tbita.
06 .. i,
. ...e . city pc '•.up" and
4,.... in* in-... , , pretty severe-Weis.' the:ex-presidia]
en;:ic!rof Gen,. &Ott for 'lle rresidential. - riomina - .
n "the pail of 46 Of j thelwhiiiriembers - cif the
.. :auto at 'HarrisburgrOnihis subject (as - well
rii
~ .v,- on-the 'srfleMpt !to' engraft upon the Whig
°,, '.; tm'app - rovril'Of the Vitajti ye Slave law , witli .
u '` • adiiiiiipcilicts•,) the 'Honesdale Democrat lota
sensible and edrreteartieiri'vehiell we a rose
if l' .., ~ . . • ! - • ~PP
.... •-. e. marrf, - aactfroadwhlch sieinake the subjoined
tii. •
ri i cts. Thongii tmcomtnitteci . hy any express-pre
;t-- 'ce for 4 t.lie FreSidedey Oursellf:We agree With
Feiinitrieri 4 the 'Deinc;CraCthat we vin see
em
gi ,•:+ : ..' ;0: - •
lilmparikaiiilale offence in the expression of
''''' ~. Whig members in-favor of Hero of the •-•
d i_, .„
i: ‘ t* is was. not 'coil:M*llllWe or submit lo•any
*'" of
„dictation ot• ,iittempts to forestall public
1 .-.
ton, fun any,quarter i loe. or agaipit that AO.
- Armishedinisn; but while No would leave every
!'....-:.- ''' t
f . 9 tO nn .4 l A leir a s n ° 74sp uP resa biam icin d as °!it t l l i 7o.se ge lve nrlemen
44 1.1flade.asindividoals enjoying the opportunity 1
;
a their position at the seatorbui state-govern-
:-: ''t of Observing romerelnit of the popular.senti
-77..i thtoughdut the State.—But to the ettfact: !
1 160
1 W i The -. News,"_ not, content with lecturing the
Almembers -of the :Legislature, goes cm lb ad-
I.7:,ssi , the,inernbers of the whig party thrcirighout 1
-tata• that -they have a " duty before then,'
.;•... ch consists in •giving an " wad, ii4.....cf support to - ,
..k '
,ern and racaarcrer of 'the us tiona t ad niinistra-
.
vthat - there may be no lack it vigilance . and.:
city on' their mitt; they Sre'mr:naced with de:
i.... .
at Ale! 'next- fall's election in cas tat duty
-• Illici irhollv'neglected oraipelairgeTin an im l
~.,, *Notary manner. It sacs distinctly iTiit "every
il't;.`depends neon the manner in trl4ich that aintzi
it .
. " - *t performed Whether F. F. 3•3litistottrahall
Se Ile:tie/I' Gevernor, or other state„ofFwerabee...
icta.t.....the next
.October elocticm."A And. again
kn•
,ya i s4iiiited in a fAithful support of its [thnri
nal iiinunistration'A 4 E.S and-. massintes: .the
.. Igutof this state, oci.4 ifs nuf.and -in/ounce, Ls
- --r will or-- - unlit
if:4l
driven her - frtan his home by persisting in keeping
a inist!ress under the same roof. Mrs. Wetlierill's
good character is ib r. onebeil for by some of the most
respectable peopli of the city, and even the Doc
tor's own relativeU - 0f the Wetherill family, who are
of very respectaVe standing, are. said to sustain
2 CIaSSFGI. her. and oppose 'fps application. On Monday the
s Lookinece from our +distant painN observation • lOth ins t: a remonstranz against his divorce. sign
-
; :appears passing strange that- an expresAon of ed 'hr Bishop Putter, .v. Dr. Dorr, Rev. Henry
itreference for Gen. Scott. or any other individual A. 'Boardman, Di. N. Chapman, and other distin
scar " Wilke - Political character and standing, zathe can
guislied citizens, .fa-as. presented .to the Senate by
is
date for the - Presidency in 1852, by part o r the -, the Speaker. I 1 ,
;.;'chyle of the whip members of the Legislature, •
ail
'On Tuesday the llth, the Free Banking Bill was
IlslibOuld be setdown as an a 4 of hostility to the int- . beTOre the - Senate again, and a motion to insert
,*icinal administration, which the party throughout' united States Stkicks with State Stocks was reject
tilie state must make haste to disclaim and rebilke ed—yeas 10, nags 18.
1111(liinler penalty of suffering defeat at (le next elec- On Wednesday the 12th, the same bill was dig
&don. Sure we are that the'distiaguished " men"
';' , l= - and various amendments proposed in the
entertain
cOmPose dia., administration at Washington Senate, A Bull to incorporate . the Pennsyl.vania.
