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'Arra FROXICANSES.
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Border Ruffians held their Constitu
tionall Convention' election in Kansts on
Monday, June 15. , The editor of the Leav
,
enworth T i mes, who arrived Some
Sat
eretting;.‘tirnishes us' Some news in
selation to it.- 'lle' firsCand tndst imppr.
tort: - fict is that, throughout theTerri
terythe Free StC ' Att: men /refused to Vote
whetter registered' or nbt, with a few
scattering
. exceptions. 'Ably :three z Free
6tate Alen 'r known to; un
tprineipled enough to vote in Leavenworth
City! ,
The whole number of votes cast hi leav
-Matverth ,county were my 800. There
• a:c upwards of 4,200-fer„al ' , voters •in 'that
county, 1,837 of whom were "registered."
In the weeineOf Leavenworth, out of
700' vaterF, but 21S attended the polls.---;
Allthe reports received up to Wednesday
witting; Fith inst. went to show that a
vrr,4 light vote had inst.,,
east, mid that.Jhe'
Five. state mei' had ignored the Whole thing.
.1 effort was mad*. to get mains large
a . vOte as possible, in 3rder t 3 make a show
of• strength.
•
Toie Pro-Slaviry ;)arty.,iq many of the
counties was divided into two factious--
olio headed by Go 4. Walker, and the oth-
Er `ll _General Stringfellow. The former
isiu favor of snbautting - tlfe. Constitu
tiou to be framed ; to n vote of the Whole
people for ; _ ratification t' and the llatter in
siSts iending it to Congress with
,ont-the._p:mple passing upon it, and in any
event, :jut none hut the "registOod"
teas shall be allowed a voice, if h be sub
,
Oil
This - faction generally prey's - fled over the
"Wslkeriiesby Isrge - msjoyitieslin Proportion
tiihe foie; q6st. In Kiekapoo, for in
statfee, there Were Only 3 rota Out of 111
.east: fot_ the Walker ticker: In Leaven-.
Worth only - 30. At Wyandotte, however,
the Walkerites Were ahead 20 majority
• ant of 60ivotcs easy. -This was th'e hn:v
cinct- A-hcre llalkets friends outuura
--acted Striur , fellutv's:zufßans ; so far as heard
from. • • j
iThere wereltwo polls,ordered, b o l e ti
Lilt; :DouglaJ educity---lonb at- lawrence, ,
the other at. Tecultiiteh. iotestverfi"
c:st in •Lawreriee, - and only 'about one
;hawked in the - \ other place of which tie
tb:het received but a very etnpll
1... art.. • , 1
IVall:cr is in bad-odrx with the Ere-elat
•ers A -:ommiuoc of them waited:upon
litn. , next day after his Big Springsveeeh,
herej• Gen. Lane - him up, and; de
.l?maitclell him to changli . lka polity in xegard
-- to sßbmitting the eoustuution to a fultyote
tltez'Oeple; bat he insiste3 upon hi-s-po
iorll/41- Thei veld him that the convention
would not sustain him, but would repudiate
WS: prPtlises he bad made in'his inaugural
and speeches. Walkcri replied, that if
.ithey, did, they might count:on—the whole
-Weght of his oppositionJand di/pleasure.—
; l'he committee of Nt r ititmall Democrats
iitecred at his threats,-,in a seornfulinan.
tier, and'-withdrew. When they - got out of
40ers they 'bitterly deFouncod him : as a
trailer to the Democraay._ 'Ade is fast,
sirivast with the Border Rotriana: he htis
'already been repudiatedl by ilia Free State
aide. Ileing neither hot ntfr cold both
_p 7 artica ..have 4etvell bun out;—'-ehicogo
THE BuREICANE "TERN."
Wifhin.a- few days past the cauntry has
, k ,bceti visited by most destructive ; tornados,,
r markable :for their extensive range.
I Canada to Cleorgia, there has been
! au unttsal elecnent-disttirhanc,;, manifesting
Itself ia hall storing,
whirlwiads and water,
spouts- ' In Paoli
of ,the counties Herki-,
gehcaecterpy, Uheido,. Oswig,n, there
appears to ace been' a distioct tornado,.
gathering - and expending its force within
this space'"Of a few miles The effects pro
duced hare already been_ published in our.
columrs. On Loug bland, t.ear 'Brooklin,
there wai a similar phenomenon, on a '
) .-1 swath fseafe, accordianied, with bail, which
pasied over the Union Race Course, level
ingfences sheds &c.; and insuring .a child.
liornellsville, water fell in dense bodies,
564tructing the view 'of ohjects at a short
"distance, -la Auburndale, Mass., the "per
rturbatioui of •the atmosphere teak the
'f,sriti-o--,a ;waterspout, which is thug &-
Bribed: , '
• It formed a column of one to three feet
iL Light, and filled - the air to the height of
10 or 15 feet with, large drops and spray,
tha whole lighted np; the. Most brilliant
raiubows. There was poise like• the rush
ink of a mighty torrent; there' was also a
lcontinual sound, like that, when 1 red hot
iron 'ii pawed watek. 'The Water
spout had the usual ' whirling, / and at the
al
sine time a - progressivemotion, fund was
)- about twenty or thirty se4nils in passing
one hundred yards; when it eu6:)uutere(la
railroad bridge, Which broke it up so that
it passed away, without doing..damage.")
In Withertleld and New Ilartford,• Ct.,
tl.cre was'alio a hail , storm, ;with. violent
%%intl. The hail-stones, }or rather the
pieces of ice that fell, yere of the 'size I
(.f a walnut and upwaids.. , Scierul picees
were found tOilse over t6'o ILIACS in length, II
and one 'o! •a:.-triangular,sishape 'measured
three and itue-balf inches in length, by two.!
in width, and one-rNarter of ha inch 'thick ) 1
la Windsor, Canada, a tornaco uprooted
Atli/ and did-other damage. .:A train a
- -- cars - itandivg near the depot was lifted
from the track and nearly overturned. -
In Portsmouth, Va; and in tbe . vicinity .
of Spoteylvaaia and Frederieksburgh—also
itr — Sundersville and Marietta; Ga., there
were violent storms of Wind• and rain, ac
companied with hail stor:ei of enormous /
size, reprinted to its& been as 'large as
beu'it'gre . to doublohat siS'e,, which rug
cd,Oeat injury to property-4destroying the)
crops, blowing down trees':and fences, and
'doing serious datu'age to dwellings -$o. -• At
_other Points, worth - and South, seirere thun
der storms•and heavy raiOs have been ex-1
• Terienced, though without' the .disastrous
results instanced in the' above tasei. All
Ore have occurred atthin a period of
tan days. In some parts- of the South the
heat has been execesz•ive.--4K. J ./`our. of
Corn •
IMO
Dead Bodies at "footrest,
31UNT14f:AT --' Jun! 29:—Sixty or 'seventy
eurviters of the recent ,:disastcr• on the St
Imerenec River, have' , reached this .city,
16 ;of the drad bo dies: have also be'ert brought
I:cre and 157 to Quebeci, Tile-) CorGuer,s
.-ony will Fit to•morrow. - The etuig,ants are
Limier' the euar , it of tn.:. St Andrews
I , • :it
(Ex. Rottirtaos has ju t reurned home
`Trott a tour in Kansas an. Nebraska. He
expresses himself big* . slighted With the
as
which spreads on level ana fertile
os a garden - on all_ sides.:' flu is ati .Griv.
