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( IN o X)V BEX J AMX SV.U U. 'i'BCi: $2 i:j advance, goPTHHRir cmr.!:::, niwyy Saturday !Ic;:iin f - II 2xa16U'ars fcr axpitm in ad U-X3jice; , oTtXhnt dollars .- 'not paid xvithin-three months V froh the date of thsitt JCo: subscription i r Mit till all arrearages he fiid Melees at the dbcretkz of the FAilcr. 't,iVlJ ; r 1 lcllehc0zir,::vJcal!crli Vc. & of Kbit ninHTJi, terrteJ cn ?. r.f.WJii: 7 term," ::'Jr' f ,!r: Ufoal Depart ncjrt. T Mtunnri r xti i tf cit ta a. T' j ....... ... W I i A31irou(u:gii, c. iUKsrioN nYAsucocainEn. .- f Is a' Justice :cfl!;a Peace1 iru Mbi'cd abiolutely in ail cascj froa, givin leil adrict? If no! please ta give til 'runic general directions touchin- t!ie prchi!,itirn ccati'med In a cerUiacliui cf a caststrale's fJUtT' ; -v. : 1 Attiwer. , Tl.li re : i:h r!ca tr, t it ii very r;,s!t t-t fr-'ii- I'itrr-n rit 'ln f-irnnecf the srlifi. AmJ Ht!)rr ff tijuni, thf J fjih'tt if iJieiiil iij, fniiti ineAin. mithfi U.t lLy r(nirbiije to !i!3 Biiijt ii ii tatt:ri oslany crrnilii. - - - Ihf j r!..-Uii h in (hrsf wnrdt. 'l will nit ti:!.r (s-inly or privafelr, fonnvl irRti f! lal i I tr luiti'.-'rfi'ifitiir J;cioit cip t t . it you , are risff-tayrr; a rsiU ifJtif'.M it if ymr dafj. t' at j ) p lrrtt; rd !! if t" c!.ar t i ju!.w . n tvi'Iicant i 44 ii 1 I.. ' ; tin ;M.)r v, U!,ci ti t! t art t::! 1 i J tcH intcrr . i - r!. i fctf.1 ttii't Ll3 intcrr t - - i i i - t. ' .n t-fin cu!io.iljf'!,i-; t!. uuinj ai.vl nit!.!) ,c. s.', lip In ri. torxfccUil t:.5i i. i T.r!:!n you can i i!it-io li uue practice l!iat 'm t' npfrhtnsilvlai it Iriidadirrct- : ! it iit fnctice thnt incu i!l t;t;ftifws:ivcjitt if pnnUirdj t' M i w!strata t f.irrhauj t fini '.l I.ijt j)iuioi oa j, i.,lcl:.!. I f ie auhn;iient(y jirrSt iiied tir 'l x &i i;!irali(in. 'Abd afirr tt-apcAiii; a 'UrnrSJe vnfiiaent iri ajacei tho it. taming i.CL'rV ii t to ta , iuatrurh d , hrt and b,fl,rR Whom t letilnt h aei i!i'y.tllicaii rnitf . kliid'iiiuat 3 '7 itjKjili'-nij-iud .DtiouU in .k. !l l a J!,tov bV ." 4- rrsaf-.ti ly put dnn. P- if h- B H,nS. cMlcHCciid l. make any V'M'ilii.Wihil.tiw case :-'.3 I.I LCflllTif!- ' it . . ,. tit r 7" T x m M ut fev ! iv8 t!o p.,'vcrta . . . , "n-n mii.i v1 , i , (.cnnaise t-i tr-r ' ,4- - - :- - J f I ,,. w I - ' . ' J f !'..i" '(; ASIIBOROUGIF, N " -irai ...in p.. i ., mi ..iii.i ii ii in i .m n i i mi I , . " ' ... :.. , . :.- 'i ' i -r , w . , MBMM,MfcMM"",'M''M"'"MMM,M--jr-" n 'im m nm mmmmmuitmmmmmmmto wim iiW'iwiiiwi I net hi wiml, in Lur U l U f.iI!owjbeen-;jdar.34 by .ihVf'Vrn, nsdl ' The'First Visit a'a Alarnei an i-:ti.m . opinio, rs; erially"if ficarwhich the tilcs'were tumbling! CAi7is Oencraily, ; speaking if it t'.xW hate been audit!. expressed, in great numbers. llis danger was there is a moment of uomixed liap-: ' That magistrate frod.thb tern of immediately forgot; districted for pincss, l U that t Which parents the cath, are proliibitcd fmni giving coitiikl in casen' that arc expected to arise. rn as uioe airway on nana, is evident fi-otn the word depending; lii(h i UH?d to ftigtdty.io expeelency, wlictltcr piWess be cutnmenct d or not. Ihd Jt been intcnikd lo be coittlnfd tft such cases only "u were actually autt, ii ttnuld ue breii expressed hr Ihe vuilpcnJing,:,w stead nf depend- ingi fnr the former is if rare linaiti d '1 "ft m, aiijnincatbtVmcaninj oaly tianjiM in auspuie.-' iL " ;" ... j . While refl ecting on this aubject, cne thin occurs to us aa proper to be inm ti cd, wit'i rr ard to the moral rvapnii irtbilityof a Jutict In g-i? fn jVdmf nt. Sotca arew the hnUtof tpeakl Wd aftin as though llrir responsibility mere ey in consenCe of the right of appeal, that each prtj' bavbci. p dissatisfied ith tbr. deciiion." "It in not aoinuch diCVrenre lnvrf j;jve ' ,40 jud'tnent, since it can be corrected, if wronf, by appealing"' Court 't Ii oo!it to be Constantly bnrne Jo raindP, that if "yo'ti gite a wr6Mgjligraeni;'or! which is t!ie same tliin. i jiij;taent iiot sff; iiorted by the