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our friend, that responsible and prompt pereon
wbp d(ire. the SeullAtl .need not delay send mg
: u their name t once, who can end o the
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OLR kUnm to whom the Stntintt baa bt-
...-t. seut, u town r cquiiU-f , wiihfeaa'e fttfartit a at
nee whether they desire It or "not. ' .' -: r- -
iiiS. 'Last islani&ra contain ao intereatine;
and all . correspondence. betweerj0ov7 Hofdi'n
? ' 0I Un, Eager, -to; cgard ';to'''ti'proplWr "of
transferring all case aed specially crimtnt't&
ae vr which (be civil Courts more proptrly bavn
jurisdiction, to those Coarf for investigation.
id great lengta or . tne correspondence. we
regret, exclude it fromoitr coloihna, nnJert the
necessity for !te''iriora;ctetuiiva.. publiiatioi be
made to appear. - Gen. ;Ruger maintain with
much fore that in the present condition of Nirth
Carolina,' the militarj ha' exclusive jurisdiction
'Over the pre rvattoa of order, and consequently
"to punUh toe disorderly--; hot in the axercUe of
,. this jurwdlcaoB; there i no need: of conflict bo
"twee the mifitary inf whatever of crvU auttorv
ttlerirrn ti State. ; COT.Boldeo ! jct to
thi portion and argues that th porpose of the
Pmident in reconstructing the State and in
clothing him with the power of ProvisToparOd'v
rnor, looked to an earl restoration of the civil
Court a aa essentiaj part of the programme, and
that bj consequence the establishing -tiT civil
urterppiMe4ls-'amlsfrf-thw juris
diction over cause of a civil nature, which could
" POt bo dona io long a tha military aaerciiied th
prerogative to preserv order among oar people.
Th C0rrepondne I hrghly creditable to Twtb
partiel and Is In. admirable temper. Th Got
ernor ha refrrd th wbola quentiou with the
oorripondenc to Preiident Juhasoo. 7 were
notiwar tmtil h Standard tiggntti it, that
any on doubted QorZ Holden's aotetj to restore
civil la and order to th Slate, at an arly pe
riod. Th only difficulty we bar hard DggV
T"loi'planprW''Ho
paring fur a red beatr Convention of the ?
al parties are preparing for the approacbkif lec
tion, all of which k would sm will ba mad to
turn either j?rt or etui, npon tb reconstruction
policy of President Johoeon. So far, moit of the
Colon a well a the Democratic convention he
endorsed bit policy and ekpr confidence in bit
admialitration, but the element ar In moti
for the- formation of an antogoni-tia party nndr
th kad of Chae and Su inner. .
, Tb New Tork Eerald whether it . orrctly.
read th teaobingi pf tbe political barometer or
not, white it profeasea great repugnance to the
doctrines and policy of tbe. Chase parfj bow
actually urge tbe South to yield to the Vagariea
of that party and admi t nel'ra suffrage, rather
than run the risk of atrial of strength before the
next Congress for the recognition of the Southern
State;' When tbe Herald epeak aincrely, it js
good judge of public opinion.; The diffictjr-ia
In determining when it telk a it thitk, or talks
for pay. ' ; "" "r. ' "
' Front all point, tbe evidencepalpableTltbatJ
whatever may be the machinations or the Chase
end Sumner party, no effort ot their will move
Freident Johnon from hi poeitipn. Negro uf
trage cannot be forced upon the South, either by
bii effort or oounlvanc. He intend, however
jyingjniJhjL'BSTjL
npOn tb Southern. State -a to loyalty, c..
that each on hll be allowed what th Coneti
tutlon guarantee to tbem injnakiDtheif-own
term of iuffrage.
,-'r v- .i nrifrr ' " -
Wait dos Noara Cabolika vskdT We need
'the energy and the emerprtee suited to tha de
mand of th time and our present condition.
.W need men wbb are dtermined to ucced in
bringing out tbe latent wealth of the Sta'e. We
need scientific farmers, well sailed ninad
intelligent, enterprtingworki fig 'ea'fo""' trilte
out untried path of industry to force it but.
teail to accomplMkthWwdTjM yea- of rttitb8r-wtie
should be encouraged and fostered.
