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The London Times on Female Suffrage
England.

The London Times tells the advocates Of
female acknowledgements that if they take the
ground OF constitutional right, there is a
strong case against them, for il is inaccurate
to assert that women are constitutionaly q
the same position as men. The editor az
CUES:
Women do, indeed, in some cases, occupy
houses IN their own names, and pay rates AID
taxes, but these last are only part of the du.
ties of a citizen, the performances Of which
are correlatiye to the right of exercising po-
1itical power in the State. The man may lie
summoned on Juries he may be called upon
to defend the peace; he is also eligible TO all
kinds of offices, and may be compelled TO
serve some; he has, or is supposed to have,
from his connection with public affairs, the
opportunity of learning the practical conduct
OF the nation business, and of directing his
vote by a personal knowledge of men aud
things. Now, we can not escape from the
consideration that women, if they have
not the duties and functions Of
public life, have so far less claim to interfere
in the conduct of public affairs, and lie )
qualifications for interfering iudiciously. If,
too. the advocates of female suffrage ground
thee On theoretical right, they must ia
cousis ~ much more than the mere
franchise. q .o.nan is fiji 10 vote-that il,
TO form opinions on public policy aud the
competency of individuals to legislate-she
must be fit to sit on juries, to be a magistrate
or sheriff, to be admitted 10 the civil service.
and TO sit In the House of Commons Why
should she not sit on juries, before which "a
many female prisoners are brought, and by
which the personal rights and the property o.
women are continually influenced? III there
hn faI a. II. !
cal energy In q certain borough If she be the
undoubted leader of the female voters Of the
place, the president of their meetings. III,
negotator between them and the chiefs @
the party, their spokeswoman and their pro
tectress against presurning and often tyraui
cal men, II she has been the originator Al,
principal member of Populations to Govern
ment, and has COMPOUNDED hating sa,esme,
by the viz = and pertinacity of her appeals
why should he not sit in Parliament? A
present the&ight to be elected is larger thai
the night ID elect; for man must be rated 1
have ayote, but for a seat in Parliament y
requires no qualification at all. Could il b
borns that an opposite rule should prevail i
the case Of woman? Would il be fair or in.
to call forth political genius onlyto crush an
blight tito say to the energetic women VIII
might instruct the Legislature in the nystei
les Of finance or the newest principles
prison dicipline, to the ready and genis
widow who might obtain over the House {
= hu1s the Influence of Palmerstor
q NRell vote, yos shall organize parties
IN Rsssyo Your ineiIec,u,
attractonAnf your address, b.
s0t againsey Ne doors of that a.
There the gifta - possess would b
lphyeo and vapN prove most advar
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Trinity Collection of Church
vssrGfe

& tONTAlN the psaims and hymn Tunes. Chants
~ tc ,srs'd in rinity Church, New York, and its
ThFee Chat -. - ErNAKB 10 eEs. Il Sidney College
ca naiidSe kn-an ~ita Ysluabie Additions ny the
Elitor Sn.au fuekermsn, su-. D4:. gRui-t and
iirector az Nusie 10 90 tangs Church Bostoa Cloth
1T5s BIDS sat9. ftnt post paid. OLIVER DITsOH
Oh Paltssher fvs,on. CHAs. II. DITsoS CO
III Broadssy. =. = l3unee
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copsre sni tie FA-ilvnt sesrn 10 hsse got iH'o q
,.r,ibls mud is over Mrs Dztes White kephante"en
anapr the Ownership Of the "critte'' rsry nnmAh'
ovRnle piece o. bosin-ss. II theY could ons % i'-
.eg,, te.t IL solcsru a. AMI iabihe ho''ie o.
pr y Poland's WHITE Pine Conroafd' We sno"''
see the lion and the laa'b iyiAs peaasnlf 'o"n 70
s.ther. usitpg for the little ,hil 10 lead them.
The onty reliable preparation & The efr' OF o""E''
c1a. Pulmonary a0ertion. ale iiens q the Bladder
giineys &c Sold ~ AZ druggists
iupeii aaw
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THE MUSICAL SOALt

BY Horace Biidle. With l3 full page
illustrations. cloth, Ss.25.
rEsftfs & II T. ~ tfeat-e N ihe orgin ard
snne an - III 80 ia common 1t isa erk
10 Which fsaiNv > POKER Of analy Is.
aud Wit irru-h ideas to accomplished
musicians. pHi itrrtss Al have any spuwiedgr Of
mute Msii 3, t., pAi receipt Of price. OtAyFR
DtfeoS ca. pub oh ~. d It II. CHAS II. OLSON
CO. I'll t~ oatAAV
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Serious Ren
BATCnEAuis's HAIR DYE.