Walker with whom lie w Weil acquainted
when that geotleman r . .ded An this city
and heard hint make ''.apeaCh at Big
Spiings. Soiree 300 of
. e "people" came
up ,
to hear the "Guvner,' Who tried.delPe
ratdlytto get up an enthusiastic cheer 'for
his.speech, trt,,whicb-be anounced his poi
icy of governm ent, including the scheme
of collecting the ta'x levied by' the bogus
authorities. .-At the mast however five
men cheered; at one time. When Walker ,
had concluded_"Jim Lane" took the' stump
and spoke for thd other l eide. 116 was re
ceived •with i s perfeet: - Atorm of applause,
and left Walker completely in. the shade.
The peaple arc about l') to T against"the
whole sham they are attempting.to palm
off for a "government" there. The Free
State men (abolitionist , you know,) are
all. alive with hope and etermination.
,De 7
mocracy has probably - one its best or its
worst in that land 131 nceforth it is to be
hoped that the speelau sham I wily resign
tbe sceptre and the t 1 and: peace and
justice come in to ho rule I atitong the
lEven the wo enople.. there are most
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enthusiaitie fur the • fr e State I cause,- and
cheer th.lir sons, the' husbands and Abeir
loiers on in good w. ks of freedoth by
1 their countenance sp. their maeoitragin b o•
aid. • -
The election for. IN
stitutional Convention
thorough going- bord
been chosen, who will
Which, as we hear by `
is not to be submitt,
Free State men unde
'Gov. Robinson; and,
der the direction of
upon the_Topcka C
they, stand entrenc
course of events.._ TV
the matters that p
excited the I:
that if a pro.;
eta hy this cot
to render it of
may not provt
per en which
;.e.tte. •
, Serious
NE W TORT
ots occurred i
Hudson Park
wero enjo,yin6
roved wher(s
several of the form,
York.
tar serious ri-
In Sunday, at
Germans who
a; attacked by
tattle ensued, in whiCh
i were seriously injured.'
and was the scene of a
-1. gang of rowdies at:
inney, of ; the'Sixteenth
ine of Lis ;men, and sue-
y fight, In rescucing a
4
custody of the police".
wash "it Kinney was, It itt believ
in:the melee, and several 1
ouslyWOUndeti. 1
i.
tt of the - arrests by .the po
jam was acting as ringlead-
affiaos who were assaulting
'allose Cesman. They
cuing their comrades and
semen, At- Williamsburg i
1
td Irish engaged in a fight
persona were,stabbed.
; of that usually peaceful
alga in a free fight on Sat
thout having . any serious
oklyn two rival fire cern
in millet; stones 1 clubs'
Iles were used Creel -and
were injured.
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4 1 MINNESOTA— The Chi
aturday says that one of the
paper has just returned from I
al unprecedented amount of 1
in the, Territory, more than,l
ins carrying , away bridges, i
end destroying Considerable
Mississippi Was risingtrapid
el, Wednesday being in many
out of its bank., and prom
gruilar in its extent , to that of
Itiest settlers . had-never wil
ing_ to cemparo with these
day, ite - tith. the quantity
la fell was equivalent to nine
trobable the Morin extended
re region mitbracing the source
tarics of the tipper Mississippi
warups and lagoons which fed
completely saturating the au r
olo country. A good stage of
confidently expected in 'both
pi and Minnesota riven until'
tutiler i :, which will facilitate the
ttlement in the Territory and
active
I-RENTERS At A new
arisen in l jhe Anti.Reht
he town ot 'Herne, about twen
from Albany. Sherikßrayton
deputies, on, Saturday O'er
ceding there to make a sale
eldJoy,a-man named Shultz,
are fired upon by some persons ;
the bushes by the roadside.
as injured, though one of the`
ed a shot through his bat.
lately gave ehaseAnd .succeded
Shuitz,e'son who had a gun in
n. The Sheriff then proceeds - a,
d made the sale without further
te,
squently several other arrests
1 and young Shultz was commit.
preliminary examination '
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GRASSPPERS IN bilti 2+l FAY? A —l' h e
St Ant ho (Min ) Erpre.s speaks of the
ravages of ho grasshoppers*, in that region.
as follews:-,—The. region around Monticello
is literlally alive slith grasshoppers..NePer in 1
our life 4 ) 1 we see so many of these' troub
lesome an) destructive insects. They Crack
led under antis feet- like brittle shells. 'There
was no su.oh thing as avoiding them; which
ever way itne looked orrnt they were man
ifestingitkemiselves Tho not yet half grown
they ; are already doing immense damage,
and unless they speedity'entigrate must de
vour every green thing in 11right county
The Elerenitt
•
dangcrouS riot.
tacked Caprari - Mi
Ward police and
ceded, after a Lk
prisoner from the
men—Captain M
ed fatally itijure.d
of his men dange
A riot greg'oi
lice, of a fellow
er to a gang of r
the members of
succeeded in re
beating the palit
the Germans ail
in which three
'rite firemen
suburb also inf.]
urday night, w
result. At Br
panies engaged]
and other misj
several personal
t.,
THE i 00D ,I
cago P en of * .s.
editors o f-that.
51iiine Ota.i
rain h - Palle
"filling he !tre
injuri g road
"prope 15. : Th
ly at t Pant
,places already
ising fload 5
1844. The "
nesse unytb
rains nSu
of wa er whi
inches. It is 1
over the entil
and the, tribe
filling up The
the river, and
I face of the w
water may b
the Mississir
. late in the au
I progress Of SE
keep busine
•Tfie AN
trouble ha
District,' in
ty-two
with severe
noon was p
'of
when
when they
edicealed
No one • 1
party recei
They imtrioi
in e4turin!
Gds pt , ssessi
to Berne a
tr'rtdo. S
wore made
tea after a
row bei
York Jo
says Ilia
it F., the
have su
though
' will be.l
the seaF.
heilthy I
ton, do
'
reCOVelr
l!faver)d
legates to the Con
i is - now, over, and 'a
l r ruffian set have
frame a Constitution,
be newspaper repot t,
to the people, The
the prudent lead of
f4orn emergene.y, um'.
no, have fallen back
ttstitutioil, and there
4ed waiting. for the
a ealtnnatiod of all
-exed 'Kansas and
' . and we trust
ion is adopt r
effort tratO
Territory, it
Ae . as tho pa-
L—Pitts. -Cu-
lIFAT HARVEST , rt: GEORGIA is
gathered. A letter in the : New
mild of Commerce, Nut Athens,
, both as to quantity and 'quality,
best ever Lad in - Georgia. Oats
ered a little from dry weather, al
full average yield is hairesteck or
Corn is backward and small for
.n of the year,' but it is gcnerally
and may yet turn out well: Cat
erer, is too much injured fully to
no matter how much it pia) , be
hereafter.