no such idea, forme have seen it stated, State AgricaltuAil Society was 'reported to the
Oh whit iee r mi to be reliable authority, that Mr. Senate ; wad a Bill ..apprnpriating t , 50,000 to cora-
Web.ter is in s hitrisr of Gen. - Scott is 'the 'standard plete the State Lunatic Asylum passed: that body,
letkt- e....i'rer"ter:the neat campaiga• r6at., whether gen- On Thursday i the 1301, the Free Banking Bill
1
~..f , Itinsiin high in office at the feclerlal capital, and high
in the - confidence of the party, are friendly 4) . 1 . ad
'Versis t4tbe unmination_of Gen. Scott, is altogether ,
~
imMateriel. :Eyety member of the wing party has
it being still before rite Senate, all sorts. cif amend
ments were offered, Mr. Crabb cif the thy, and
r
11r. Muldenbetv. et Berke, are the leaditig oppo
nents, and Mr. Walker of Erie, is its chief advo
a„right.to.,..his
. own, preference, and to Mako c.ate. Iln the +use the Bill for completing the
kt!WftlseitimirOdi
traduaU ytxr.oeu, joie tly with those . lunatic A n yfu t &- seas passed. A Bill providing for
turliii etiOgt#. l the .same .- preference ,, R e Pttm l ' i t e s . i the registry of ''Hirths,•Deatliti and Marriages was
. or threats, hsuti sihatuver quarter they
will not induce a surrender or disuse of•that tight." '
.71i°,`."Dteniscrat".fertlaur cornmendil the general !
couriieof tha.W.lng. national administration,whil e among other'illniters, passed the Bill to charter
plsdjcting•,tbat the party. t o this state will not con- j the Farmer-s' mid Meehaniis tank at Easton.
i_sent to the imposition of any ;new standards of po-i 0 „ s,turdity,♦ titter mriot
/Weal faith, and continues::
; Banking,' Bill waa:orderedlt
~13.ttigenentil. we tiordially approve. of the ~ Them i Senateby' a' cdee' Of 16 yet
i and measures" of \the federal administratin, anal throe' 'Loeb% Me , sra GI:tell
are ready to' the extent of, oar ability t° ll t l stain 11 3 nails (amonewhoat we'
btatlw ..
.ilutthe administration hasps-en' the welAtt i (;rabb and Hoiiiiimacher.) .
ofit*Wipionee , to One measure that ,itre-dollat` lith. 'I On MdOday Ihe-Senatep stied a number of bill,
propk.-Z•The Fugitivel.Slave Law Fan never receive et bat little interest tti . .ilui 'readers. 'ilia House,
0111r4MPlairt;.-'aliu considerations' of'policy or 'con- i among othei-141s, ii..4eti:o e as,a.suPplement to
venience—no hopes of party t r iu mph 11 1 the state ' ;
the act . ; incorporating 'the . ggett'e,Gap Hailmail
--.4.- on -ahvtll - T ire ! oul inpon us to countenance it. 1 Company,,allowing,an in ease oft capital stock
1 44 46 4 : : thie' l tinntnin ' rinni. in maintaining it, 't •
{. eke. ...Th - e'Reselutiiniedin;die lOtfitc.r April f0r,,8 ,
:44010040igatilortito 1- the party Of:which-we* are 1 iii;,:ri t iplA i t4 r i , t .
~a4 e, i, . ' the House. 1 :
4.lSil'l7l*-tvkli-iartY has itatetinec nix 4 at 4. '7 4 l, 4 .l3tia t ti f •_Hentie "tunriiisSiotiers 'at Hie ,
1
...,:a., F -- '4 t ir t . ,- ,i at i,_l-,,.....". 1 , f ' ainpng...th6tueastirei,w)."ii
ri , ,,bur ..,, i . , . 5.9 .-
. -., 5 • : ll l ij ..
1 ,,,i, 44 , 0 p - iev, , 4. .. 7tri1 ,.
pi. ., prop , ni i fp,r,
I:isi t i , ',itern i - otif•-lt ;tieser w , ill..in : 44ir hatable stat : e!yit ' v ...,,, ; 4 l l 4 ,,ii koress,e
,ole , l4uafit • m4
,of gene
r
,. tli;a:aet-ar -O! : P L I. E • il°l/Z and td«,iiiitiZa,o this stn - .i4iiiiii, iiTi f ii.idi - i43,1
1
# .ri‘itil - Aii! liiirt;iii'lh this Saki . .4...'hiar,
v--,.... ._•. n_: ~.•... _.,....,_. • • ... - . --.•- 1,-4 600 to
the tit' '"nalit s lr Or
. i
ionere,and ineitiog.the ipt4 •
TitEta . strrowr, will present an unbro
m front, and know no such word ail fail in the
rxing.gube,rnatortalieunteat, whilst without such .
A' s
-cited action in, support of that adminhtration. and
k, an ahnost.stlcessaig consequezies, drpriTi of its
ela infistence;wzr entist 'slat EVEN forE TO RE
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r17,..:.,140,,_•=1:fia 0r i iiba m.
.4iliaftbiti, cl;, xm`., f
that law an object ut
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it without being stiliieted •to for a
,wiptil iioditliOrtitil ilritioniiCrthetthat4
' .l .
._,..;r:
lairatteA Kink p t aP*herorle;.te tiro;;
l its
Sin tO. l -tincw •ft iii : d. hitfionniine4ilin.th ''
i..'
fiat he relied ' - . titiiierlutza ' Weierk':`
tOdengra.ft4loy*t ' '. unit titie '.re firthipar
ty 4.'we ... sllll44isti nit to . haire'iliireneafted 4,-, , ,
r
1
. oppoiatati- -' ' vietionekofiit-iti,;: ,
1
the -4 , , - ,1
k- - 1 •.- - - - -;tilavitig the Union.