This ~ ered ivit Ige + ~ bet q ae ~etie. ~
49, rt,1 rsrf-f D5s-ii arsstss- lejtsAis fasiahts
u.sas 81 d anpeutnehi. 81 riatcaiaas inis :. y
j nIs.s " Bsosn g.a,i the ~ se-eis - bft
Dyss Isvigorate- The air, tsafias Y sou Ah'
III Tie vrpnfue il zle-l EstiEH A. fsa'thetr ~
others re .ere limitations, asl zaanlt Z" asodf rei
b. an Ur7i gi-t- ard p-rsulners saciery N-fstt
-, - Stk i. III AVIS
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VIZ hear the name Of Henry 0Connor
mentioned by some Of our delegates, Tor the
ofnce of Attorney General, TO Gil the vacan.
cE caused by the death Of Dir. Bissell
There is no man whom the people of lie
county would support more cordially, and
none who has greater claims to their fayora,
Bile regards, than the enthusiastic Irish born
Fenian, the devoted and eloquent Republican
orator, the gallant soldier, and the able aud
honest lawyer, Henry O'Connor.
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butchers Lightning Fly-k lier an Ger
t.it, x.. inmate ttes- pests. u it7 use l. Pstse'e
l.,n Bs~re Of bssas Fs-pap'r. ~beh seiaf as4'e''
seo because tie cai got II To- rsar5 noihos. p'i
,e .v!ns,el. AK H. BUTCHERS which i se.a y
:, NJ. o.,...f.t. tnny.stas
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ILLINOIS LEGisIAruRf.-lhis body Is in
session aud grinding out law Tor the taxation
Of National Banks Nolhiug has yet been
completed, but no doubt law viii pass in a
few days,
tits currently reported that second extra
session viii be called on the heels Of this, to
make provision for letting the laborers Of the
Peuiteniiary, the present contractors having
thrown up, after loss Of some 100000.
1nE lieyenue Department Of the Governs
meni his stock OF some ten thousand bar
rels OF whisky on hand, which has been
seized for ISOLATION Of the revenue laws.
Il, q u IL I :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-15

SrProsE the States reconstructed what
shall hinder the rebel majority, in the States
of the South, where they have the majority,
from excluding the negroes from the right Of
suffrage Il is not safe to leave the colored
people in that defenceless condition, and
hence, as part Of the programme of recon,
struction, a law Of Congress should secure
the right Of suffrage throughout the United
States, irrespective Of color. If that is neg
lected the rebels, with the aid of their Cop
perhead brethren, will ultimately deprive the
colored people, not only of the right of suf
fAge, but Of their personal liberty as we'll.
There has been no change Of heart, or Of
principle, m the Democratic party, North or
South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-15

Tbs Catholics are erecting Cathedral in
New Y,eS City, at an est mated cast Of four
millions Of dollars
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For safe.

EORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
g. a1fcs sell earct, And 80 d stsfe 1t tults4-
toa aes.a a: good tiaisr aud, ard Les ytuuq
chord. vn5,i fame iitng huusr 73x5a. ei-te.H
sns .isbe Situate at.ut Is Il udl- a,n ti,r eiiy
Suqaif o. M lNhF
u.tA Real -. Astnf
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No. so Main St. up Stairs.


nNE The most desitAble Residences 10 the Ciiy-s
" two-story brick Dwelling With hine aud good
ceIsr aud estern AID large trick Stable and VOID
house Lot sOx 10 feet e. variety the
NEST choice fruit aud shrnbbey the eits sitnsts
corner II 10th and Bondeau streets sekuk, Iowa.
KaguiIs u WM- tTLIlN.
NAY Raal Rstate Agent, No. " Maih 81
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IN one Of the most desirable locali,ieg in
the city, story trick Dwelling house, WIKI four
rooms and liar lit ho1ls0 frt. we'll ieuccd eun-
lli,ing turnber of fruit trees snl sgoa weii 81
ter Enquire u WI ffLftS
ap4I Raj Estsie tgent.
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cow roLler,, IN ras A.eskpAsr

