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PLEASURE

GRAM PLEASURE -
VI EXCURSION TO LAKE 6U- ~
uofi WIN al 0NceifouU DruBa auu EEfIng band on
board, will leave Cleveland on . Grand PIeasure
Excursion to La Pointe, Bayfield, and al intsrme-
diate points of Interest on the South shore OF ii Axe
Superior, from our Dock, on Wednesday, July 18th,
OF 8 O'Clock p. N.
State Rooms can be secured for tho round trim.
and all necessary Information obtained. bV appIT.
ing to MALONE PETfIT 4 CO.,
jun3O-227 127 and 12s River street.
DLEASURR RXCU kSE~-~
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
LAKE SUPERIOR,

PLEASURE EXCURSION
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NJ Z. co. -
Ns FOR CHICAGO.
The staunoh screw steamer
OlTY on NEW YORK, O. J. CHADWICK, Master,
will leave on Tuesday, July 11th, at 10 A. NJ
Passengers ticketed to ports on Lake Michigan,
La Gross, Prairie ia Ohisn and st. Paul,
For freight or passage apply TO
PELT0H, FRENCH 4 90.
n. Z. NOODLE, Passenger Agent.
nj T. CO.-FoR OGDENs- -
IN sBURG and intermediate Ports.
The stRunch screw steamer b
AKRON, B. ShIrH, Master,
will leave on Tuesday, July 18th, at I p. N.
Passengers tieketsd TO New YorR, Montreal, BOs-
ton, and all parts Of the New England States.
For freight or passage apply 10
PELTON, FRENCH q CO.,
Foot Of Superior at.
4. K. moDoLa, Passenger Agent.
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geese.
~sSlt-stesdy. Held at s2.25 for Fine; $3.50
ale amG PaFaAr@MArkSs steady. We guot,
as toloEs Present USs Xxx Ale SO; Stock TTT
Sl4,Coj kennett 1890; Pale Cream pI: Por4e.
IS Hall and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Lime-0swego and Akron held AZ
$3.50. Heu ~
elnaseR.-HPoSsIFs'' land plaster 5000 mar
HOps-Firm: New York State Ra5Oc, acoord,
ing 70 quality Ohio 25@3Oo.
@AAt-Steady. Barley Malt held At sI,7o mar
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Diseases Of the Horse and tober domestic
animals, treated HOmeOpathioalIy by John B. Hall
NJ. D., at HaI's Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. IT
IT Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 so.
Visits within the city limits, So so. Je2O;246:eOd
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Rose . ProEslssP krovulop aarNe.R r.,

Rose . EEoEsAss' RreVnHlop Rarran -
port
Ths following are the rates charged BIZ M.
Aams-SugAr-oursd premium ham. a n %
So4t&5seu Hams RD23
DEAoI nootS
9nOuloerD-ugAf-cursd D.....T
Smoked Sides 3 D---..-.--Io
4aEe-Prme leaf kettle-rnd'd II obs or trcs-I9
Frae leaf ksttis-rndr'd In kegs q 70
mess . m
- Axtrs alear y bl.-..-s......-....-. so IN
- = 70 extra charge made for packages on eort.
Eoad depots or boGfs. an article n
tks gtsSaa strictly prime, and equal to Auythi5e n
'TdaT1 promptly Oiled.
daIAR Ne. o = PRAHTTgs-
nos- ~. l4t Aad f4e Outsrso .t-ss,
UsT REOBIVED-THE F7ST9
= a''0rt~4 lat Of BsIs Buckles sTsr IN ~. Sa,,h ~
--se OOWTfEEy.
%F---
ADIEs SEA SIDE HATS. A Ia,,.
--kk46EDIQT 4 soNs,/
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On sums Of less than 500, five per cent. is added
to above prices.
GIass-The following are the list prices D box
Of so feet-Selling here less Eve per cent:
First qnRlity, rs
Second " 5 40
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-10