'there is nothingat the present day. that looks so;
ridiculous to otir mitid as the preterit* of some, of
4 - eisr..4...4ier.there.-.-twoliti l cians , that , thre4ltiion7ef -, .the s
1 Statesis in immin4ilangerof a dissolution, which
' can only be averted by their mighty exertions and
influeneeg - in'iitificilioing ?he 'Sritithhir "lErniOn Con
ventiorts n‘anci , .ayttiliathetic resolutions. it would
seem that the - t4etitening cry of divoniop" hike
been raised by ceitain Southem agitators, long and
frequently enough-to lose its power of alarming
sensible people out Of their wits; and now that the
1
a
SSIJ ,
Att,lBsf,
,the ofti
also
t.tv
attempt is znadk, o . " etup an idea that . there is any
considerable pert ~,of. . the people at the North
who . are hostile t
.. t se Union, we are at a loos for
terms sei'iiiiPti4 ' Sit seems to us to'be the super
lativeness ;of tIA , cpsurciily I There may' he, as
there linvei. been • r years past, a class of 'the most
ultra r.bulhioni3 . a the . Ntwth, 7ho would if they
could, llfuNe this fab is to a
r oma; but who ever be
riously npreltond • arty 'danger from their num . . -
hers or in luence ? And ads fur the mit.4sof our cit.
izeivisthrongout the.. northern and middle States,
there are tio-truei f itiids to the Union than they
.sere as a y, and one tOreloyat. to the Union
than thus whose ..licitucre for its integrity coo
strains th,Sni to•eppose Chet enactment of un right
eous laws, or sedk omir amendment irthey happen
•
to btu I
enacted. • 1
•I
1 Whether the pretensicrris apparently made by
i
I certain ptill ticisns m our 'cities, that -they ,de the
I exclasvie'friends ufithe Mimi who .approve of all
I the provisions of 4hat law. are intended as - some
I itHlauate 'merelyi is court official nduenee, and
I propittitt;i the - faro . * of the South, or whether 'the
i attors in'iliese" liiiien" detnonstrations feallY fan
! ./
L cy" all the rest of tele people Who' do not join_ in
, 4'"
their ashen arelri ator of disunion, we will not
pretend :to say.: wir n htives are best known to
thernselres. For Bore gentlemen of the Southern
States' who have nimitistod zeal - and 'Solicitude for
the Union by thotteldemonstratiOns, we have more
t
charity, iis they ha e been led by certain Northern
Invn to supptise the iwas,a distudbn spirit prevail
ing here. But we epeats,,the mighty eflorts made
in Northern eitiesf allay a pretended t.pirit of dis
loyalty, to the Ulli+, if made' as suspects(? for effect
at the l South, looks I to? mneli to us like pretending
to drive away bop ; -lipo shadows to allay the fears
of t i add cle4drett i rr pretending to kei;p off such
creatui - , :t.f the imagination to quiet : them
iuto submission ste.
• Th Lrrisburg..
takitw - o • the tiure of
the Legial /31. 1 +
otnre, 1(14 iiltar to the business•
of tha - poolid;on4tof tinkiltUtniinus rtirordo
plicatiottitt;fusecl - i4.:*••i=eal';:fii'aigain urged Ippon'
them. Pr. Williain,Wetherill, a -Philadelphia Ili
bob:it; again try* *get 'Cllrtirced from at wife
alui his lairne hi jn tenor a dozen childre& be
- . •
_cause Ole noi'aubmit to Tii abuF.e. aft having
Ile county nunniss
_ _,, ~„. f vailintion e' 2 . 607,4159 .
..TS7r , .3A4tALis ply: 4'44 , x :x•-t:*'Fhigf 111 9, A
trio X/Pb , 4 4 11 s i 1. i! 3 1 11 / 1 4 + I : l l l ti,L c 's 4 IFt x r i #
00.1rion -6.lr)9G:iy,r, got At, firgt, ;lAA titppitia
l*p.-qoo , l l l),Yin'lreOin Prii)elPitst amd 014 up
PAlTuKl i uritql u4u !VII *41 413 ,0 94 v7V1
*4 . :0"P#i 423 4 14104 1 1111 ,kfilividing Ow par., 7 .
4i,40 aßkPirimAthrkts touk•zoPvtian-eltutiuug
7hecti0r4004. 1 4 14 0 10 4 4 441411;-,mit*rof Rep,:
r,c'ellt "Yes 1.0 thitlie 44"ixia#01 , will hold thie
►
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'51 :1.!75PL1,, !***lllllP ticipillOtiptp e copgra g
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P44; - strilid4. l lbw ix . l o 4/ AtittßPhia . U l '
is,
' izi *UAL Ge/rttiolit.
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I T 8
04, - ;,
A. ham belonginoto eootrie, fat
'few miles above l'i'M'tbearia*-0 1 rafidrst."grt b y
:ire on Sunday lure 8 licersill , iiasti t eas,
oat -
, j
ir....2Three prim** escaped - 1n th e au of Walps
~ , c oM hist week ky . ..eutt4a
.tF!", Qver:andki:4 l 4 l TaarnalA,
ears atßingimmton one night last week. The lassly
bag since been 'identified as that of William Taylor
of Schenectady. aged fl?finltt 40, on 'OM , to 44
liotlier bear Owego.
a' territly (testi-naive 'ue occurred at Carl sbe~
Pa., on Wednesday tneniiti — g the 12th, by which
40 buildings wers_destroyti.