Under Johnson's "My Policy programme,
the States are all reconstructed, and those 10
rebellion have the same rights and powers as
the loyal States. Bot HIS practice has not
conformed to his theory, for he has been ae>
customed to manipulate affairs in the Rebel
States iosit himself Roth theoretically and
practically, however, he denies any right in
Congress over the matter, and the Military
Reconstruction Bill, which is now the law Of
the land, was passed over his veto. 1t as
sumes the authority of Congress in the prem
ises, and delegates TO the military eommand'
ers power to carry through the policy Of Res
construction in accordance with the views Of
thatbody, and in pursuance Of the provisions
Of the statute made and provided for that ex-
press purpose. -
One Of the clauses Of the law, and that IN
der which Gen Sheridan exercises control
over the entire subject matter, is in these
terms:
Until the people Of the rebel States shall be by
law admitted to representation in the Congress Of
the United States any civil governments which
may exist therein shall be deemed provisional only
and in all respects subject 10 the paramount
authority Of the United States at any time 70 ahol-
Ssh, modify, control or supersede the same"
This settles the question that the Govern
ment and Civil officers OF the Southern States
are provisional simply, and subject to the
paramount authority Of the United
States. Hence every pretence against the
removal OF rebel officials, who seek
80 obstrues the process of reconstruction is
based upon the theory OF the President,
(which has been repudiated by the people, mud
by their representatives in Congress. For il
the States are already reconstructed, if their
Civil Governments are not merely Provis-
ional then the law Of Congress is mere
nuity. And if the military commanders
have no paramount authority over the Pro
visional Civil officers, or have no means Of
enforcing that authority, then the whole sub
iect Of reconstruction is, after all the efforts
Of Congress to the contrary, left to the ca
price Of the civil officers of the late Conftd.
crate States.
Should it be true, that the President la.
decided against the power to interfere with
the action Of the Civil officers in the South,
he thereby utilities the law, subverts the plat
and the authority of Congress, quashes Re
construction, and restores rebel rule, and re
mhs the country back uponthe " My Polics'
issue Of last year. In that state Of the case
there is no remedy but IN July session o
Congress, and such action as shall secur,
obedience to the law Of the land, BY the Pres
ident and the subservient instruments Of Ii
usurpation in the Cabinet
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EN0a SALE Lott S aud lA.ek III oornef ~ *.
change aud T~eftlI streets, containing two story
BRICK owehrg. win rent for 500 per year wiii -
sold reasonable terms- Inqerr II T L4aAN
l.g a. IN fltPlS.s,
sass tai ista,s Assssi n 81 Nhathdt
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EN9R sALE-A desirable Building let, q Con-
n c-rt AMI l2th ftrstis-Lot j. Book U.s..
Esqaire u wM FULTON,
Apr4 81 Main 81.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16
STATE AND LOCALS
Town Meeting.

