcgu-
lated.
Mr. Green took the case Of the Governors Of the
Islands. which officers are left out in this revision
they have the nominating Of certain judges; II, after
this, the King appoints them and they prove to be- n
lisgrncc. who can bc blamed Not the King. because
lac - above law.
AT. Gcncral-From the foundation OF the gov
crnmcnt, the clause - all his other officials acts shall
be approved by the privy Council" never has been
obeycd.
Mr.. Knudscn asked. il there were any acts 81 the
King. hut his Legislative aud Executive. Judge
Robertson answered that these included all his official
ncts, and Mr.. knudsen then proposed TO have Article
3lst read
"Thc person OF the King q. inviol,blc AMI s,crcl. To the
-lbiri NIL laws that have passed. both Houses II tho Legislature.
for their validity, shall bc signed by Ills Maj-.ty"-
leaving out the last part of the article. and thus
making the Ministry responsible for all the official
acts of the King.
This wns put to the Delegates and Mobiles. and
passed.
Article 32d passed without discussion.
Article 33l was read. and it was proposed by MIR.
Martin, to amend it by having the regency composed
of = native born chiefs, - and 10y adding TO the Cabi-
net Council. the words ' and Privy Council aud
the propriety of prescribing any limits within which
the choice OF n regent or regency should be made.
was discussed At considerable length, md also whether
the King ought to leave his kingdom in any circum-
stances.
The amendments were tabled and the article passed
the Delegates and Mobiles without change.
Articles 3ith. 35th, Both were then passed in the
two Estates.
Article 37th was read, and various amendments
were proposed to insert The words '' and Priyy Coun-
Gil" and another 10 strike ont the clause . by and
with the approval of the Cabinet" but they both
failed. and the article passed the two Estates. as did
also Articles 3Sth, 39th and 10th, and the Conven-
ton adjourned until to morrow.