,:Tb efAlinshouse at Hartford Conn. via destroy
hy'fiie on the Hith, seppoeed to have been itet
tire by one of the inmates.
th'"Pork & Bettns;" from "Terra firma" was
ieceived too fact; for this week • The dish' may be
!erred upbeat. week. ,
Our thanks are due to Ron. DAVID Wrotcrr
for a. number of valuable - documents.
Borough and. Township Officers,
Chosen at the Town Elections Feb. 21,''51.
BoroUgh of Montrose. "
Constable.--James Mead.
Assessor--William Foster.
.Judge of Election—Jonas Mack..
Inspectors.r—Sam'L H. Sayre, F. G. Boyd.
Auditor--Charles F. Read.
Borough of Donde,
Constable—M B Benedict
Assessor—J T Langtion
Judge of Elections—Charles H Wells. -
Inspectons--Binj. Brosinell, A T Joalin.
Baroughof Frinidaiille.
rxitistuble--1Ble; W Bliss.
Assessor—Da4id Robbe.
Judge of Election—Cbarles Campbell.
Inspectorsj—L C Day, Samuel Horton.
,Robbi.
A jvi l triccrn, - •
Justice of We Peace--D Buff urn.
Constable;- 7 T ra
Sutrervisor--Eraatua Brat!ard.
Assessor=—Edivard O'Slutitgboeasy.
lunge of Elections—Patriek Neville
fuTectors—Obadiah Haight, Patrick Gerry.
Auditor-John Clifford.
Torn dierk—Harry Barney.
Treasurer--Joseph Beebe.
Auburn
Brrelyemiter. • "
Justice of tlit 'Peace—Gilbert Warner. v ..
Constable--Orison Foster. -
Supervisor—Reuben We Us.
Assessor—Tho'e Johisom—Judge, N, C. Warner.
Inspectors—Philip Peckens, Robert Moro. ; .
Auditor—A.bijah Bush.
Town Clerk—Charles ILSim moms.
Brooklyn.
Justice of the Peace—Reuben 0. Miles,
Constable—Lewis Townsend.
Sup 3ryisor—Anpel Sterling.
Assessor—Daniel Torry
Judge ef Elections—Richard Williams.
-Inspectors—James G Packer, James L Adams.
Auditor--Isaac H Sterlinz.
Town Clerk=James E BOw.
Treasnrei—Wm. Ti Richardson,
Clkoconut.
, Constable—Thomas - roma.
Supervisors—Henry Porter, Michael Galloper.
Assessor—J. Fdran.
1 Judge of Electi nuaL—David Sinter.
lnspectors—S Z Stevenson, Robk
Auditor—Caleb Cermet.
Town-Clerk . —Jos. Stanley, Treas. Robert Giffin
C7iford.
Constable--bhirles Walton.
Superviiore—Henry 'Bennett., Benj. Daniels.
Assessor--Alexander Bums.
Juke
,ingp!lectene N Stiwart.
Aliditor—S B .Bardick. '
Dimodk.-
Omstable-31/16i Tingley;
Supervisoor--Royl Tyler{ A p Woodhoiase
IreseeserJernestO
Judge of Bleetilinei-:-:JObilßarii.::
Insnectors.;--Bollert Fui!ir. c ftiorge Gates.-
Atiditor--Sernuel . -
Town qerk—neuben:T. SteOnse.
Fofurtlake. . ,
, , on'staille-rßarret Sherez.- 7 • .
'Supervisor—Judson Stone; .
431..eesion---Stanley Totten.
J,n4ge of ,Eloetket—Hornekßireitard.
Inspectors;-4,,A,' k, Ariel Car;.
..Auditor- r -Qraege Mott Jr - •
Toern Clerk—D
Treasurer—Jamet 0- Ries., '
.-amenchnenta,the Free
a third" readieg in the
e (among wham were
svr, Roge and Ices,)
e two Whigs. Messrs.
QonstaNe--Gi W ,Park.
iSupen4or—EdwaaDaing, , , ,
.Asseareff-Arodlington'arqiiii.h.
•Jadge of-Electionii-;--Titust Mentrian:
Inipeettis—Alsity.Stniiiquho Mvti
Auditor--Rufus Tattle. f
Tioni •
iTreist - irmatiou' r eecir.
Cowl table : Wifliun.P i tcl.riig f
Rowell.
Aveesr—rWijlism I}' fials#44 • '
Tema Clirli-4hunis
E;icsuixta • •
14,i04 4 ;;'1
7 i;;R9I ,, T vi pixi , .411ii4virfoettio, Irani RA,
' , 4
tB. T` •
Llts
_ROM, .1 14 44* - 44 1 0 8 0vficle
- ! , A4101i4L Ankfiso. --.-
, '
Conoable--P Swacitliammir.
Supervisor—:Ezra Alger. ' ,
Assessor--A S Low,
Judge of Elections—Samuil King.
Inspectors--Miner Tubbs, Abijidt S. James,
Auditor--Jceeph Pierson.
Town Clerk—Edward Davis:sr: .
Tre_asurer—CaldwellAnficken. • ‘.. •-
=ME
,
onstAlliclWillr, - ''''''' r i
,L.i ~
„, I.'
PerneT • & B Pulle-it 4;: .,
'l4' . " E 11673/mai * 1 C..,;"i f'.. --
-: -- - 1441 4•,. cirr ect* B :_i I lic*l 'Vann**. 'l ,-- - - -;
i Instinct* Jebit T. Pm*, E tFollet. ' ';`.