MRS. CashbeEE pays the highest cash price
for ladies' cast of WEARING apparel. Please try, By
oaIllBg, or sending q Pote by post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders viii be
punctually attended to. jy6'2S2
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

FINHE COMING DKAFT-IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
aSsa ss Fl
y n" .; .sv %ss s sSs..'
that no s e ssn &c che :.
snrohasns % its proper standard. = "''
ss ses sfn little s q nc "
Peri 0' pa''
New os @
has to undertake the hercuean labor Of correct
No will spared this correction thorough
Our s s an
proper standard and every citizen alike himself
In addition to other means which viii be brough. into re-
ens Of p ea ' wa1a Ct
re WIN oe printed and furnished 10 every enrolled citizen
This win prevent the excuse which so many who are
and hence did attend having taken from
se $ :n.Ss $ .
secure that those liable and not enrolled shall be
Every person enrolled requested aid in the gigantic
labor which we have undertaken by complying with
lowing conditions
ProS of hs is x be % to the he
II. Whenever appears Of any person who has re
ss s1s
1as m
Marshas Office the may stricken from the roll
~ Whenever of exemption exists for reason
notice should be given the Provost district
from the roll. -
The following the causes Of exepaption:-
l. Over forty five years of age.
z Under twenty years of age
S Being an alien and never having voted.
Having furnished substitute in anticipation OF the
Having been drafted and furnished substitute.
Having been drafted and paid Communication.
as.S received OF
= Being permanently physically disqualified
Having served two years ia tho army or navy during
the present war and been honorably discharged. =.
w be waited upon personally by authorised agents depted
TO ascertain the liability OF AL enrolled 10 have those
improperly enrolled taken o add those on but
As this s effort correct increase the
meat s 70 the interest of every 70 give
true answer. 70 aud all questions which be put
them and all persons declining TO answer Or giving false
answers render themselves liable to arrest and mprison-
ment.
This probably the last attempt which win
successful the operation Of every resident Of city
county is absolutely required;
afford us every facility 70 attain the object In view IT.
therefore, through the ndisposon and apathy OF the
c who most concerned, this effort 70 correct tho
demanded or because of the OF the enrol
msnt tho people Of this city and county will be themselves
responsible, they win have none but themselves 70
G. GODFREY aUNTHKR, Mayor
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
WILLIAM n: TWEED. supervisor.
william r. STEWART, supervisor
6 mnTD;ns Bureau
GEORGE OPDYkE Auxiliary Member.
NEW YoaK, Dec. 4, 1855.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

The Herald hAs the credit of starting Journalists
sensation In the PLAY BILL, little fenleton eminentI
characteristic OF the socredted proprie0rs Many OF ~
daes soandaxed BY personal nature Of The spos
wherewth Its editorial columns seasoned but where's
the odds IN the long runf Ten the complaining
tie. are secretly vain Of the unexpected publicity hsre ves
N their private affairs and long Che PLAY BILL
short Of telling the world how osn Miss Tatue sleeps w
her hsir done sosp suds how froqueny Smp0
very great harm done In fact. we inclined 70 besvs
that the greatest sin Of this bouncing little sheet IL is
pcri.y and lin quarterly always ths
pardOnabe OF sins.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

pBLiRr IN sIx u0URs-s0 rRIrLiNa, NO ssR
III curry let false denccy prevent lamelse w
puos.ioa " pr WARD, " Ersntip srssl
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

(Yron the New York Jewtsh Record Dec r.
THg PLAY BuL.-We have been considerably amused b1
the comments OF the daily and weekly press upon the sp
little sheet circulation the various 70
happesra 70 IN the cne thing needfu and the contnus
attacks made only make 10 the popular II
idea s good paying let tho author .he fruits a
hs originality this constantly .harppg daugtteSN
appears O be dictated by malice than 10
prove tho public morals. We wish the sheet evsy
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
SPORTING.