NNSSb.uSs
c;,;,ar arsuaIt 70 public call, large nunbou
bsITo bI1s IL assembled in town meeting At T"IIt
was o- .ao'ei on Saturday afternoon last ;p ~:
the cbs; Dy calling Dr. J. T.. CawSo,1,i ,1itl -
retary. +HouecKer was made Sec
Inc chairman stated the ob;eot of.1
lug, VIZ: to consider the best bI rort ~ Tue meet
l M" sticets or avenues from the toen, 10 rur
n;no - ff.Iuered necessary by reason of 'h ~ west
LILY VI Che cars on the present avon'' ~ 'ne run
~ Ioloes VIII De frightened and l;Go o,,J "nerG
lie also read the tollow;n% T ,, nlle endangered.
presented to the LegislatureI for folal 4hn ITO be
auon OF the meeting: -Of tue consider
10 the Senate, d5e.-'Tbe uo,,...-,
signed Gl'znS of Kent county. '" the under
sent: Iiat their only avenue of ooy repre-
sUJ ~, 're DeiS"are Railroad, at Smvrns
as nnbiic ,osJ ha GU mas been virtually cIo.nt
PuOlc road tor the common travel h, closed
uoh along ITS whole extent Of branch Ine loca-
ware Railroad from Smyrna Staf;on =. tne Della
tAnown as the Smyrna and Smyrna g.: smyrna,
'oaa IN consequence of which obstruc,;aoo" Kali
sdio AVON. BY tie said Railroad it is dan.a0o 70 The
@ @u'I'c over the same any animal or team no, % 10
to'ea 10 IocomotlVes and that other roads
run 7myFn' :" the Delaware Railroad are tberarng
"'. ''c 'c"ssary but indispensable IN ,ho
- AID safety Your memor;sI;a,o .',o
t neteiore pray you that James r. CIements Cao
~ Cummlns, ThOs B. Lockwood, Robert Hin agS
Spfutnce may be constituted Commissonar1-
go; aH ACT OF the General Assembly, with insrruo
s.oHs 20 lay out two roads leading from Smnrn" ~
"10S."eF 0N towards the Delaware Railroad. '"1
O"e loao north, to Commence at a mint m NJ.
.ee.' e lln fhat part called Irishtown1 with tbe In
b. tropefty belonging to John N. Vos5eT ,'nd nnd
pnfs,m Start, thence westward tbronob I.d aug
e M ~ r.: Church, John f. Collins. Pe,o.l ,a'uS o.
pusafo, Eben Cloak, the heirs of Hem nl
Spruance. Horace Spruance. Masos p1i' DaVis'
Ionh e. Rees agd ?. Clifton, till il ;n,o..e na'ey'
Railroad and carriage road naraIaI the
road ' A tho smyrna Station. The otbersnd enere,
south "e south commencing on Main stree, sa
Land. street and running therevith, Theme Whh
i'm Tss" o properly belonging to the beirs of T,ough
land, aS laRds of School Districts NJ zIptgs-
a. C:r'nra ,Ie Helrs Of Daniel Cummins NJ. I4,I
OOAneclg With the Kenton tniefsects
hest ~ Opening said roads as thew sfcn dis
Oes' pes calculated to promote the osDsrs shan deem
and provide for the safety of general Convenience
'ad roads for travel or trade and on s VINO use the
'n which public roads opened. ahe usual terms
o the Levy Court of Kent coun,v WIN itistractlons
uch amount of money as shall be ,.O' :" appropriate
prPose Of opening the said two road. tor the
Completing the same for public use FSor 1asel and
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16

II. TA:CkNoWLEDGMENTs. We have received tb,
tribune Almanac for 1867. tt contsins very e,-,
iull and lucid returns of the EIect;onS nF ISfS
IN every State and Territory with tbn a0UJ
OF the Legislative, Executive and T,J;o;ei III H."
partments Of the Federal Government lrt"- 1tho E
present as well as the next Congross CO r',,S 90
yet chosen,) Governors, Population &c oi
tne States respectively q synopsis Of the acts
&C., &e', OF Congress; the Civil Rights act
cer0afim; the RESIDENTS Veto thereof and it's
RE@sSage oEer ~ she FetoS substance of the two
rffeeamen rf % Bureau bills and the Vetoes there
~, VIII i!S n4ai passage over the latter; the
and vote thereon; synopsis of tho AdS rosa ~
the National Union Cowmittee: PonuIar VI "
lby States for President ia So ,69 and @ ;e9
sesPecqVely; Statistics Of foreign countries
&Sc., &c, beside Almanac mattor AHnod".e9'
served. hFSt come, nrSt
r, We have received the first p,n,bor of m1
r, H1rm Gnd Ffreslde new ionrnaI otortod ~ ! &c
Fnlladelphla and devoted to Sr;nnItnrn I,'Gu an
l3ltgIatqre q and the Arts" 1t Is nnbI;sLej
Meeklg oy 3 ;. Foss, at 81. 90 Der anpum num- II
t - Heat quaro, and is published for a@r;cnI'
nniu Ta,ai interest e. Pennsylvania, New Jersey
bGl1~are Ella and Maryland ''i'e''
~, ne are also IA weekly receipt Of very noat
ie;,e ;o, @ @uc'aVo publication called Oliver On.
' ~ ;9s MagazlnerOur .; Boys and Girls" edited
Is ISnn ioS name indicates by the weIlknown chill,
tVn - on author ;ut' Oliver Optic-Wm. L. Adams
Sbnnnn .m.GIGStlng 4, E. little paper. Address Lee
We are indebted to Oliver Diisn" oSSV' e ~ .Lo
celebrated music publishers, Of % R""t"n * e. 'he
of new pieces: The Aubnrmnd,la md
SO Early in the Morning n"d III Rn6
.Idly' Hurly- Burly Gallop, by Carl Faust DO s"I
tner Instrumental music, together with 6ma Smu
election In OF new songs: The Storm aS sn", nr
J, We VII Parepa, Phoebe. Dearest T"IT
~ y! lei, me; " Rosina-Wheh the Woon '' ~
inning Kitty Carew, a popular aU" So"@ H., 10
latton' Airy Fairy Lillian, one "f 'T"s Tns1nry Uy
;" u, poems; Hm and the " Little Dropping F"w- !
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16
MARRIED.