;'BEAVER 'ARGUS.
!!!IMMI=
& Z. Wepsnd, Editois & Proprietors
BEAVER, PA,
WEDNF,I3I)AY, JULY 1, 1857
FOR GOVERNOR,
DAVID; WI:GNU T
Of Bratifimi County.
,'FOR'iUritENIE JUDGES
James Veech,
p i Of Fayette. County,
Joseph J. Lewis,
Of Cluster.: Counly. ). •
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER;
WM.'OOl . l L V/ AR D
'ol' Philadelphia.
UNION COUNTY TICKET•
Assembly.
DE LAMA. IMBRIE I Borough.
Sher
WILLIDI W. I,RWIN, Rochestee tp
• Register Recordq.
simtiEt, 8.. wiLs(*,Borough
. • Treasurer.
IVIL4IAN HENRY, of Borough
Clerk of Courts. •
ALFRED G. aIeCREARY, N. Brighton
Commissioner.
.
ABNER NORTON; Franklin
• Auditor., •
ANDRE\V M. PURDY,' Ratcopn tp
Goioner.
NATII AN`l'. COUCII, New:sciglaton
t_
\ Poor Ibitse Director:
HUGH ANDERSON, BOCough.
Trusiees ,of Academy. .
M. T, KENN EDX;;IsI.. BiSibton„ (4 yeah.)l
SAMUEL MOREHEAD, Sharon,(4 yre.)l
SMITH CUANINOHAM,Baaier, (3 yrs:)l
ABNER P.UACollK,Rocliester tp (2 yts.)l'
To the Patrois of the Argos.
The business arrangements of the publishers,
of this paper will oblige them to call uponi
those with whom they have accounts, for a
SPEEDY SETTLESIENT ; and in order that
all cod may be seen, one' of the publiehe
Will accompany IL B. Anderson, gig.. toi
County Treasurer, while filling his appointment'
in the different townships, so that a settlement
may be effected without loss- of time to any
party but ourselves: While other papers, alf
most everywhere, and obliging, heir 'patrons to
pay in 'adeanee, \ aurt ?mill certainly not take it
bard when we butasic them to pay up arrears;
or at least to 'give 14:4heir die • bibs, for whatL
ever the amount may
f'l TEE CORVENTION
In another column will be fotind the pro
beedings of the Union Conventikthat ail
sembled in this place on Monday 'alit \ TO
Convention was full—every district tn,the
county being represe,ntqd. The busin ebs
was transacted 'expeditiously, and in au eir- r
derly manner. It is useless to deny that 1
the nomination of a portion of the ticket I
produced disappointment, and gave rise to
more or less dissatisfaction. We con fess
Ito a share of She former our:..elves. ' An 3
in relation. to the seating aside of souse' of
the, candidates' ) and' the suhstittitution of
,{
others, not previously named, we must be
permitted to sayot this time, that, while
we entertain the :very.' highest regard !for
the getitioincn thus nominated, and' con-',
cede dm right of 'the I Convention tovotei
w
for hni digo see prOper, we neverthe less
object to this,summary way of disposing of
candidates previiiusly announced, and I be-,
lieve if to be a too palpable violation of
instructions, and the establishment Of a
idangerous precede.nt,d at all times fraught
with mischief.' The ticket, . however, is
cdruposed,of goad men, and it is needless
I for us to say we shall yield it' a cordial and
active silence; and we trust that all wko
are now:dissatifed, will take a 'sober Rae
owl thought,' look .the matter calrely and
siparely in ilia face, and, in th•-. 4 Int.gli Ivo
of the departed Clay, resolve to "'il../..'tii , • ir
flints and tr/J it twain'"
Beaver Machine• Works.
Being in the Leighboring village of Fall
ston, a day or tiro sine 6 -, WO passed . through
the extensive-mg:a of 31essra Childs; Mc- ,
nnell and Darraghs, for the manufacture
of Engines, Muley, Circular and SaOh' Saw .
Mills, Tub, Bucket and Keg Machinery,
Flouring Mill Clearing, Planing .Slachines,
Castings,'Lith Machinery ; &C., &. Some
idea as to extent of the business earritol
on by this firm may be gleaned fiam the .
fact, that some fire ' or six building.i i are re
quired for the different branches l land an,
average number of thirty bands employed
The' main building, three stories iniheight;
contains 9 Digital Latlaes, 1 Pulley Lithe,
2 Iron. Planers, 1 Wood do., anlupright
Drill, and many other requisite ar.ieles of
machinery. ,The rest of the buildings are
used as Pattern shop, Foundry, Smith shop,
and Ware-ioom. They have secured the
right, "acdare . engaged exteasiveir iwthe
manufacture of various, kinds of.' tngines,
among them the one heretofore manufactu
redl4 /it Salem; 0., which has gaint4 . 4 wide.
I
I spread:popularity, The gentlemen ompo..
sing the firm, are energetic men;l and first
class mechanics ; and We are glad to learn
that their business is catondirrige
and that order. from are l
l and from
distant points are pouring in upon t h er m
[
I
j ~ i.
ram Refused-41de I k
[i Lino .Ithetedi 1
h , •
The' opinion; of the Sup e rs Court, in
itehl4eitir!ile to the
t t h b e e i P pj l e l t i i it an 4 u orkst wa s t t o
restrain
deliver
cd by Chief Juslide Lewis, of Tuesday last'
, „ [ .
The' PP/Olon'rui• unanimously concurred
in.l The I ! followingw ' ars the points deei i
.- I •
ded: ,
.."--, •1 -
if& That tie Legislatur e had constitu
tional ,anthoritY to-autherisc tho sale of the
Main Line. i -
2d..That the - P e nney! ma Rallroad
Company.nay lawfully., me ii purchaser
dt snob sale !
~
, : Od. That the Legis latu re have — to -
bl e
ititutial authority to re al the towage la c k.,
Mx., .1 - i I • • - ' Chippewa—Thom.
4th: That the Lesiskt e cannot bind Carter., .
the gtateby contract , from imposing equal Darlington—Jas. P. Martin,
tares, and that the condition of sale to the B u m. " 1 ~ :
Pennsylvania Railroad Co parry in that re- Economy M.: A. A.ndersol, J. W
upset ia void,! and aninj ction to that ex• Beightly. , t
tent isrgemated. Bu .1- , 7 Fallston-HGeo. N. Taylbr, 4. Thorn
_ i sth That In - all other respects the sale Hey. i . '
may go on and the. Pons lvania Railroad! Freedom l, bor.—P. Bentel, MI 'R s Mc
(_3lumpanY may bid r. o.ll urchase, on the! Connell. _ 1 *4 - '
sl l tne terms as othe . corp, rations or indi Do Dist.—J Paul. 1
viduals.'l I . , '.. 1 . ' Franklin—John McCaskey , J. W. Wil !
~ I t -!