E'RAkcis BUTLER. NO. s PECK SLIP HAS THIRTY
Tour ouerent breeds OF choice Dogs fnnIible Mango
0, re so Medicines for all diseasea Dogs trained
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
BALTIMORE MAKKEr.

GRkrs Supply Of Con was heavy to-
day, about a., 900 lsIshols white and
20, 900 bushels yellow offered % 'Changss
Market very active br export, and prices
further advanced Included IN the sales
we've 6000 bushs white At S3 cts; 5000
30. At 50 cts; 5000 bushs at 90 cents;
$500 do. al 9l cts; and 1900 do. at e2
cents, closing at 90ag2 cents for good %
prime dry lots for shipment of yellow
ZOO bushs sold at s2as3 cts, and II 800
bushs prime al SIS cispcr bushels. Whea.
was in light receipt, though rsther more
than has been reported for several prceed-
ing days. We report sales of loD0al200
bushs prime white al 70aS2 49, and
1000 busha fair TO good rod at 2aS2 q
per bashol There \ good inqpiry toi
Wheat. and the market more steady psinl.
and choice reds are quoted nominaly .
40a92 45---sesrco aud wanted. Oat
we're n limited supply 10 day. and marke
fnriher improved. with sales Of 1900 bush
At So ess weight No receipts Of Rye
Tobacco unchanged .--'San of Taesday-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

R1r In accordance with 4 custom
Of this Office, and to enable ourselyes and
employees to do proper justice to ehrist-
mas, which was ever popular season
With our ancestors. whom tia our high
est ambition to initiate, we shall issue no
..Gaxeftsp next week. We think we have
entitled ourselves to short holiday To- re-
cupulate for the labors and duties Of the
coming year. which we hope viii DO .
year Of plcasantncss and peace 10 all our
patrons.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
RATIFICATION. NOTICE.
Thomas Carrico
va
VIM Burtles, Adini,.
Charles Harrison x others.

~.In the Circuit Court for ST. Mary's County
sit,ing as Court Of Equity.
No 70 N. Equity.
EJY virtue of authority vested In me, as
~ Clerk Of the Circuit Court for ST Ma
ry's County, by the Code Of Public General
Lawss ofthisState, Il shcioby ordered, that the
Report Of c. Fred Maddox, Trustee IN
this case be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on Or before ths
third Monday Of March next ! provided,
a copy Of this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Gaseise, once week for three sue
ccssive weeks prior 70 the third Monday q
February next.
The report stalcsthnt The land sold for $5lG
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
True copy Test
JNO. IA. CAVALIER, Cfk,
Dec q, 1906 -sw,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

DIR GooDs. Trade is very dull aud
consequently the market IS in favor Of the
buyers, who are few. Stocks accumulate
little Cotton prints are loweT The
demands are exceedingly light Blcachs Il
shirtings and sheetings have 1eeliaod 2
cents, and goods are aecunnlatink. a
IitlIe more q doing in brown goods but
yct at ! decline. Brown drills are lower.
with small inquiry. 0ipghams are in
active and lower. ThefS Is moderate
demand for stripes. With large assprtmcns
Offering. Checks have declined q cents.
In woalen goods there is rather more do
ing 10 delaines, plaids arc most wanted -
Prices, however, are lower. Delaincs
seemed preferred to prints, being so near
now in price, The trade in fancy cassi-
mcres il very irregular, aud prices have
greatly declined. Some light spring goods
have been selling, Flanncls are inactive
Blankets arc in some demand, but pisces
are heavy, and quotations nominal. There
Is vast increase Of foreign goods coming
in. The stock Is becoming heavy Of un-
desirable sty lcs.-NsT fork Independent.
14h.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
IThct OF Iauu tHIItu
BLOOM FIELD
OR
PT. BLOOMFIELD,
containing
90 acres,
30 acres,