'. In the East, turpentine eotton, Oorn, pork
and fih esq be produced in qunntitio hitherto
4 yet unknown by the appltoatlon of the proper
kill and industry. Our middle eOurrtrj miftht
lit made , : garden.", pxJt,1.uotton1,oorn,.wh,otitJ
tobacco, and fruit grow in tli bigheiit pefeo-
tioa ana boder proper ul tore the yied"waol4
be immoM. Our mountain country' yield the
grute Tin perfiioii."Al k' gHiinj cauony t
Slight qual any, in th world. Wheat, oorn,
tobacoo and bajr an b produced finely. Its
. mineral wealth and Ita water power are beyond
oalonlation. The"prent area of the State, if
brought aader proper culture, wouia upport a
population en hundred time a great a It new
- ba.- 4rrnri
Let our people look to thi. " Th improvement
s&d proper eul ture of tbe oH and the 4evelope
vent of the mlneraj wealth of th State are mat
ten which bould Interest every eiti.
IT witt itKu taat certain gent'emeftJ
rar cqat(,f ake-furthf puVpo of wKdify
itig aod trengtbeijttjjlljt. CnitM
ContT, have tukfn jyif "m ei jo 51
Couny Conrentioff to meet on 1b 2J ii Scptetn
her ntt, witch buli nwninat caodlJate for
r-lhOtroslHa! a CtmrotidD?sHt-jniir r
may aoftir V wi me ur at" th junotjjfe.Iobnocwiw to ter.rvuve.fcd tor-.ua jpmj to,
jVV tnoat pt tit agtinxtth dispoaiJon jnani-
I that lhA . k .. m-Ul in I . fWTnl
that there U mur tbau one vrty ia, tiit CouiVty
Tfcese jtlenjen wa.t to Vaolidifjr aiiiatrng"tb
rerar najty. Wbat party Why th Uuion
party of couri". But ar w nojt ail CJuion men f
f tber dch a thi-f aa DUunioa par:y in lh$
Cuuni y t W-dny4t- ti4 ingist trpmrtr p?ofc
No man baa been wanted fur th CbiiTontkm who
U sot a CiiiQ maaftt Wast, by profession. - We
tak it for grant! thai none of them ar "DU-
ariionUt. cow, though on ot tbem at Joant, b
bu a bitttf deaooutiir ofth XJu'um, who bow
profens. to b ) a par txcelltnu Uato'i man. . It it
the object of the' g"iiUOlU to -car th ipecial
numjaauon of tbat oo or lo give bii an ay
plac to -fiHottt iff tb liogi -.
9iW
W cufeiiia bay bat Uul cia fid jnc id I
curing aiijion wish
oV ib popl vf ,ih Cjuy.by uch aCoaveo-
twn. Ju lime il short aud many oToar people
are tirHi of caucltu" g and pn iiical mcbirrj,
It il more'toutit, mutt aai'e, C r, lbs peopf of th
Coiiuty to bring out the Candida or" let' thttn
anaoant theib res and lt'rrr od A oca
those th y deeui moat i;l T oo'y que.til be-
for the piopl to deoidti iv Who i$ moat fit
who is tuoi.t ab'e bet q ualified to fill th plac
a io pjunc! o.Qcr. n tbt-rj c n be- none
ikMO W4lnf'beaa ttte Etra'yman
uf them wj Tutir to tay, wjuld ite precisily
lik o all Bkttter wbib" Outtf to "ColBS' bifufe
OtvCiH vtrnUou. -
VS li tbn o.ill a Conventionone perhaps
packed f3r th ticjion f t Do th friend vf'tlii
movement warn to force dut (ippctti0'to what
tbey chII the Uninn party 1 Du they wiah to
camper opposition where thee it nonel Let tbem
bewar of Their- partisan novintit Jt a' tint
Ik tl.I T Thee gcntlemenmy, w warn iiritj'.
narrnonv. nut do tliev nut ea that this Anuria
1t1i very "one to provoke diaowifand' divinion
Let tiitrf wan we ray, liar a fiiIFcfiancirrit
it be an opn-ttoM antl a fair race. Tor every man
who deire to ?preeot the people of Wake in
tb Coofeotioo. - .