The ' ffiirtli pointi4crialing the action i son g : '
, ; ! • LI HI Frankfort—Saml. 1V Leeper, J. S.
of the Legislature; exoneiattng thy. F'eutii. ... a
sYlvanla Railroad 6ompanY, frottril t m Payf ‘-'-' N w e l) w be S il eClelily--Jobn • Grint, I1" -' cIGH : ' oe
-4
•••• . "1
rot of all tares, I relieqs the bill tor one bring. . - •
of its most objectionable features, ard will i Greene—Robert Reed, John JoilTt . on
~,,e lt the eordill arpt oval of tile tax-pay- 1 BoPewell--Satul. %reties, Johia Iktitte.
, r , , lodependenee—W. M. Reed, , rms.
I".S of ti , e Mate. The Ge i 'vertor, on Tltu . n4-,
.. a i taut , i ,
1 , m t. l, 1 ,
( 13 .7 Lifn, in in'''-'"r ll l'"c° '7 ll
•.." 11 ';',er' i s''d "'=';'H, Industry—Joh IVilsoo, Richard-Wel
i _lll
i ice,.o'l red , cite t :tin' line to si..l , =. Th, t i ton. - ,
,
Pemmylitolia itf.iiroo iromp i e ny ,l thri nig h, i Moot--G. ,Yir: Shrodes, Jas. Sprlnger.
it , p r .,...i t t,,th t , , m r. Th, j 4 5 ,, 1 ,; 1,,,„,,, 0, 3rarinn . —Sheilock Stone, Edmondlloots ,
I . • , 31cautree--, David Littell,- Alex.l Adams. ,
p l utehas'er,' ler the mom': I , r r 4tien e •' i ' 7
1 , 4 Vth
New. Brighton bor.—D. Critchlow, W
)fiilions Five Heade...l llt....usand Dpilara. ' c 3urt ,', ey. •__ , 1 1
ilVe alc. , :unirwic,,:t '(:tainti , I)r.r•tit ti... ( oariiiel • Norli Sowicily— James Wilson I rAO9.
, l i ' 3 1
itha will now ta tateb 14,1 t 1. . ,):: D I e, Rtitu,ttyl . ' I j
1 t and its Prf's's , T l 4-• L.. e, 'belabored i Qh ic)-- It. ll - Hare l l3', J9hn Strilz-
:P a r Y , ' ''' 14' i , ,=-, Patterson—Rlihu Evans, T. B. Wells
the Republicans so him:lily', 4and sna.thma., [ !
' Phillipsburg—A. W. Willard.i
tired theni so aI:I2I , AM y, .t for their con-1 ' Pu l as k i 11 . phir Eig 'tl I '
I - i is, . Lim i. i
,
detonation !cif the decision of the U. S. Su- Rochester Tp—lt. , IF.I Icllvain,l. J. J.
promelCourt:
kward
and in the Da i s Scutt case, t hat ;.Fcister- I 1 • 1 I
,ir
win 1,,,e
vrreinbarras‘
sing
Ifor
i l 1
j_ D to p ti ________bor i .--Cypriati Bracken, A. L
Itaccoor 1
them tc, change frost', so soon, and be cpm-;---.7„;__2gcrlenry.
polled torepudiatethe State Court, not- South 1
1
inlay, Jni--.---1-e
-withs -tami n .' ii ---- g it is wholl compered of men ! Millen. '.
J r
b e l o ti tig t o th a t p r t . Will
i th e mot i The Convention then proceeded to the
'"Packel and Repeal" i still flutter in th e tnomination of a ticket , .
It
breeze'? We shall see.l , . 1 l i D- 114 - linbille, } 154 1-, was nomin ated for
Asseinbly, by acclamation.
Sit ER] F . l-71 irsf Buitot —Jobe,- Roberts,
jr., 12; Writ. , B. MeCrafftek, 10;' Wm W.
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Irwin, 22;,. , David Johnston, 8; • J. C. Cook,
4; Wm. R. Trimble, 12. ~ 1
Second /4 - Wol—Roberto, 15; Ir
McGaffiek 10; Johnston. 0.-.
BEAVER ' ACADEMY. 1
I' I .
..Annual'Examination and Exhibi.. l
of the Pupils o Beaver Atodeeay;
came off on Tuesday Thur' edayl;Of last 1
ift i d
, i.
week. The Court House `
wee nicety (mea
t fitted , 1,,
menteu and up, rat everything, clx.l
eipt an outbreak or,itro on the I last even
ing, i occasioned by'so e u n ruly rowdies ,
passed • off as agreeably and 1 prufitably as I
could have been ably anticipated by
the large and interest 'i audiences constant
ly in attendstnce. T , examitiation of the
yeut; i g ladies, was gout . . by Mrs. Me-
GM, sed'Missei H I . Ellin t--that of
thelmales by Messfel. 'McGill, , Duff and
-Smith. We were utteh pledged' with the
I
character of the exert: itur during the brier ;
!' 1 ,
timc le were permitted to be preseet. 7 -
The saolars ganeralq acquitted themselrei
well--inany of thet--evinced, by -, their
rihm s ipr andearreer 're. , rise+, the questions
ask'ed,tliat they had ueitherheen idle - ',"nor
1 3d
had their, instructors,C been =Miss in their I
, ,
duties. ]' The musk; n, and the'
options by
, ( ' 1 1
the young gentleme andjthe I essays by
the, ladies, were•gott i en up withltaste, and
evidenticare and -thought, and rehearsed in
,
a manner tending grpstly to enliven the ex
erersee. The following young ladies passed
thro the graduating Itiss, and had the l'ttr
al i hac;rs" c i onferredl upou.them:—Migges
, SaPhisCarter, decal M. Conn; Miry Ew
ing, Louisa ass, Jpgephtne Oilliatn, Mol
,
fie Gi ll iam ' M
,- ary MeGrory,r Maria Scott,
,
Mar/ B. S
tokes. 1 , 1
1
The Fall and Winter session commences
Tli
lino
I I -
Monday to ugust,
...%I:stvErt,sAny S aturd ay •oe.xt, is
fire ql of July 7 fisho occasion, we doubt.
UotWill be observed, and upp!npriatedy
celetiraled in the differeOt. ',1:11e;
As'.4r , ci to net oriuCd, l
and
r- itettLl Cl t. of this
j:indl lie oboist janu I rest)) tempi z.,•olioots
i'Of-..lrii , Y,ewa•er f we tin.iierS - tund; Will Occupy.
itwN. E. cud ni 1 bor
f 1
• '
thc irizt exer , ; i m_s o, si ing;
, ,
priycr, :ti , L ref
I freshinenti:uiay bE
. :: tiac;.r •.
.;,t - rub
,f nx. Eik
NKET/8 it 10i , )1
hi At s
an
rres,:uoira
Will Qat tie r
reniovrA at
1.
;t ,i , ,,ci . fili! app , : ii*.:l::•, , --
9 I
C.