more or less.
This land lies on Smiths creek. 10 The
irst Election District Of Saint Mary's
Coanty. and within a short distance OF
Poi"t Lookout. is very valuable on 80.
count lie locatiou, sod other advantages,
among which are q great ahssna ance OF the
hes, WILD RowI, FISH aud Ufcs
TEfS. The facility for raising oysters
Of superior size and quality Is equal I"
auy 10 tho State. The improvements are
inferior. This land is well adapted to the
raising Of fruit and Vegetables, aud access
10 the Baltimore aud Washington mar
keis by steamboats, is convenient.
The terms are--three hundred dollars
oasb, the balance in equal instalmen!s Of
QUE and two years. aud to bo secured BY
the notes Of the purchaser with security
10 be approved By the Trustee. and TO
bear interest from the day Of sale. Whcn
the whole purchase moucy shall be p'id.
the Trustee will execute good aud sui
6cient deed for said laud, free, clear and
discharged from all claim Of the PARTIES tc
this suit.
Sale to take place between ] and .
o'clock, P. IN. :, NV, vp
Trustee
Dec. i4tb, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

nEArH or PosrULAxr OF THE ORpER
ov MEncY Miss Pat6c Anne. Cough Of
St Mary's County, spostulant Of the Or-
der Of Mercy died at tie Convent Of the
Immaculate Conception, Poppleton
street. on Tuesday last. Of ~ brief attack
Of typhoid erysipclas. 'fFlhls pious Young
lady was only IN her 10th year. an1 had
been with the sistcrhood but two mInths.
aud up 70 week Of her death sAie5td The
beet hcalsh
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
rmpsrtant Decision

Important Decision
The commissioner of Internal Reyenuc
has decided that the receipts toF cheek.
note, draft or order. when received 50 the
payment Of sum of money, or ~ dcb'
due, exceeding twenty dollars, Is subject
TO stamp duty, the same n a receipt e.
money paid.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
TRUNK LOST.

FVAKEN by rtAakc, or stolen. from
n on board the Steamcr Columbia, on
Saturday night or Sunday morning. the
10Th instant, on her trip from Baltimore,
a Large Black Trunk On one end Is .
card. marked A. T.. TifrcaH. aud. 10 white
letters. 10 painted II. s. Around the
trunk Is an extra lOather strap. Within
tho trunk arc papers indicating the owner
ship The loss occurred either at Point
Lookout, kinsalc. Pinoy Point. Coughs
Wharf. Lancaster. or Plowdcn's Wharf
A suitable reward will be paid any one
for It's recoverx OF information 70 that cf-
Eoat.
A. L. TAVEAU.
at Col. Plowden's,
Bushwood, 81. Mary's Co.
Dec. 81, ls65--lt
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
Judge crain

Judge Grain.
Hon Peter W. Grain has been appoin-
ted by The Court Of Aaeals Of Maryland
TO preside at The coraing extra session Of
the Circuit Ccnrt Cor Carroll county. 10 be
held ii weslmiaslcr on the sth day oi
January next
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

II Is related in connection with the re-
cent loss Of the schooner New Jersey, and
the saving Of her crew Of six persons ana
a dog, that when the steamship Granada
touched the wreck for the purpose Of TAX
ing off the crew, the latter, who had been
without food or water for over thirty-six
hours, were found lying on the deck
drenched with water and completely cx-
hausted. The dog was the only living oh
jecG on the watch, and as soon as he be-
held the Granada he rushed forward, bii
the captains foot and whined piteously-
evidently for the purpose Of telling them o.
suceor. This he repeated the second time
before the whistle Of the steamboat arous-
ed tho crew to its presence. Greater in
atrest attaches to this incident, from the
fact that the crew had decided TO kill the
faithful animal the following morning, &
sustain their lives little longer
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

HEyIIE subscriber ipnow in receipt Of a
new supply of goods Embracing
many desirable articles for Christsaas prss-
ents Toys 80 &c. And order to re-
duco his stock Of goods offers goods at
greatly reduced prices. Cnlicoes, hlous-
Inns, Coi.ous much lower than formerly.
Also. Groceries. embracing the arts
ole ID much sought after during ahe holi-
days Damdy. AnAent Spirits y0ea Bonrs
bon WhiSkey. N e Ruin fMPch Bran
dy. Pors and MedeFia and Sherry Wines.
Also fine assortment OF CorNcqiiouary
q OF which be oifers low for CASH
a - N. FOHHAD,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
DIED.