PiiUAH THs"iRg ' Vti isoPLK more atf tobed
tatheir nati v fritf than the natire Nort b Car
T4te i4ueetetttio;f iree tbont ft ota fa r
soil, rnuat be strong and tb reawini lntprtou
4fWe,ffme priii'iTi'flealTnTSp oTTbVwar, a
uvrneh, anet ld'tempr came' rtttt the spirit
m Of Otlf eiuienn, whieh led them I'llreflect
aomewhat n on the necemity of a removal to
me-.wtffw.-'fenlBl.clliweliioh-led tb aoaif
talk.upirm tb nbjct. , Hut wfctn. (he matter be
cam mute eeriouit, and they b gun to oaat about
and to look btf-re tbey Iwiped, tliey were fdy,
todti-itat. Vhr ehali po," "What in-
UucmenUar prelanted for oor-removal, 'supe
rior to tboe at homet Thew and similar que
tiun put a quietus opon the movement, -
lntelligenee, ehergy aniJAcnpueity for btrrfnee
are needed wherever tneu go to aeek th Improve
roent ot their conditii.n. 'I1ese prtiperltppiicd
inNarth C.troliniw promis a full a return of
what conti tut theul"tiintinl liappinefofj,in,
a any other point on the globe. "
In climate, eoil nJ pruduodon, w) bare a
great variety a is dcir lei The resources
o( the Stat Yave jut hvpun to be developed
No where withirr the atie rta,'csn a. latgor
number of iatelli(ent iarmr, (m!rcliant, me
obaniov tnanufricturern, miner, ko , fin J greater
rang) for prufltubleeompe'itiun 'and profitable
labirrWen of1e1ur an5 p7tlm can perhapi
b batter aca imm idifted eliuwheV, but men who
expect to ltve by lubor, enterprise, killand in
dustry, can, find 'heie th anipleal opportunities
for (heir employment. - ' ' .'
Why l?ave North C olinal Why barter her
honst yeomanry, her -brav hearted people, for
aand of trnger.; whon wealth and Comfort
ar to be hwd here by the dilignnt seeking t Our,
people ill stay t home and stand by our glori
ous old State ihtituh weal or woe. and will yet
m ike ber t bold p her bead I proudly among her
atstur States, ' -:
THE RAOicaL AeoutioxtsM cf the Xortb de
mand as a tint qva hen in order to tbe reccn
(traction of th boulhro S at , that each and
.JJjufthenu.feea
tutibn bf fcUvery ap3 b hei we Conforming our
law tdi tbi rw condition, that every colored
or ignorant or but sUghily're.'novitd frota a itate
of, idtory or barbarwTaiailt be lilowed the full
ben fit of tbe eb-ctire Jr:chU. -------,--:T---7 -
Wefftpy fromk Northern papwr ia auotber
column, the substance of the Contti atioa of each
Northern St e iu regard to tuffl-aga. It will be
eeu that WNew Eng a d, a white mat il nearly
equal to a; black one, if be be a foreigaer.
rRitocuct
ezebange
quotes arid ndorw the ftrlirving:
'Georgial resoiinjea ar but beginning to.be
dveloitl t not" the h ee hundredth part of-btr
soil he 'tilled. . She bus the flu it yd'o
pine timber Jritbe conn'ry, Wer mlnerel e,h
is" Mrd!y touched. Iron and Utominon .coaL
abound ; cor per. J.eaJ,, and eilvf-r and gJd are
fra4;.t'C,W ,"frwilt-ftrT--ittr
thiee tirope off tb lim land ti,e rh e.on.
Land is biHiglit at from f j i tt$ per acre, and I
Taqce Tracfi Afluwer pne-i."Whu marble, of
line quality, is abundant; elate equal to that of
.Wi. r . ,
or . THC fTTAa
t For th SrntineL
SO. t. "
- Wbea.the CjBfeJprar was t th' E'ebmOD
a"lt:otlia:4aa'iMr49tt-Ht
threal-thev met ail argumt B ii tt (flfni
tie witn icres
TiiTxntnitt add Eak TUfUrtti wer
Wa bar dif ore4 tome jsjuitatiob of to j:u
I . , .