- Aufdor,'Cliailis Tingley.
---TowwCierk,----Aelesit-431uner.----- , -- - --- -- - --- - •
:Troasurer. .Baxst,Seyutour.
Harmony.
Constable. D A Lyons.
813peiniipor, - :ahem Penick, i . , . :..
Assessor, Richard A. Web b.
, . . .. .. . . . -
Judge of Elections, F A w ard. .
Inspectors, Lauren Norton, A F Hultman.
Auditor, , -David Taylor.
Town Clerk, Harry Sbutts.- ~
Treasorer. William I' Conklin. •
Herrick. ' L .
Constable, S P Dimtnick
Supervisor, Ira Nichols
Assessor, Charles W Lyon
Judge of Elections, Arba Rounds -
laspeetors, A C Harding, Horace Dart
Town Clerk, Shuhael Din ock
Treasnrer, Benjamin Wartrous
Jackson. •
justice of the Peace, Nelson French
Constable, Horace French
Supe•iiSor, John Morse
Assessor, Reuben Hill
Judge of Elections, Wm.K Blasdell
Inspectors, Hollis /I Knowlton, Chauncy Lamb
Auditor, Charles French
•
Jessup.
Justice of the Peace, Joseph W. Smith
Constable, Lucius W Biichard
Supervisor, W C Hendrick
Assessor, Benjamin Russell
Judge of Elections, Austin Howell
Inspectors, John Bedell Samnel Roberts
Town Clerk, D S Robertson
Treasurer, Theo. Shay r
Lathrop.
Justice of the Peace, Ansel E Tewksbury, ,
Constable, Dudley B Packer
Supervisor, Daniel Westbrook
• Assessor, Lake Bronson
• Judge of Elections, - Aaron Saunders
Inspectors, Rufus Rose, George Decker
Auditor, Jonathan Tewksbury
Town Clerk, C N Griffis
Treasurer, William Squires
Lenoz.
Constable, J A Tomja
Supervisor, P C Hopkins
- Assessor; Levi West
Judgeof :Elections, P Farnham
Inspectors, George Price, Luke Read
Auditor. Elisba Bell
Town Clerk,- W M Tingley
Treasurer; C B Titus
/liberty. -
.Con.stable, I) L Nord._
'Supervisors, Newton Hawley: - E. Lochwood
,74tesseRsor, Willard Truesdell
•i
Judge of Elections, Alimson Chalkeri
4ospectore, S W Travis, John Hennepin
Auditor, Charles Adaiiis _ I
Middletown.
Justice of the Peace, F P Hollister
Constable, R O'Donnell
Snpervisori, James E Stone, E F Carrier, J
O'Donnell
Assessor, Elam Brewster
\Jcsiire of Elections, James Bolan
Inspectors, B L Canfield, Thomas telford
Auditor, Paul Riley -
Nerl.Mi?fard.
• Constable, Amos M Brant
Supervisor, Oliver Tenant
Assessor, • William H Sabin
Judge of Elections, Norman FOot
Inspectors, Dennis McKeeby; Berry
Wellman
, Auditor; P H Corwin •
Town Clerk, George Blt Wade
-.'Treasurer, C, S Bennett
Rusk.
Constable, L Carter •
Supervisor, - A W'Gray
Assessor; Elisha Lathrop
,4udge .of Elections, Michael.Grinnell
: 1 4nspectors, Loren Tapper, Hiram Rosa
Auditor, X J Sherwood
Toivri Clerk, G K Tupper
Silver Lake. _
Justices of the Peace, B M
Gaige
- COnstable, MA) Gaige
Supervisors, Pllily Briggs, Michael
Laughlin
Assessor, , Thomas English
Judge of Eiectioni, .John .o'Deay
Inspectors, George North, Thomas Shea
, Auditor, D D Gaige
Town Clerk, .• John Craik
Treasurer, Jere Donovan
Springville.-
Justice of the Pews, Justus Knapp
mstable, D Lathrop- -
Supervisor, 'William L Avery
Assessor, Dennison , Thomas .
Judge of Election," H P Loomis
-Inspectors, Anson A Rockclark Burr
Auditor, A B.Prichard: • '
Town-. Clerk, Albert Beardsley
_Treasurer, " •Amos
Thanteas.
Constable; Collins Gelat
Supervisor, Charles BrOwn •
Assessor, .Benjamin H Dix •
Judge of Eleitions,! Wrighter
Inspector/4 7 ' Chides Staddatdi William
Auditoe; 'Sherman Williams 2d.