law of le Country, yon deprive one of- the partlef of hi rights in the same decree (though per; haps not to the aim? estent) as though fa had made anf dctritnihation of the controls ; ffir lie mast t!,,e n ti Uitr' abandon bis legal rights, cr else subject himself to mocU trouble and cx pem in asserting them.' Tue lest getu;ral rule that' we know of is this: AUayi act with that cantion aad de liberation, wldcb a conscieotioas man woqH frl," If he bnttf his decision was TCin&ntit continued will ojieii "work on ti$ rnssi obttinah'-i be. nerolent old nan, called 'Cleon, who had tin only 3oo,l'wUh' whose eddcatioa he hid takea the greatest pains, saw ith trgr;et the nearer lie approached to manhood, tlie eicrr be wandered in ' the paths of error. Carried aniy by tbeyiolet:ce of bis passiocs, he listeneioniy to the insidious voice of . pleasure, b!LU 't(i Ids excesses, and i deaf to rrpertancc. every day was narked I j .vica'aml Adly. v.C;J-:. .: , li'cacnsirances, threats, promi- .complaisance,, and rigor, in s:.gu, .an urn iovc sou wisuom could invent, had no efi'e',t upori his laLcxruia hearcand he pertisac) c .j'!y t .'.Jitrcd to bis former courses. 'CMtl Godsr cried the old tun, uUIj tht tears rolled down his re- virc::d checks, J Why have you "iven rne a hild;8oJabandoned? 1 'ike backy6FirfiUln ta!c fronj rnethe adcclion of a; fa t!.cr; his sight is poismi to me, and destroys the happiness of the fw l. ..:.:nt3 1 have yet to iivevVThcn tur.-lr.": ta the unworthy ' youthi "Fly i.m mf, r.io.Wr! fir as the rd- c.Tjvey. thy wretched being,5 g!t;b tha v ?icu of nature in my hcirt, never set; me morei happy would it be fir mnkttid, jf a, sud den stn z cfdiath, would prevent thee from a'Jdiog another ciiute ' io th)se thnu hat already '.coamitte'd and ldle friMu the world iiiy shaae and. sorrowl ;. ', , '.: ' ' , '' ' At lltrss'-wordj, ihough a ten nest had arisen, and ravaged the tvitntry, t'leon thihst his sun out of doors. The youth parted with an riii ricinnnr tnri! .inn iiik in nt r airjjf despbndeacc J and the - father lolIowing'fdnV with bis eyes, was siAtdenlir struck it ' seeing hinVpro- - icceantowarm o nguso 'Wiuwi au - rfur-r-T' r"- - 1-4H-r-rr:''J' 'Ji- '"l; '-..f!.' .'... i- ..,,,. ".-'v:.J', "- -. i, . ' ... ; : i j- BATtJRn VY I'HiJHUAUY II, 1837. ; the safety cf his 6hild,he called hitn;pVy : their . first visit" to. a married . . ""-v, w! oiu iv, . The heir of Clonn was. so ngved with this proof of hn father alTec- won, iijsi k occasionea an.anera- i ;;f r m rne Cincinnati liestittK r rrrt .'. O 1 '-' ' have cen the titnewhep thronly; boat tba Jldated on the snrface o( jhe Ohio, was a,canoe, propelled by poles used by-two persons, one in the bow and tha other in the stern, v I have seen the dayi'wbetithe in troductoii of the, keel boatf with a s'hingle roof was failed a nighty lprovemcni in me uusinessoi me west -X- 11 !' V,... i 1 X remember' Chef day. when the arrivarof a Canadian barge (as the St, 1'Ouis boats wece catjed at 'he head of the Ohio) was an impnr tant event; in the transactions of a year. .N ."',; rremrmber the day when a pas sage of four months from Xatchesto Pittsburg, was called a speedy trip for the best craft on the river and when the boatmen, a race now ex tinct, leaped pn shore after the voy age, and exhibited ..an air. ff iM much triumph, as did the sailors, of Columbns oa tbei? return from thetiew world. ; ( , , 4, h Ths ' Shaerstast tU the . 