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„oil. STEAM FRIOA —.-
TE NIAOARATbe
1 1
LAlrioo Times devotes a column to a de
tailed description of the 'United States iteain 1
fri'ga'te Niagara xfliich IS now off Graves Eud
(nag; ) to sails( iia laying the ( submarine
telegraph. The imisel is pronounced the no•
blast speciman lof curial -nrchitemture that
hae'e.ver crossea, the atlantk; and the editor
adds::` ' 1 " i i
Not - jill the visitor has walked I?rward and
,perched himself somewhere ne a r the boti
i t
• prit can he fully approxiate her; immene
s i ze and bewail ullorm, and feel that he is
looking down such a wig , steamer as the
o
world has not ' t
et seen'the eqUallpf, and by
the size of w i'ighl i the English ' navy can
show nothing to 'compete 7 1 i ancinnati
Da rly Gazer, --- • ' • i
1 - T•• .at 8t Louis,
Std Louis, Jura; V, —Tbo es i tensive "Drug
..atablishment of Bernard, Mums & Co
was consum e by, fire at (nine o'clock this
morning. LO3 $190 i 000; insured for 5155,
000. Et twelve minutest froM the first a.
larm, the budding and stook. werele maw of
ruins- , "
, ,
I 1 talon County Convention. 1 '
.
' l'
pursuant to the Call, the delegates ehth.
itl in the iiifferent districtaassembled; in
Conti o:intention, at the Court Rouse, in
Beaver, on- Monday, the 29th of June
caPt• WM. M. Ramis, was called .to the
9hair, and_ W. Thos. ftfekinley appointed T ice
president,and - -- P. McConnell and R.'
. MollvtuttEreetetarice. i ' _
MM
Mai
The towaships having lleen called ever,
the following persons presented their cre 7
entials, and RA their Seats es delegates.
Big Beaver- 7 ,. Ttis. A. Anderson, Hugh
Marshall. • '
B s -- Hh—M. S - Pr
AiOrOtig) Quay;. Jorter.
Brigli'ton—Ches Given, JOS3O BleGaf-
. .
The name of Mr. Swearingen acing
been withdrawn before the first ball ot, , ,Mr•
'Trimble's after the first, and those' of hlessrs
- MeGaffiek and Johnston afMr the ' a i.eend,
the -third t ' and last banot retmited____-- '
Robert. 28; Irwin, 30. , ------
J 1
ItiotsTr.tx & ItEcoanErt.--Ssmuel ,613.
Wilson, 53; 1 J. 1 1 . Melienzie, 5.
TaEasuttEaWilliatu henry, 42;_. John
• '
Courtney, 16. 11
CLERK OF COURTS.—Firs 4 Ballot.- 1
Francis Reap, 23; 'Alfred G. WCrpary, 29;
Peter B. Young, 6. ' . 1
•'
secantl. Ballot--Reno, 23 ; MC - Creary,
31; Young, 4.
COMMISSIONER—James 'Warnock; 16;
Christian Black, 14; Jos. 111 Cunningham,
4; Abner Morton, 10;JaniesK Thomp.
son, 14.
Second Ballot—Wunlocli, 16; I Black, 9 ;
Thompson, - 16; Morton, 14; Cunoirgbato,2
17. Biacki 7. itic
niril—w rnock,. ;
too, 18; Thompson,
,16.
Fourth--L-Warnock, 16; plick; 3; Mor
ton; 32; Thompson, 7.
COlONER—Nathan P. Conch, ..5;
A.:llannon, 13: '
M.' Purdy, 34; W. 11. Enizi4r,
I'. H. DinEcron..----Naitiniel Lindsay,
10; Hiram Reed, 26; Johi.flesson, 14;
Hugh Anderson, 2.
'SecoNl—Lindsny, 4, Aeed.,ll7;lle3son,
10;J .-kndrsor., 21.
/71 "
(.1 R d 15; '
ee , eIiSOTI, j• A d
11 011013,
TitusTEEs.--Ivltliew T. Kntmedy,
vearti;j3amuel Moorehead, 4 iyears; Smith'
CuaninfflLitti yrs; Abner P I llenek 2 vrt.
• ' •
Un mot on, the P s resident 1,7a8 authorizedi
'to uppointl, and make knotiabereafter, a
. '
CounryC , rinnuttee for the ensuing year.
PlessrsiT. J. Power,, JaMes Darragh,
nail J, INV i eyana, selected' as Itepresentative
c.,nftesito meet similar. (Met from ,the
2:011Aly1t1 1 1 I. LN• • IC110.). 1 ; • • .
... 1 1 . • .
Llt,• , )i. a 111. resolution fin al then offered
1 1 7 2 ,_.., i' -
;; I , t uri alta.nullY au 0 1";6‘" 1 ' ' .
;
Ite , ;;;lvi. , l, 'fhat the State' Ticket! notni
uatvti 15111 w UlliOIS COnTelltiOA . that MOM.
tylei at liarrisburg, in Sltrchi ast, and the
Ticket niguinate.d this ay . , 11 1 = this Conven
tion;arelworthy the eoid lel ail,d united sup
pptt af the; opponents of" nib Nationid. Ad
toinistration,lond we hereby *age to both,
Cour_determitted efforts . to insure their sue
'
cm by ti ,triumphant niajorityl
Aftetj 'which the • Ccinvcnti
~ - 1
it4C that
TOE LATE KANSAS ALE ON. ~ I t ap
pears from the returnsi l that not' more than
four thousand votes have boon polled at
the recent deaden in that Territory foi:
'delegates to the Conventidn about to be
held, to form; a State ConstitUtiOn+Gover
nov Walker, in a speech' de4ered at Tope
kai declared that tee thousand voters, had
been registered- , One of ti audience de.
dared that there were fully ten thousand
who bad not vegistered their namely and it
was, not diepUted{ Aare, then, we have an
approximate estimate of the total; number
votertoow in "Kansas who are residents,
and who , should be entitled to .vote. -It
' would seem, then, that of the twenty th3us
and voters only one-fifth of; theta voted ati
the late election The Coostitutionsi Qin.'
vention will, .tban, represent '.one r -fifth of
!the population of that Territory. owill that
1 body be a (Air exponent oft e popihir will?
1 ,
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AUDITOR—W. C. Hun t er, .21; Andrew
, ._ , )1
— 7 --- -------2 . Tot theiseaver A ugus.l
1
i , f.
bizsaas. gnirogit.--This afternoon)
chanced to be at our Court nouse; and
could not . but, remark a few thitigi l ti.at
i
struck m 666 altogether wrong. Ther Was
considerable pains taken within 60M enrs
past to beautify and adorn the premis s!bi
plauting.ihade troei shrubbery,* , and,
tintil lately, in attending to theiepreFe6.a
tion. Io the meantime. it has become one
of the pleasant spots in our boroiigia; Par
ticularly for the grateful ,shade afforded in
bot weather. And to the citizens :fiche
county. attendlog_at the Mat of justi
business, or during court Tieek, tei
preseots an, agreeable contrast to t
Court HOuse as it sioyi befors theJ'
provements were madil.