Town Clerk, G P Blanding, '
Treasurer: Inky
Umuw Crop ew the
eusaiori he the Senate low-Saturday; ow the
river sod harbor. Mr:. Clair in ,11 Wighiiitel
pirmage, mild Ant it the queetiorf were, 'wheL!
ttor..they should4ake aniaiperfeettill; or nix
bill-14:1111i : be ,wak tioalgeolk hill'
which even aalw-jadgeirrint; might
susceptible of amendment; r tie was dialieted.
oiike it, asa ion for better.
werae+knowiag that, ,thookbAttraight be
11' 1 1.44x - - some - :reeipechk: wigs -is'
betterilinklid wi6a , .t
tec•
tau Nx Nor.X-*bTle:
~ ,144iaLatan. *Gain. •
navint;te f anf,eirii4sitator (inaitily e t
h thi: l -o:ttate) thrSikrbotttAlie,last 'letrf
... A
CorigrOs fextwertt • h u • (coin
to rs,,
.iiioneinz.4 1 )„,,k z AV'onlbudaY and closint
a little afternoon on Tuesday,} we nowsro
-pose;-at-arratetittite'digtaiVeli-Ortiiiiia ania"
scene for calmheess, 't.o!k,ire if we can some
idea of _the mischief and peril
.of The course
habitually pursued by Congress in idling
through months and then crowding the prop
er labor of
. weeks in
of the Sesion. We shall . state facts as . accu 7
rately as- the lurry,lbriStle, iind confusion of
the proceedings and the intervention of taco
sleepless nights enable - us to do, ,standing
ready to correct _any .errors which niay be
pointed out. .And we ask our cotempnraries.-
to put these facts in such shape as they may
see fit before the Country.
—The last &V.'s sitting .
comtnenced, as is
well known, at it A. Si. 011 Monday,.but.tb e
River and Ilarlior bill engrossed the atttition
of the S mate 'until 4 o'clock next - morning.
At the very outset, Ur. Clay, in calling up
the bill, said in substance to the •minority
" We of the inajJrity want to pass this bill
—we think, it is our right -to do so-'—we think
vou of the minority, basing enjoyed the am
plest opportunities to discus arid criticise it,
ought to permit us to take a vote upon it.—
But we know you have the power to talk it
to death, and, in so doing, if we also peVist,
you win 'defeat the Appropriation bill and
compel the President to call an Extra Ses
sion. Now rather than have that re§ult to
no purpose, I am ready to :give up the bill;
and if you gill simply avow. tliat it. is your
purpose at all cost to prevent the passage of
this bill, I will now move that it he l a id on
the table." He paused, but there was no re
ponse. The minority had the will - to du what
they. had not the manhood to avow. Su the
bill was proceeded with; the struggle on the
one side to pass it and on the other to defeat
it by talking against time, was protracted
until 4 o'clock next morning, ; when the ma-
jority, seeing it was now certain that the bill
could not pass. gave way, and permitted it
to be-postponed for four hours. It was Rev
•
er again taken up. . "
—So at 4 o'clock on Tuesday morninz—
f,ur hours after the Session should love ter,
minated—the Senate had all the gre:Xt Ap•
propriation bills on its table unacted (sava
what little bad been done in C'ealtirit.tee un
I the Civil and. Diplomatic) with. the Post
'Route, Li:flit-flouse -and some., other's like
wise ndis pe n sab 'These bills were all
passed, but /Low f.asSed—as' they
be at this hour—wq, proceed by a &Anus
trations to show.
.
The PostAloute bill probably proviaA for
the creation of two or three hundred - new
Post-Routes in-variOns part,i,• of the country,'
and involves an . annual - expenditure hence
forth of p e. good - many thousan4
,Of .dollars.
It was never read t 4 alt— in the Senate cer
tainly, ancl' - we presmn¬ in the House.—
NV:hen it cane up, a. Senator observed that it
ought to be read through, lAA there was a
general eXiiression. $f ' Rio tithe for that, now
„ ,
„..,.
--we muatirnst our Corninittees--.-it is only
must, trust
an - aggregation.. of ;all the - Postdioustl we
' n , . o - - . - i
have severallPiapplied' fOr throughout the
Session,' dc. &c. - So the bill went thiAgli
like Eclipse or 13ostOn.- After CongresS had
adjourned, we mete Mr...loSialt on Pennsylva
nia Avenue, and li' .informed us-that he bad
obtained in that - St- , ROute bill a grant of
the Right r? Tilip dan an Appropriation of
1 0
$350,000 from. 014 . Trcagury to aid him in
constructing a linci of Telegraph frolin Ins-,
souri to CalifOn4a! • Now be it far from
us to object to any such grant and nppropri 7
ation In themselves. We think the 'ConStruc
of such Telegraph !highly desirable and h jug
object ofNational 'concern. ..IV'e hope it will
he built, even at cost of 6:150.000 'to the
Tressury, if it Cartnoebe effected without.—
But we_do 'object to $35.6,600 being voted
out.of the Treasury while" thosu who voted it
had not the remotest AuSpiLioti of the faet,and
such we;are,contitlent; ryasg - the case in thiS
instance. It is not'within:sthe credible houniL
ofii&ttnitti inconsisteney.that those whoio de : .
terriutiecllil hett46:River'and Ilarb - or Ulf,
and 'were 'ready'..Jiti'throw the 'Government
into cinios\,ratliei i - '•tlitin permit its passa : ze;
would have'allOWed . this grant to be. Made bi
1 , .
. a unanitnotv, fv4te and witheutia, WinSper of
hi i . 1 \ 'had ' ... its '' '' "
o., J ect.on, if Law suspecte A enflencet
And any Italf-aozeii.. determined' opponents
could have killed it. ~\
—The I.izlit-House bill went thrmigh of
course. \\'e know not Whafits contents are;
no more did those who liassed:it ; but prob
-ably some committee Iwaiiiiser. So in the
main with the great (A6rOpilittiOn bills, so
far as the Senate was Chiimrned., 134 .;when
the Naval A - ppropriation bill:=-invoivitigne
Ten or Twelve Millions'of iloNts--caine up s
about' Bd;clock inifin - iyio r ritink-ali the oth- \
ens having gou0: thrOngh - atter a faihiOn—
Ma. lIA.LI of N.lff. 'fisk6tl that the' bill- he
read. A general chorus of remonstrate° was
raised: 4 NO 'time 'no , / , ,L=4 - trinst trust the
COmmittee'- , Oil hivik, the , fiririite4 ;liift 64 1
fOre . you; &c. No.' OW Ifr. hake;.