4 v singularities of sthef , Shakers, they have some rules xrhich it would be well for the people of all denomin ations tnadopt. -It- is contrary to order, or the "gift, as they call it, (says Professor Silli n i an) ' to lea ve any bapfdown! or Rites' open," br to Icaveany thing theyt use out of ts proper5 placej consequently they never tiave any thin lost.! Clean, linCss in every resj)et, isjltrongly enforced. fA dirty i careless, indo lent person they say, cannot travel in the, way of jfod, of be religious. It is contrary tOjOrder to talk loud, to shut jqors har l, (to spit on the ifobr, to oiake any- unnecessary noise". Every raaii iud" woman elitist be employed 7and wnrk fteadi ly. ' Trifling as thes? rules mSy appear, their adoptio n would have a very; impoitant efTect upon, any household or community. . ... . t t 'i Jffcf. Reg, ;iMrtalih in Mw Fork in i&fa -.There were 800 deaths Jn the city of New Vork last year, being 0 Wre-than-itt- !835r--IttHl 835 the deaths, according to the popu lation, was one but of x very thirty eight, and in 1836 one out of evcrv thirty -four; ;y 'r:r. t' ' : v " h-jy'l Of the. whole number ' of deaths last year 1,5 14 wrre by cons ijnp fion being 73S more than by any other one disease, , The, i n definite, term Convulsions has the next high est number of victims, 778, assigned to it. Far the greatest proportion were children bnderoim jreftitlie' n u ahe r bving p ear 3(X)0. . The greatest nartality was in the months of August 'aud September.' 0f deaths by consumption, thtre is an increase upou' tlioeof 13J, cf b7; tke number in ltfJaa44l3lii J i' . - -Th3. mean depth': q the Pacific ccaa is supposed to be? about - four jiott of his conduct, which produc ed the jhappicst result. JUiison's dncciot&s: "f-r'-Vv; ' 4 uuwi.iut ct iuc awaiuu iiiivu " sJ-?- ".-t-rft'.- ; ' . -"V: , .-(.. r-' ' " ' t,.. ' - 'IX-..-" - -- i--- 4-r.---: , in whlrh narchf cmiui aau in, wnicn miiaren t re ceivotne urst visit front tlueir,Tar 1 '.I ' ' -I ents. - The pretty, half childish, jialf,; matronly,; pride with . which the, yoting 'wife, aoesihir.honqrs bf Ker domestic arrangements; the fearful I joyof. thf roothef as she.in f lects and admires the honest hapi piness if the fother; 'and themodt est exul tatipti I of tfe , hi 'jde ooni, who has installed the tcreatur he loves in all the comforts with which she js snrround edender tjtvaq I tnent one of pleasing, intercut tb the most careless bystander'c'w pf tue Peerage ant the reaianlfij EXVtJN(JINES0LUTI0X8 f 81 EEC'U OF.MIL WEOSTKlt;- The debate i having, closed, and the question beipg about ito ; be ta keo, Mr. agstrs1eftnd-.ad- are? sea tnc penate s joiiows? . f Mp Presidentyppn the truth and jultice of the.originsl resolution of the Senate, andipon the author ity of th Senate to pass that reso lution, I had an opportunity to ex -a --i - a--1--- press my. opinions. at subsequent Ifliel JIIC . I (MUCU4 H pi II- test.was before us, Those opinions remain altogether unchanged. ! And iiow, had the Constitution secured the privilege of entering a Protest on, the journal, I should not say one woril on this occasion; al though, if t what is now proposed khali be accomplished, I know not what would have been the value of such a provision, however formally or carefully U might have been in serted in the body of that iastru- ment.rwv . :,' . '., ; But, as there is no such cbnstitu ttonal privilege, X can only effect my purpose by thus addressing the Senate; and L.rose therefore to make that PROTEST; in this man. ner, in the face of . Jhe Senate, and in thev face of the coun try which-f cannot present id anypther form I speak m my own behalf; and in behalf of my colleague t we' both speak as Senators from the State of Massachusetts, and as such we so- JemniyTrfffcat against this whole proceeding.- rt : j : t "i We dtn v that Senators from oth- cr .States have any power or author- uj 10 expunge any vote or votes wiiKir wc, nave given uere, ana which we have recorded agreeably to the express provision of the Con stitutiorf. v -rL rhnv-! We have ar high pexso.nat inter est, a nd the S tate w hosei re preset lauvta we are, uas aiso a nign in terest in the entire preseryationof every part and parcel of the record of the Senate j. i -.i i rh is record the Constitution so- lemnly declares shall be kept; but clares that this, record .hall be ex- W liether subterrage or evasion, and, as it appears to us, the degra ding mockery of drawing black lines' upon the journal, shall or shall not leave our names and our votes legible, when this violation of the record shall have been com ptetcuY stilt the terms M to