But why . is it . There appears old
attention paid, by the proper autnorii
preseryiog the premises, the trees
Mar
!,
Int----injury and mutilation Ar
county Conamissioners'so engrossed in more:!
Ira portan t,lmprotement a that 'they clul , give I
no part., of there attention to such =small I
mattersp.er can make no ''effort to j 'priitect
and preserve,. this 'portion of the public 1
property , ? For whom were t,/ these
adornments plaCed there? . Was it, net for'
the use and belie& of UM people :of the',
,
county; and is not, the smageSt tree or
stifub,the property of, the peoplo,/ilauted fur '
their pleasure and . gtati p 9 t 1:)n A l nil t4drefore
to be proprly cared for? 1!,
Yet, step down to ,he plice and tee how
it look's to-day. "The trees, the shrubbery,
the grass, - mutilated, draggled andlAramp..
led under foot • all this at least ter ihe km- I
qfit of - private institution's-4r inditidtials,;
&Ay. What right has'a t Setniziar :(how- '
Goer valuable_in i TAO to he alto ea tire;
II
e '
us of public prop:rty, when by t at use
it will lnevitubly I o abtited?: I , Wlftit right
have the Coinmis inners to',let the; Court I
or other rooms of the bitilding to iiittprant j
shownlim, pay-loc,urers, or any nt i bor per-1
sons, where it must inevitably tesuli, in 'the 1
same abuse?, .1 . 141 they have no right t.3J
,do so, and are anuinable to the pent) e of the
of the county, for abuse jof the trust
confided to them!, ltotrevci, t approtehl
them interrogotively, as it may bej'poesiblel
their attention ha's never been sufficiently!
awakened to the Matter ; and urgeCthenotO.l
give this their serious eonsidersitcin. And !
before concluding, I would respectfully t
suggest to a gentlentln of some whit sport- !
ins; proclivities from a tneighboritig town, i
who is ambitious of dispkying a span of
I
fast (and. glad ones, too,' that it t
' tvpuld die butter hereafter ti hitch his nags!
further front the trees when he stops, that;
they may noefitiish the work of,ti.;molition
they hate begun, by * catiug ih4m up mi.!
tirely. - ' 1 - ,
• CITI' FN J
James
COLORED CITIZENS—Th6 r Ctir,
gar says there is a colored 'hien
Clark -street, yin that city by filet'
Gray formerly from '' . 'l'on,hlc4cp
Yolk, h i olds a *passport under
of the Secretary of State s irttll
seal of thi nation attached;', crib
that he/is a eke. Ilitl 4 t
and .gnarantees nis pr.oteet,i,in
the flag 'of- our Union inityll
G - r - a"Ty fieit ttl-anf
ation, made 'in 1853, whiCh
who.- therein
.1
311"—Gray is a citizen of the Ulnfil
in, 27;
There - .shall be , :stt addititonil shies* 11,. , .ii , i
constitution, ta ile deziguat...! :is :tau.-he Nu ,
,„..-.
fullowsi ';' -, 1 ~
- ). •- ' - - -__!....ilfia wt. a --::,1 t .--1 '...--..............-.1 . .
0 F ... ' ,N 1... Al e 0 U!,:l . FF. S., •
,
No county shall lie iliiiied h . * it line (noting
off over one-tenth of its I , ,vithiLien, t either. to
form a new county nr other t.,,i 5 54,) witt,iiii the
express assent-of Swell . I colinty,•byn - roto-,7,V,,,
'ele etors thereon' nor shall nny , 06i eenity les-
Jestrifilislied, ekiutnitilni less than tr_nit, nun 11,1
• - ••' 1 s ' • -•-
.b, k ii.iii,.. 111 . 1 i... . , -_ . i . ..., 'y
• . rail/ if ii - tr-vnit.,..t ' . -- 0
1
' '
- From seeti. , n two of the. fir -4— St" - tr'
BEIVEIt MACIIINE M . 10111i5.. - constitution., strike out the
. ii-41.i,
I • ' , ..,.. i . , ,of 'Philadelphia; tiatlof earn eininty r ,, , ,, , e i tt,
Childs Ill'Connell and li Trag
.S,• ',-, -I.YilliFoili section lire- saute . drti l elU, ,‘:)f'• i,ht.
. 1 .... ti1 l vi -4 4 - -, the ictivis . "of 'Philadelphii 111 , 1 or - syliall
,
. UNHLi i. 1 connties;" froth section seven; , eina iirticic;'
strili.re out the words, "neither ' the data of l'tel-
F I: .
• 1 iefelphia nor any, and wiser in lien thereof tio
:4 1 111CAILT 1 ' . I.worls,„:”nnd tio;" awl strtke out ttseetieri f , or,
sTE A li. . ENG I NE, 'l. EtTI (4DERS 1 6ame alticle'" and in lieu thereqf insi):: die'
. 10wing.... - ‘ , •
1 1 .----
, • Fallston, Belli .° (Am teji I ', t ,. • ,
. 1. -•i'SLC7. J. In atc,;year one . thoci•oinu iiight Tir,•
4 . - ; 1 . tired and, sisty- t foor,
.nwl, In eV ry syyeatii yti.r
.W 1 p. if / , ii •i t i
, t . 0 . . tiler...tans'', ?eV, sctltatives A.) tile tilitio:,er.or vitt.
111 I C r :lrl l e t;;:i i ii. Y lV C 4 l i-/
.r 1.1i i;11 e lje l l t 1 1 .1; 11 1 la - . g ) li - 1141r: 1 C; f"nd";/' shalf ' e a lq )Tt i" lile ' l nii ' l 1.- " . i' ru ' eTl
and latiltinery inentionett helOW. -Ire have. per e. t itall, tnruitgliont the 'state, li i . e,p- . ! . ,, , ,:-.
chased the right to Make .and 4el the ,tprepartitmjta the - TOncl. , er id t.i. :3 0 1 C n,:,,,,. t ,n;,_
. . i .1.. !' in' the several parts thereob• except the. .o ,
• 'P‘.TI'...T OSCILLATIN9 I?, i NtIINE , . I ;i l colis i ty , c ., :mtsci . T .,,. ;sug , 3.1, leatihr( o i ,b. ;,, ,:. ,,,.. ,i .... n i,.
of.Messri. Cridge & Ntrrlsworth,l arid are now (shuntlred taiables' may be ..;:•.-..i i s is t, ~..! . 4 :1 r,.‘
engaged in the manufacture..
„-)ra.oli
ofit.htnvit„ the low- 1 representation;
.1. tia .s i. ii ar.t fir :,
e.: i',ireli .
ji.t
est possibleit'ates, -whir ,i *i, oast shall' be joined, . Oil ra.iiermiit:. , t'lial.l le ilni , ie.„
per cent; loWer thnu the Sli.l6lV,PreEuginci--, iit'tlic f u rtaatimi lot 4 i'l u,. lira ,if' , t.T. - .