,` I have
not ; there is nt;lptificed hill ; l ! have Abe bill
is - Origirially 'repoi:fe'd '46 the liotisd ; lint'i;.
was cut Own here a4d,itiere:',eil therein ev
er so many prates;an,ii to.the:extent of mil-•
'lions of dollari,lit ping thai . . r bitAtiA: ' I
cannot allow this hgl' lo' pas • tinpl 1 haVe
heard what there' is n' it.'--So,,as,-any-60.
Metnber can hive a ill I . e'altifltede4ires',lt,
the ptecess- was' Mad i,gMie' iti'sull6t:iiniiii=
tience, by tuck , *he' ifCiv' iiVti,ii:Verol4"tiii
hear!' rettairig .oli'Meisakes. Eniineera'" Ite::
ports; 4re, expreaily to. constirde,thi.tiiiie:Ot
the Senate ; but - it 16.41ii1e: AO Ailed for
dig refiainK,fi * t die I,OOk iir,Jcil;ll4,4nitd . hare
1j; '1=5 , 6 been iteemed" tildro illidsicil'i . 6l l 6. ---',
' *-On thia:Naral_App_rovillition :bill ` . theie . l
was the: isiiat'deliate - a)Ont DO . 1)
, oks: - It,
seams 'from documents , iii4; - ,- thu s tl:theL 1
S&ietaii oflUltamjii*Pnriiaileic iiri foie
of this Congress at itt former' SOl'Oirlflo
made' ti' VO'rbaT''4iiiiAt," ,, AWiireOet--or
-- i •-,• .. ‘,.ikv, ~ ~ -- ..f. 4 .,,,,„
shitiethin"Oftheltiort; -- Wltm,.o Ea_ll.=plry Tot
tiiiit/Lii - Dry - Dock 'at 'SaiirtitiVelito:,'._ t V)ia
aohliVKiiniilitgbi' had iiciiiiiniiiiWieVAP
• 4 7 . t •
•
--
~-
~.1
ting-down
.00Kook. r, ock so ,
io•rllifler.ieiotitigOnsooidi. - A
4 - a ltiii_WaYrOtid •tbis:wiett,: ' ..— yit''
44 kilds:tii,ik*llT:r4o. ixi r ;iii :Orw 4 '
4 ~.
i41theAtc.*...44 , 3,, ,, ,a - dei*, .;
,ht.i.4,,,..*higit_mii,,,. iin - Ured - - iii
led contract, atici Oiderkk the;Seere‘i
yrairirtirror:,'..taW ck tir ism
,e
'ter advertisingSiitT
,dayel* '',"* -:,- '
l'e‘ ,
had struck,. out l an 'thehe'liftW:',;•' ••• ''..'..'
a new ,clause , 9! sKttott;nt 4_cf*ltilifdl,. ...I . 'e
Senate deinurr'eift4thiti,iiiscu' the t• e
.sl l l),l!).tLqU
itc,:aOr6J 11 oY,s,and , tual.lx.: ' ' •', ''..•
ted - the co.. lol !4eg•!** ll . ) ,ol,4itA ,
s tlrehi Hli,;
and finally rejeet4,therChittrpittee'; ii_
bitearid ' - rettfiti'eal4tiis'tchise`
• Seetion,' I' l it
struck .out theifimil t `Pilhi . icsci i :expretiily o ili a
assu niption
, titat ,it I !ontem Oated
,a, 4:tsh Ri r! '.
cattle repudiation - bv.:tlie•Oovertnnent,i
_!.*, n
~
existin contratt-.r.This view•of• the • tri 'ter
was finally acquieseed - in by all but- a ity
dt' few S.mators; atM ihe'..bill Was en , 2;roise Od
passed - accordintlY,.., , , - 4 . 114t, iii4er it haa,l3'seen
, finally enacted", it, was,disegyered On-in `turf, that this ainenameni_of the' Senate" hadjiv•
i er, in the rough ! itint-tutnble:of the inor:d4es
, doings, been submitted toiltegott.tie; w 4e.
upon Mr. sneaker? Cebb,ln ' 4i - gifkil of 111,
took the tc,-spriosibility, of ipritlizg . :i7,1 . h e
enurwised and rnacted laultheProvjeo s fh.
the Holm had a4loptect 4lity-the , ,Sk.nate ifd
1
I adopted brit the Senate had njecteti. - ;.h n i
th us the Jaw ttowlstandfirNJOvill belir ' d
, and (we suppose) , carried into 4 - 34d0E, T ut - gh
e
this Proviso has { no. 'more been' tnactet l by
, Congress than the, krench` Siisoilati s emibill
1 has—nor, indeed, nearly so much;;",einaeli ne
-
',Llouse did and decided majority ofthei : t er
wished to enact the latter. ' Ana welire:r ue
this Proviso affetits, public, and , pr ivate : er .