g u Jan; 10, at the residence of James Io.
Esd, by Rev ". B. Gregg, Mr. NJ 7 ,Trl Zones S
| CO., Del 0N' all OF kent
4, On 2, the 9th inst, by the Rev. NJ .Ior,u
W Vrr, SAMUEL DEVICES and Miss MARe.n, u,,.nal'
ILLiiA;MS, both of Kent CO., Del IA
IN MllIngtUn on the 18th of Hooo,,,I
6E oy d Rev D. +. Bryan, JAMES NJ. MATI',TT',o6' Mp'T' o6'
IIl queen Anne IS county, and Miss WAn1iI W-tIiEt'
JARMAN, of Millington, ''' -"ARIA L..
n On the 9th inst, at the NJ K. par0or
Taleena, by the Rev. j. +. BRYAN IW1nage, IN
W, n; BOWMAN, OF Kent Co., to Mrs ncn.I1M rn.lAM
On the Sth inst, by Rev. Cvr,s H..
Ton, Mr.. WILLIAM +. O'DoyNEiIT' hunting
TnhHRENcE nai WALLACE, both of Kent aug Tolss Miss
RoN Near LA Canterbury, on the Sd of JaDu.r, !,
H neY. n, Joh1 DOwnham, Mr.. Dawn IHHISry, II Ey by
tw u nn ISS ELIZA PHILLIPS, both ofKent SnnR Tnnn
Near ,HaIltOwn, by the same I'm ~ oo,.
nai f1an' m5' JONATHAN d. Noon of M Gun ln-
,ountU , ana M9 Sllss LYDIA j. LEGAR Of TSnte Tano,
ams e"s M, hSWzjettVille, We on January the ,o.h
9rn%r' % iLLiAM SLAUGHTER and NJ. W. Oy the
ON H. ,ba al oil hent county, Del. '' h-Al@Asrrd
be b,;d",. 'eu'e a day, by the same. NJ ,hs 49,,
LARx ana NJ: near Thomas Chanel NJ" OF
ounty, Del. DUHADAwAr, all of Kent
,cK, on ,S| ,"e san same day, by the same. M. w,,
l., Md. 'ANAH L. "hlTLI, of Caroline
,o1 0n 'he evening ofthe same aay. bv III.
"oMns t. HALLowELL, near Dover snS SSSine' Sa Mr..
"a u DowSHrm, near Magnolia, alb of Ken, ss " h''
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16

I4k EEw R'UTE.-By dispatch fron
Fortress Monroe on SATURDAY. we s@~ H. l'Iil
postmaster General has authorized the car w
rying OF the mails between Norfolk, pbiIaSaI I GaI
Ri Rnia and New York by the Annamessic rorfa
IN Inc hrst mail arrived at Norfolk vostora,. I,o
trrlday) by the new conveyance, and bereaF
,"!I mli arrive at two o'clock, P. NJ, except Sat-
TToays, leaving there for the North at 16 p W. VI
ms VIII enable the merchants of the citr w. H.
nau tneir correspondence five hours l.tor I -. -
formerly and to receive their letters ono ',la da
IN advance of the former route " T. ,n;n Gne pay
;Dn :" seen mat the Delaware road is rapidly COM ~
'uS 'nto public notice as a great raiIroad M InL
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16
Congress.