Thei simplicity and . i-llimbilil‘l ,,l i, oinl'ilit"l wilhiqtaiiiitt,4 a iotliicienr number of ta. , :th.e. i l...eit , .
l e
theirlienpuess,:ninl almost utteri hOpossiliility i tie It to at least witreprescui tiveii, - --sigi laic .
to getout of order; renders thetitthe must de- I .a gepa'rate repre•leutolom• as,..i :nett it. :1 F . fit-: ,
sirable 'F.ngitie to hare.. ' I
• i : Ihe divided into onvenieut il.i.
The following is a list of lie different kindsitotis territory, 9 'equal'. taxa
of .lachitiely . which we hared tit4de. ~l'ersons I near' as mav be, each of alt _
wishing to procure anything fotthe • kind; will elect one represpnlittive.' ... ~.
do well to give us a (All before p . rchasing else- 1 . ,%t the end of section servo !.iiii.e.an'i.i.cf. M.,
where.. .7, i 1.• ' , • l .sert these wOrds`, '"1-11e - ciii of Pinl l -1,1°1. , 11-liti , '.
'• Math c Sli ! •10 Valye Iteelpfoesthig Rogines, Ihe ilti.itled into siti;le .zieiett , ri,ii disti•iiit4.. , .:"
i l ,
the.satt e Its manufactured nt itten3, Ohio t. O's- i deihignous territory as Inniri; ertlat in fal.' l ".'
eillittin Engines. Cridge S.: IWasyrOitlf , 's Pat- I pophlattoti;as p,issii.lt.i; but no y - .llill shall le
cnt ; 'f bend Bucket ithichiner ;:. Flour hear- vided in the,c,irinatioa t:h:reol'-;
rel' an 'Nail Keg Machinery '4 Pinning Ma- i -.; The.itigishiture„
chines'. Cylinder t.r Barrel . :Ctaws ; Fire Brick i adoption otthi, si clot:neat', shall divide I.:.
at )1., tic-( ,1:0.1.-. , n, lft , _r t i itf,
and C ay iloill's ; Starch Rollers , pipcsand ) city of. : l'hilhticlpl s. hate sen i tiori,al :tie: rei,:..-,
t
Castin s for extracting Oil trtitn Cannel:Coal ; I setitatiie districts. in the flri il' 3.l ',.'tb. )v ': p. r "' , ,
Flouri ig 'Mill Gear - log t PtilltieEtand Shafting' , dill such districts tore,_ main uitiiiiiill'4'" l '.'"•,'•
MuleY, Sash, mail Circulnri .S l tv Miils•ii Lath ttii.• af , porliournent in :tai , ' dlear t":": :"''''' t
Nlachi l ery, &v. , •besides ntiznerotts other Ma- ti - glit hundred tintl,siXty4onr ,l . .
chine which it, LS I Itot . tiecess'ary Ito enumerate. . -.. A T o .,,; f t/i .:11/tettllda•itf„, • '
.We might add a; long list of Icertificates„ but
deem ny but thefollowingtinneeessary.; . „
brat "article of said coatitotioitlol LII :lei.. Lo
ECON'OMY, Decenliet , 240 iithn fered and read osifaVoirsi
, ISSG. :,.
sus. CninuS,: ' l / 4 1ri,ostritirrit ,v. Co, Gentle; ' - There shall be an ..iiiiitiottal sc. iiin 064
i-'•
.. •
Set , . "G. 'I helegtsloldre Shall letrx Pli'f . '""
LiVe hereby certify that Wediave hail one to alter, revoke; or-otniul. any cliart'er
tr. OseillatingEngititee in lose, for, nearly , r;oration hereafter etinfet rein by, 6- ::1c: 0 ' , '' a !
bombs,: and flint It gates Satit‘tiction. in i ispro i n f , or ~,,en4rni laic, wh6o ., r in ti,„ir
Li oral-
respect. Its principal hi, ii, injurious to Cie
dvantages over ti w i it.tha— . - , , insuch
m ,,., - oitiz.°•t
Tinton Engine are 1 t
" "'
• I commonweattu , . , p ltier, tin „
I' .
. Its simplicity, and Ithe consequent I ' 4 ' I nu injustice shill be done Ito the'c'rew""'
to keep it in good order., L, •* :, , 1 • - , , -
It tikes up much less room.
It .requires less pr r iissure of steam to do
tine amount ,of work I; rind is, therefore;
1 with less danger ankl.lss'iuel.
• • 1' ,: RespectfullY , yours, ' '' ..
• :
'"4-. , ' It. I.. i BAKER , . ,
...„
,
- j itAcloll Etilt ICI. it
~, . .
. •1 ' ; . (Trustees 1 ,
r flicilities.for shipping to any IPoint what
lai.ltail lioad, iCanal.lar , on the ellthio Ititt-'
;ms good as at any; other ~Poiltt.- Our
sire situated in FallSton,l'a on ilia :west
:54. the {leaver River), oPposite,N. Brigh.:
inci only one hour's ride by rail fm ro Pitts
. 4. t . ' I
...July 1,1847..
311/1D MIL X 1)
On the 24th ult., CcEpAQI C' oat., of this
Borou tl about 21yeaYs'.
I ge ' I*.
ack T. I\
• '
Mr
men:
Po yo
lour
every
the c.,
It
01lit)
za
Od.
the
work
On
ever,
er, is
Wor I
Bank'
ton, t
burgl
a 'adjourned.
1 DI....hOLLTION OF.ARTIiLLSIIIP.
- Th •-• I
;Partnership heretofore existing between
,the n • Sersigued in the youndry business, in
Rridgevrater, under the ',style - of Anderson Sr.
4 4 ebmev, . has this day been . ; disolved by J. 3.
Anderann selling his interest to J. S. Lehmer.
She %Tamen of the firm nilllie settled by John
- ii . Le er. 1 1.1: . ANDERSON. -,-
, Jul 1,.1£457. idNORLS. LEHIIEII.`
/ • • :NOTICE. :' • ' '
-
" Ha Ing bought • out the .7
interest of J. J. An
demo il ,
' in the Bridgewater Founds ,, k will still
carry* n the business of intim ufacturing Stoves.
Iloilo -ware and Castings of various kinds, and
would') 'solicit the • patronage. of friends off
the late firm. '• - ' JOHN 8 LEIIMER
n.,
Boots a,atl,Slpes, rtt
Oct. 2 . 1, I VutTNG & Ttto:it.t.4
IMII
'. '. ~..' REI 0 LILT iON
• • • ,
- '• '
j , i fopq .sing, A lltt/tr l meats to l ie rrms(Pluf;(iii
1 • .0/://4e CfMl.oto.ntreo/trti ~•
.. , .
' loa l dtte4 ii the Senate and lici,ivie of p opr ,. f :
, selitatiyetf of the f!contrtorildalth.'iat'l l'enasyl i : a .
' ni a in flieneiA!'clisSemblyiniet: .Thatt4i;';'f,,il,ll.,-:.
ing ' adientimenti are;-propysed - to the eon4i .te _
tion c.f.. tlie, icommonymaitli, in neciiirdabee with,
the proviSions'Of the tenth article ttier, ,, f.. ..
t. 11 - r,..t AntenfinAi;'i . ; .. . .)