AZ the residence Of her fsttrr. Rottrt
Crane. Esqr, in 81. Tnigocs District on
Saturday. the 25th of November, dtiniO
MARY A.. consort q James B Loker,
in tho eth year of hsr age.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

Mn. HAaRIs oF MAaYLGEp.--Thc New
York Timer srSsiai correspondent Gays
the Hon. d. G.. Harris. Of Maryland.
mcmber Of Congress from Maryland, ar
rived here to-day, aud intends 70 take
bis - at in the House on Monday next
Some speculation has been INDUCED as to
the course Mr. Harris would pursue with
reference to the test or iron-clad oath rs ''
il sometimes called. The atyonce OF Nir.
Harris nm 10 this time, takcti IN connection
with his avosed prediction for The recent
iy defunct Southern Confederacy, has been
interpreted as determination on his part
NOT to take the oath prescribed by act Of
Congress; but further speculation in the
matter is put at rest BY the announcement
Of the gentleman to-day that he can
formally aud eonScicntiously take the
oath.
Il has been expected, aud somo now be-
lieye, that the House will rfusc to le, Mr.
Harris occupy bis seat, Or will hereafter
expel him as an unworthy Iaembcr, because
of bis alleged commission Of an offence Tor
which il will be recollected, he was tried and
found guilty. last summer, bya court-mar-
tial. On the other hand Mr. Harris and
his friends claim tina. esen If he had been
guilty Of the offence alleged he was after
wards psrdoned by the President, and his
supposed political disability was thus re-
moved. Aud it is further claimed that
the testimony presented to the President
IN tho application for pardon clearly
showed that the witnesses on whose eyi-
violence Harris was convicted were un-
worthy Of belief. and had pcrjured them
selves on the trial.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

surely no consideration Of party Or place,
no regard for partizans or place seekers,
xiil be permitted to stand between a. ex-
istiug wrong and the act Of justice Fhlch
VII semexe it.
i new Cover nor Of Maryisnd wil soon
~ inaugurased 10 accordance Will HE
wish he legislature will be assembled.
There i natural and propcr Interest felt
70 know what policy will b recommcndsd
by 9ovoruor SwAxN; what character 81
legislation VIII mark the action Of the Leg
islature. The day has como when there
seem TO be but two political roads--the
right and the lcft--ihc conycrsatiye and
Che radical Kentucky has turned TO tho
right and arrayed herself upon the side Of
conservatism, Of Cancellation, Of peace,
Of tho. restoration Of those relations
which must exist between snembers Of
the same political and social eOmmui-
ty.
What win Maryland do2 What will
her Chief Magistrate advise her to dos--
What win her Legislature cnacs that she
shall do2 We can only await and sqs--
but there viii be no stranger record in
all the extraordinary occurrence q this
era than that which shall declare To- pos
tcrity that the patriotism. the charity the
justice Of Maryland we're inanonces no.
strong enough tolead hgpts follow the exam
pie Of Kentucky.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
MARRIED

On TIC 18th instant. BY tho Revd Nr.
Warner, WM. N GREEN and ANNE
NJ LtMPKTN.
On the 1alh Instant. by the Reyd.
Father Getting, GEORGE w. GOD
DARD and MARY i. BOHANAN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

EE r. B. +. Burgess, formerly a
member of the Maryland Legislature frcA
Charles county, died recently, -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
RArlF1C1TI0E NOTICE
b GIlarris
W.
Tlios J. Stone.