IN Off, oonlSoh III course in re-appointinp mo,
~ YL4Ie Wh0m he had previousIy nonn;S Hiei
anI VINO mad been rejected by the Sna'eu Sonnto Gu
@ rUaiea danger which it was neceSSar,, 3d'S le
to Stoas Shouid remove. The bill beforn tbo SoI
- regulate the tenure of office nrevnnts tbn
wLn LootuenC from arbitrarily removing ofScorS r
hb;nan the Senate has confirmed, bEt Jaovos
anJ f .ne power OF suSpending for misconduct
ga;t appolhtlng temporary successor to the
NAV odo, lursIn, ana OF supplying vacancies that
'TL; Tf:nui T:n uuTluS The recess OF the Senate
II ms 6lll was defeated Thursday in the Sanato
WI Howe arguing that members of the Tab;'
tS noe s9onld not be excepted but it was decided
rn r+as '1e fTesldent.s power to remove and an.
R?lht ms Secretaries should not be interfared |
WIN; Even Mr. johnson OF MARYLAND admit
&c ted that the practice OF reappointing men WHOM,
the senate had rejected was at war with thn
spirit OF the Constitution. 'ne
Inc 1!ll a6oliShing all laws which denv tho
T0tEe lrahcnlse on account OF color, in tbe
,,a nelfi1oleS, ng was passed Thursday by the Sen
lte' ana, being concurred in bv tIo II III oeh-
goes @ to the President for his signaturo mouse, =
Inc senate Thursday passed tbo ~
providing Tor another session Of TonouSe louise pill
slnnlng on each 4th of March Ss,Nno congress be-
Measure y has justly been demapToJJ n; This
Ile ~ protection, and its necoSs Dy The peo-
i,oaIy H. SHOWN by the ExecutIye ma mas been
he votn 'n curing the vacations 81 atlons of RI
The IT was 9re9clslve-26 r9 to Y VI congress. al
le Senate '1 I'm thursday had a lively doh.
ublicans beI;nto bn 70 admit Nebraska ," uuoate on y
Ire the riS6t ~ that its terms d;J d;J,y ne VI
hers hodinc VI colored citizens to vota not In W
mt for the mat 1t would become o'o, ana
lsatisfactorv !Sss!on OF Rebel Stats mu Err
desire that OtIbnultons. tbn There was q eana pon
'0 questions should be tho. NJ,
Smyrna times., 1867-01-16
Maryland Affairs.

SUDDEN DEATH-A gentleman ro,,oI u, i,
uon, contractor on the MARYLAND and and noIa W -
ware railroad, died very suddenly at Groona LIZA
tS ppro on Monday night last. He rnntnroJ ;,
Deood vessel and expired in ten minntpS r.
alter' lie was healthy and robnst n'o,s sHeie
IN the ylgor Of life. He leaves a %e, w;e,, 1 anG
several children, who reside in RennsvIvouinu a;lu
". ). senator Governor Swonr -, :.
i rrlGnus arc trying to upset long estaSE.t G MS
I'o cL aiu law 70 take one Senator From neI
2nore WITH Wit the expectation of his Uut omi each
s;1I: aGn we hope there are enough in t%a t% elec
;Wliing 10 render to each portion of .L iS' 0ody
81 SSb JuS| uQeS' and not deprive rho ot4Ce
Snore Oh representative in the ITn;t.JI JI4Sstern
%.c Mnnto 70 Whlch she is so Justly ent;tIn ha1'es
. NJ .sGlhery Blair, after betraving %.,"eq:- h;a
mer o1a y,n3 10 make fair weather with I h. party
even UhoecneS, tried the same game bnt is e toI
after h. J tpe Iamented Hicks was ;rto5 i"nle9
pects to s,,caO e1i Dut IN which Gov. Swami Gu
protest a%a;n't Let the whole Eastern SboSo
lone whom PI: such measure now nc NO
',eC conclave. This is fight bo.1S,n Sane IN Sc
o mocracy and we have no political I"eug y. t9e De-
' ont % uuC protest against chance ~ t4 "a now I
o.n omv system OF Senators from n foaE ~ ehe pre-
u1S III ior our Shore and the ;S ;n;,,aS Vi IN
'oGti DC done us. As to the osnJuS Stlce that
oy.O1 sn OF Senator the course Of sos iGT the
eng the rebellion and Others sOee i0 tbe n snrm
teal teal" cS%;ee S,Gsed Precudes ps from having ' no. 5o
lct % tbot bOfTlce zee Sut it appears to be settled
ands i tbo ool , samuel Hambleton of this town T
n the o nos;t;o ;tost promneqt man on this Shore
relne on pOsIaloR, t while Coy Swami, reigns SUI
is (ioSnrn'nno 'no y estern, and we truly hope that ~
dsette. may Qe aefeated. .-Easton 81