. .
Tikre is .1: - 'be an nib litiqual tirt.7t t.o to 5,:,;,L,
cntistitneo to be designated- •ui article -• '
- -.
.1 eN.A..v.
- nolo:Motif . -: • 1 • •
, Aiil'lct,FrAt.: . ' . .. ".•%
. r
. ..
ti 1 1 Ul3 L 1 C 4. Vy., - ,8.. T S -. .'.
s,,:tcrta.,!: I, .The State may contract debts, In::
.84itityeastnildificitS Or failuresin revetine;,,,t-
to ihe't expenses not•stlierwi?i provide') f,,,,,„::i„, J
the'aggregate aniottne of such alebtiolirt:c.Ohdl
I
Contingent, whether eontraeted by virtue orbuc
For morn acts of
..the - generantssembly, or atdit...''
1 ferent periods of time, shall never4ticeel iu..e.,..'
i' Inznclreil and fifty thotisdniidoliars.'und tin,: titer..'
cy arising from the erelttion,,,of such debtis,,baiil
he appliedito the purpose for whic h, it has 'eh. i
1 tained, or to repay the_delits $0 contracte 9 l, .•i,,;,1
tto no other.ptirpose• tyliatever,2`.:: • '-'-',. ',
f SEC 2 .In addition to the a liPte litnit l eds..;to w .!
er the State may contract, debts to rti . ,,a ii,,,,.•
sion, l stappi:ess insurrection, defend chi strife iii'.
? war,'yr to •?.redeent the present o'tistandi o ;,,, ; •,
1 ilebtedness of the state; but -.the !honey srl r i' fi n
from the contracting of sash ilebtiJ, l shun Ki•ai,..
'i plied to She purpose for which' i). wns . r; , ii-re•C j ,'
[or to repay such tiebts, and to tae 'tither tin";.,,:,i
whiteyer. 'l
k . .
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1 Are. 3. iseept • the dekts afield- 'speciiied..
1 sections 'one au l l,..ticO Or lids article, nb tiel.r;
`whatever sit:dr - Ye created he, oti on heh r ldfd)
the state. '.. .1 • . •
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I •. Snit. 4- To previtle foe (the pi inent
i i present debt, and not additional debt ta.n
t .ed • asaforesaid, the legislature glitill, till'it
session, after the adoption of tiis atu.dat',.
1 create - it sinkitr , fund, which Sball bit',fitWcient
,
to pay the seeming interest on' such. dub , and
[annually tb:ieduce, the' ln'iucipal there ' by a
I Sum nOt..less:than twoliiiivirbd and..ticy non
!..saild dollars; which sinking fond shall t;tit'i.,:st a
044 net annual inc4rne oft the public Works.ii sta
i ti ;be to tithe owned ,by the state. f,r,the.:ipn,.. l
1 ceeds . of .the sale of pie saoa, or, any perti times
!'of. rinit.'of the income
.oo' roeeeds iif , -el• - tle ,t I
66)09 owned, by the state., tuitiulter wit “tio.r.
i'fiirMs; or resources; that Mar be ile,fignaitd by
i t
tivii.'.H The said sinking fund may I - al'incre:,,-,.%
front time to tittle, by assigling to it tnyipart (,t
i the tuxes, or, other .revenno's of the state, ~,,;
tre . ijuired for the ordinary and curronlii..iipii,...... ,
Id v„roiertunent, nod unless in ease of ara'r, iota
' siou oi• insureeetion, no`!lirt ..)f the ‘sai‘t-i:
C on
airily
in old
I t ' e no
tes to
l&e.;
.- . 1,
iin;;fund:shall be used.'
or applic.l - ot. 0.r..,..,.
.than in txting • niShment ot ( the putOic‘ictir, ti,..i.
.i , tlie amount of .s-tch ,liibt I. .re•incel , bei1.4.,;:... 1
•
kin su o f five nillbns oof .ilollar.s.. -. ~ -7 =3 . •
- SEr. Z . The : sreilit of the - common s wealth 5i:...i.',1
not in
..iiny .manner, •or event. bo - piede.l. 'io- : L
1 lounertn, uny iMliablu.ll, emopany. contorat on
or • association; fir shall the...coininoilir-.q:u.
hereafter become at joint owner, or2. , t l ...elthopv i l
in any company, 1113,i0Ciatioti..ttr ~,nr i r. a t.:,.ll. -' ;.,..,
' F.F. ! .. 6. lbc. connatill'W!e:41111111 net al-tin- , _
the ‘iebt,• • or aliy I part! thereof, of a f i ny i-. , ..,,..1. : ,.
eity,.befutegli r tosinlliipt oi.-.4, - ntry C.pci,l.- -
ir A-57.
thin, or associatioilf 14 . 111e,S St:t. hi ;la )1 } it, i 1),;f0 1'..„
i. t - i . ~, • . ' Z.'
-
been contracted to enatii . c. l .the i stalelt4 tiliH-1 . ..V ,- -
vasion,inippress;cluine.iiisur,:eati• - ;li„ .b..t.r.'1,.. - ,i
itself 'in time let`iettf, (w.. t.. ::•:;:ti....1.,..t
the discharge of, any pottion . r,- .f. iti -`
tlebtedneai.
. Svc. 7. The le!zisiaelire. -Fifa!!
cur county, city, borofe,2di, t7-u t hi,
,porate.l district, by iir A! 0 - a
c)/
zens, or otherwise, to la:eomu a ,t 1
mity company, as!lociation, or 1:orol
obtain money for,-or loairits ~re..lil
'poration, assoeiation.'institufoln,
• ,1.•c0n , 1 .4 ill' ri• I tiff , .
.11
name. 'of
ie, ' Netts
ha •batid
tie great
li _declares
d :Sya rex,
151 mi-ever
)aC. rt
• carnal:n(l-
7
41110 - i U , /
Istate: l / 2 that
tea S,tates.
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IN ENATF,',3IIII — .:6 Till, /..* l' '' L ,
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Resolved, That this resolution IA '. f it '''.
first amendthent, yeas 24, nays 7; on rite , ..N'''' ...•
amendment, yeas 23, nays....n. on the third sr.r.'
metit, yers 21, utt,rs 3; on the r d aitli lt:-'.'
eut; . yeas 23,.nny,i 4.
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Jr'kur. HOUSE OE 11.V.I'It . ESE.STA TIVEt,.'
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liesolvod, That thi;msolfi‘tlieirtilitia'.;.lll 1
first amendment, yeas.7t,', - naps r.'.: on li e '.,..
and nmendment,,yeas 51, mac: , :1 , 1: ~ o. l ll' ' ~:..
am m endnaent, yeas 1 72, uays . 22; on the ,f , „ I
aendment 'CII3 84, nays I. .. ':y
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true an.l . eorrecti Sfi"?
tion proposiug.utuendineuts; to the 4 : 9 "
of the Cothinotiwealth," with l ,4l
bratich of the Legislature upon -the 1 7;„1:;:,
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