August to;
W a think w kunt the bHof reason Ca?3ia
ibattf tb Gunrtntbn. wtticb wfeiuble, tt
refaa ii eo bsiaitu alxilish aUw-ry,' the
Commanding Gatural wuuld at-Cite tiUtvtf tbe
-Convention without, bejiitaaon. and nfd :tb
memb-Ti boroeOr arrfUfce"iacl ff o.rrti
TliieUour brief It' any.ot tbn,lt diff-T
4Pt y it.jBight b wtlls'ur bim tq har a.bort Con-ir-tio
with tbat officer.
TbU artkii will not advance tb entPTprie of
BatUe. Heck & Co a horthero C4i)iiiia wiit
not invest in a Suu, wbtre ihiantiard. 4Au
It nect:,ry io pive auca aumoiiirKiw aner iu
mamiftrof tbe fat Kj-.,h tiDer.
It wili notdo even "to lu"it.'' fur fenr of ar-
reH. ;W'ej who i th JLffn.ieution ta sept exeat,
tie people ot North r Carolina w Siew KnrHiid !
A to klavory it i Alrt-mJy li-d. I Jie emiven
tton .''can neiifcfJr kilL'm-wttkit-lie- -i-
fiThe Sadord hjh, -N"(i Cafuliiiii can never
ikbtuin ber fUee in ihe Unii un'il Ue'r en-tilu.
when b jrot vol of the Uninn ujjii rui liemut
Tbre were powerful men in ilia O itvnin
in 1801, Oovernj'r H.idn, Judjfe uuffii, Mr.
Urahumand A'r. Badger, thtm inni-jr put ber
out by Snjewion.
- But. they Djisi-d it. Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Sew'd
anjt IVidet jJohnoq, have ait itU Nuub
CHrolina tiever Wa? out ol'UU'iii"." d whether
they id i;omott(itru. 1 ft a Standard pUca
lb Sta in a lal p otion, wjen n rcpccm?
1 he? as o'u't of thw U . , ion -- .rxvI-
. V she u out so iu put out uno J ht ston
urr nitr. W ar niw. aciuiy pyiiii' tius
liUt, UiatlSX 1
ipripernr cot-eeie I;;
know who r ut os out tirre,. when and ho
Mr. Alfred WddelJof VVilmint .11, decUrl bim
nf out and went to Ci a l,Vwo lO-SHaiLnaiti
Uulfia pacekbly fir on Fort buint'-r f r ill riht
of csnyiiig i egces into the 1 ertitcr.e. 11
svid viie thin; ab ml tha whitemeu w io weu d
i.ot go out wub l ira- Now Ati'red'a Cum bck
latifcbirg iui ha Union, and ' ts bis iit-rot- to
vote 1 ibtnk ot A f d 4-Wip.4 4t -ot the
j "
y vingcr Pitt, he epeak other mn's a-niioieni,
vVbeu he came from firiaz on Fort Burn er, he
poke :mut,d .Buffii'-ru'tityeuu. VSfii(aJLai:
peak ot orgroe voting, uepaK i t a-e s sen
titnents; in each casa it iriitv ui b it trying
to antidn-it ah t'. will b p nulir. The Toun
mi.n.hnd bettor adviie wiib bis f:) er who wtil
give bim good rouul.
I bav not hard A bis advising white folk
ince t88t. I diuffea to b w.ie of A1rl'
advice -byit be ruTnd toe wbita- folk and 1
kuo be bJSrpaei'y tq ruin ti e Ucb, If tbey
cch, fide in b m a tbe whites did iifJ8'i I..