gists to the exietit, of a. Quarter r of, iii?il i o u
I',DollaN. . , I •,- '-- :- ~. .., I-
I —We could give furtherfacts'Of the me
creneral bedriric, - liut these naust'itiffiCe. pi_
.s •
less the People are wifiing i to,eiee .tli . e•Tots,
ury turned upside down, and' elnptied in - hi
the ocean, with] scarcely
,anybody, eye` o i
Congre4s; ktiowifm '4ow or why,theyili in
list on a, radical, ;re'fortn. in the proceedin s o
Congress. Thejtrifling away of weeks a tit
I outset of the Session ia; s, grave inisdem as
I
I - or, a gross breach sof 4 , p - st. , `The less' on
gress does the better for the Country,' i ni
excuse for such , infidelity ; For there Is .e .
much that‘Cor`Tres will -do; trins't do:At:ear
~
Ses,ion, and titt real question is—•.Stialf t ;
1)e _d.)tie dt,liberatly and carefully throne' th
Ses. , ion, or in a confused, excited, hinly-stung
at the cud r It is not , possible - ter*tture
propene the great Appropriation:bill s ot an'
two of them, on', the list night of the seisio',
and when they ire passed. on tha . t.tig,htlth v
are morally certain to be badly passed. i 1 e
think millidnil were 'Voted'.:away that 1 t
night whichl at Faustker time,and on ,(?..e
liberation would have been withheld. pe ha
not ail too -wis - :4ly - ;;;still, , thl3: great! . r• 4 ng r
is ou the side of= extravaOnee ; and t all
events Congrf• ,ought to kpow ; wlaat +Rey .
it is voting,...4tw y . If the eopia_un-,
ly send fewer noisy'fioliiical astiirant4 ma
I
more elear-hea ed,sententious men ofi buil,
ne.ss to Cepng;tl s;-there. would be .hope Of a
speedy reOrrn ..-WilLnqt they considtil thezli
things ? 1 _
A'...: APT .Ittals - rniekeksi.;'LlTlie -Notelk
(\lassachusetti.) . Dernocratl.repe:its.ab illus
tration of - ,lli, lilver.,--Of Vi ( l,7atthington6uuty
in his addressilat'the:TremantTemple at the
bar;rain in tgottresS at the . last sessioa—,-..that
Si
is, if the Siiiii could have the doinprmnise
riioa.sures carr ed through,-theNOrth .itas to
have a Tariff. •., , • r-
Ile said.thereovas a boy in his nei.,7l.lbor-:,
hood, who after 'having:, eaten,.-a iultinsetdi
~r ,
had a spanielidog that vas very . htta: 1.„:4.
He took, a et:Acker. and holding it,- ' ~; t eg
the dogyittieiiii`ntiid ii.l62Stand ini.,,, 41 Igg
said the boy; it:ilown,".- . The.dogiatdown..
" Now_roll of ret..,:. Tile dcig,rolled. Over.
Nov speak.' - .2'he.dog M.,)0k.e . ,..• :Tien nu'
ning round, the boy - pat thwe i rankeif in his
Tio.eket sayingl. - shall. , .wasitd that .110 inike
him do it azln'.';', ,SO7_,witkihjii43 . 4l. At
ter earrS•hig i ii,:AkVia i ci:ols, :iii,* . a.4o:s, thi
South turns rty.arogadt.l,ol4l44;l-, Ilf 01
says, " We s ail= wantAhatZto'.'n,iakiird em roil
iu the ntintagain.7, ~,,, ~:',;',.:,..,.•;:.,;., ',..„1,
'•- . , ,
A sad'n'enitterit; 314 Veei
Matthew I - V>pe,.:, -1 ?;4.=0f ;Adair! 4:cise of Al
lenvi Ile, atot.
18 year;, 'l'Arkleeiv`Meredi a•cOontet ,
of LTuntingdon — nod
years, tI liednlpaq
theY , atOmp.fett:toa - erosi
eirr l be `Afatidiily
water - wltert ritt
sunk. - TwOjrandivdthe shore in4 l .l l, ° l _ t
tinseieiniknoybditli lieiiiit,ltnabfe. skc'n
the pyr,qt,szi,r„li more., tr to
.t ll4 last aec 4 o4tet t heir, 4444-were nci tllevr.
60. . ,;-11 - - •
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I"Vktiiil4,A)lllk6riti, that orhoit
nuitiba 4. V..b.ti4i.eNliibitors•at the Pas
Fair' -sllifid; the . entire apace 1e41 104 -,_.i
tor W4`..Viti e, :4ta- l if - ii - ,iv,_ \ ab;u4r
fti4;Y9tilLisi 'illkijOl7., 1,89' are Oat,
Ytisk - .4 - 61 . -41,] .n .. Maisichnsitts, 64 Piissii - fi
nia, p - 9 Ohio :16 hkilitia:l4 Verdoutt ; I li
'Virginia, f,. , trilatib3OSOlitli :o3 ,i' )lil* , t i
New - Jerseyi . aeuivilsoo,4 Rhod e i ll:
el ,
KeutaeltrY , '..'. latjamii A ',..tui4iiiil2l B . 11 ' , 1
ana e l'.lAliariaiYii;l: mgo ss ipo, 42 Oriforol! 1
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llinois ; ii -,- ii:* (i'iiktigiciikka:
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