ex punge, and the terms to keep," when applied to a record, import ideas exactly cotitrodictory J as much so aslbelerais "to . prcserve'tand the terms r'to keep." when applied lirrFe tit& p orrt jdeasrexactly contradictory; as much so as the terms tn prcstrve, and the terms to destroy " . ' ' a ' v- : ; A record whic nn is not ft -record which 11 krtt anv.v ':' A record which is 'expunged, is .iwt.vMV'' V0:3 IUMBKrt 'V 1 . Or, to : tteh f ixoufpt more.than a -'record which is i Vft - stroked can be a record which i$5 preserved.,, pxpunged is' no longer, part or trie record; it hs no longer a legal existence . It cant not be certified as a part of the proA ceedin of the Senate 'for any purr pose or proof or evidence. ; : l V . ,f The vqbject l4 the 'pyision Jo! the Constitution, as w thinks mos . obviously isv thathe. rdeeding of thevSenate iri I'isrf J? Iil1160'? only not until published oolj, because n copyLw thenteiofurnaI is not i$gu1tfIeaj jpre- other fecordsar'fe'preseryedtill cle ' 14 trAfea AtA mi a a 'A 1 A mi aA a mi' one .must' see that matters of th e highest I mpoftance depend ha"- journals of the two Hobsesi , wha butthe journals show that bills hive passed into laws,' thrpuglithe sev- eral stages; whatbutthe journal shows ' wbb Sre-Weinberg or who ia President, brwhbispeafcer; nic Secretar,?W;Clert;ofj the body?) what hut, the journal contain tha proof necessary for t h e j ustificatioa of those who act under our authority and who, without the power of pro' ducing such proof, mu t stana a5 trespassers? What but the-jftrna!sv show who is appointed,' an I wh x rejected by ns, - on the Pr si tent'l nomination; or who is acquitted, ot who is convicted, in trials on im peachment? In short', ts thero, at a ny time, any other regular and lei gal proof of anact lone by tli! tAiiiina 'Ibllftlt mail lilt JUUI . llVllf' rf ' f The idea, therefore, that the Sen ate is bound to preserve its journal oniy unui u is puousneu, anu men may alter, mutilate, or destroy it at nleasure. aDoearstous one 'of thiiT most extraordinary sentiments ever7 advanced, m: ' ' We ar deeply grateful to those ' friends who have shown, with so much clearness, that all the pre cedents relied on to justify or to txcjuejnu proceeaing, are euner not to tK(h-nurpose". or, from tho1 times and circumstances at and uo4 der which they happened, are niy way entitled to respect in a fre&t Oovemment, existing under writtT tenCaustitution But, frours, Ives.V r we stand on the plain wonls of -that Constitution ; itself. , A thou- . sand precedents elsewhere made, t whether ancient or modern, c an nei - ' ther rescind, nor coutrol, noriev t ' plain away these words ' 4 .5 I ne words are, tnat Meacn tioust) , shall keep a journal of its proceed- ings," Mo gloss, no ingenuity, no t specious interpretation,! and tnech j ies can, any : wr or, jusi reasoning M reconcile the process, or expunging , with the plain ; meaning of these j i?. words, to the staisfaction of tho common sense and honest undet. standing of mankind. m,T- iv f " If the Senate may now expunge one. ' -part of the journal -f a former aefwioa, . . it may witli equal authority, expuagp . another part, or the t whole. It ma jf expunge the entire record of any, ona ; . aession, or of all sessions. ' j . fit secins tu bs inconceivable how any . men can regard such a power, and ibS ; 4 exercise at pleasure, a consistent with t be injunction of (bo Constitution It . van wake no tliiTeivnce what is the com-1 v pleteoeS oriHCompleteneas of the C- "'Q;t of expurie;ini or by w hat ineaitsi donel t f whether by erasure, obliteration, or de ; ' facement; ifby defacement, a bei"O V prnpsed, whether one wurd nr m" nrds are written on tho face of ' f v ' rord; whether little ink or '' ? shedjon the naner ; orffn;tl writ part, or the whole, iby posaibiWy 0 tinJourbal ina.X;t"donesi an ct 10 trwed. v If 'A'u ont; to ' oblitfrafelt.' P''y record, then the record u V . blulic4 bnt.hferat, - a :, v r. v r V
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