Ia ia l,ircait ceust for Saint Mary's c6un-
~. sitii0g n 4 Court a EqvlfY.
No 407 EqulEy
ray virtue ol authority Vested IN ne ps
- Ciglk 81 the Circuit ConFs for Saint Na.
n Il County, - The 'Cple Of Puhlic Geafial
Laws If iliis B.AEe. Il is hereby onlerefB fliai
dc -ensft III q Fred Maddox. Trustee il this
ease be ratified and confirmed, unless. Cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before the
third Munslay Of March next, provided :
COPY of this order be inserted in tine Saint
Mary's G,szette once week for three success
sive weeks previous, to the said third Monday
Oh inuary next.
Tile report states the land sold for $2,5oi
JNO A CAMAalER, Cl'k.
True copy--Test
tx tNO.fA. CAVALIER, Ck.
Dec n. lSC6--3w, y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21


Gov Bradford has nlsae the Following
appd.ntments for Justic.s 'czrc fl
this county. The commss. J, 3 J. the APP
pointecs are new as the Clerks Office. and
those who shall exccps the positions. rendered
them, are required BY law 10 appear bcforethc
Clork Of the Circuit Court and qualify,
within thirty days from the date Of their
Commissions The Commissions bear data
Of the I2th instant. and the l2th u Jnsu-
ary, therefore, is the las, day Of grace, =
Under the law, the old Magistrates hold
over, until their successors qualify
1a. District, "a. G. Tenuison and
Thcs. T. Freeman
md. do,--IIenry Watts, J Edwin
Coad and James G. Bean.
Bird DO, Edward l. spalding, Robt.
IT Wathen and w l.. Leach.
4th. DOWN. |. Biakis,one, VIM.
II. Thomss and Richard j. Cotton.
9th. George n Alvey and Henry q,
Adams.
9Th do,--Jamc. Jones and James l..
Poscy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
COySTlDLES SlLR.


DY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Faciss. is
- sued BY d. W. Tyler, one Of the
Justices Of the Peace Of the State of Ma
ryland, ia aud for Saint Mary's County,
al the suit Of Ann A Tyler against tho
goods and cha,tcls. lands and tenements
Of George A. Loker. and 70 me directed.
have seized and taken in execution all
The right, 1.-THE, interest claim and estate,
~ law aud ii equity. Of the said George
A. Lokor 10 aud 10 one tract or parcel OF
land. lying between the Three Notched
road and tho Old roaa, and bounded on
the North By the laud of James i. Lang
ley and 90 the South by tho land Of NJ.
| Q. Jones' Aud | hereby give notice, that
on tho
5th day of January, 1866.
at two o'clock 10 the afternoon, at the
Pine Store" | will offer Cor sale, at pub
lie auction, the said property, SO seized
and taken in execution. 10 the highest bid
der for cash.
JOSEPH MILBURN.
Constable.
Dec. 14tb, 1SG5-s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21
IRuSTEE,2 SALE

DY virtua Of a decree of tho Cireui.
I'D Court for Saint Marys county. Sit
ting as Court Of Equity. tho undersign-
I'd, Trustee, will sell 10 tho highest bid
der, at Jos. Milhuin's Store (Tall Pho
in said eouniy), on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of
January, 1866,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21

Ne Herald gratuitously adycrtires among
= its editorial column: "A
the Irish Republic, "
cor tie Head Cen
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-12-21


But it is unnecessary to pursue the
PARALLEL farther, 20 far AZ the past is con-
cerned. The question for consideration
is, may it be traced in the future? II
Kentucky has swept from the statute book
the laws which draw a line Of distinction
between her citizens, and, in effect,
ordain continued strife between man
and man. may not Maryland do tho
same? Are there any considers
tons, even from tho point Of view Of those
who have inauguratcd and maintained such
legislation. why Il should be continuedf
what results can possibly be accomplished
in the future by retaining upon .hc records
Of the State such evidences Of wide depar-
ture from all the landmarks Of Constitu-
tional Iiberty9 The interests andccnccrns
Of ofice-seckers and holders, Of jacobins
and denagogucs, alone may be affected, i
there be restored to the people the rights
Of which they shaye been deprived; but