But I am diijre-siri " there wa another ui-
Viret'Ci. I dot not - ni the lhrm el4 s'd
n bui the Sdmtdard ta ked a il maniat law.
beVa proi.'hnmeit-a'jrt tt Tajjum'aia' d. . "4-
Now tt ellior of tbe CitrohuU a'dthe
edl or of tb Standard w, r ait trb s -all on
e ran and net dt d the PfUvm't gra. a and par
doning powr, they oufeht to frie e;b, other
a the President forg ave tbm, ad if ihi-y o act
ai to derve puniabmu', wbtuarlt bs tiainj.up
bf th tauuibs or suppressio 1 of the papei ; leiitie-j-
miiilry Iicr, M toe mmuiry inrenitu hj tr-: -
Theediior of Jbee tw p per' ar. exactly
een and vqual In 1-jya'ty.. tn tif each pp-t
fught ia th Confrd-rte army, f he senior of one
wa a tonf-derata past. ma-itor.ttiM tonior-of the
other fled from borne to ke-p th Mar and rip
front lloatieg oe bibed.,,sTbtir p4rit:ia i
11 F the coinoulsorv orJrr. Wnen J.jhn too'a
army w aboaft they were eU Coiifed 1f'te pa-'
trtgt. Wbeo6h"ymn' army is fibouttiiey are
United States patriot, - ."". --'.';
I will write you aain if this do"notdi.ipleie
tbe Standard or Chrbnirfy oribf 'tuilitaiyr lbee
oowcrs I m aa not to ofTod. .
Youre, . DELPHI.
P. 8. Dou't 14 your ra !en cor Lund aw with
De'phi pjra," tor thet are .Jacobmii.at i"
thir teudency and lute, aod the like o1 tb ui baf
not been in tp tnc KobSfiiere wrote just
iith.articles for the Jacobin of France, -'. r
V ben I have time I will (jtre you my reflec
tion upon reading th Delphi papers.""
D.
- . I ' ' ' Fo'f tb Sentinel.
- Ma. EniToa The ianrfariof the 17th inxt.
tie a leader, charging that rot-tain growler are
opposed to ihe.etabliahmeiit of civil 'aw in Nurtli
Csnlma. ' - '
I want citil government, at tbe same time I
will di-aue with the Standard hu h the ri-ght
and exedincy of the late apiuiintment of Julji-a
If I ahow i: i uniiuihori'sd. I need not enter fnio
the expediency, tor nothing ia iFeiient that 1
aBiitniit the Constitution. I he
i.n-titutli-n. llie Uanilard ni-a I
f'l ? jtaifrrot,grw lei " ntixt hTgrrtPn
with tbe Militaiy. There i n argument tn suult
a emir . " '. "' '' .
. Article III, Seo. U of tha Cnnstiioit ay:
'The judicial power tlT'the United H te -ahull
be Vested in one' Supe-ior C orr. nod in ach iit-4
fannr emirts C,mjjri way Uoin urn to tiaie
orduih and ttblih. ' - - "
In Howard'-report, if thi plain reaTditig of
4b-Conttriirrtli'ea nnt cimviTjce, tti S'andarH
will find, lh case of J inker vs Montgomery rle
cidrd io 1851.: Chief Juxtioe Taney deliver the
opinion of the oourt, ia wh4eh-4a declared ihaf
th appointment tit" onurt in California, were
unauthorised and aneotnrtitarfnid.-andrnctiJ"
be, and were aet aside by .Militiiry authority.
I btt-e court wer for a god iiurp. they in
tended to aid in restoring civil law to California.
The right of e ppeal t guaratt'erd Ju crtmi
n! to what court would a er nimul convicted
now eppeaH W hat judgment pronounced by
UovernorHolden' prtviimal J adj couldaiauJ
tb push of a aorporali bayonet .- . 7'
The S;ate of Virginia ba had an organised
tiat government for, two je'r Th deeiatnnr
do nit stand agninat th Military, rmr cm ours
Judge ar reeptmnible not to marr only but to
.fj',d;i3;'Wh1en::apfovlfi()u.ki:
pae Judgment of da'b opon a fliw man.
wbat'anawar will th Judgo cik J.r..'L'8-Xinik
ml hrott crave "aoTel."li"Hi y in the inn
gunge ofSt Paul. 'Sittcst thou here to-jodsemr
aficr the kw and emimandet tiivtf toe to U
iuiftte-n ovBtrary tu the Iawl" 7- V'"""
wia tne AMMdarctio -11 cexiiurruu an an
wer tot the Jedjjet " s ' "''"'..'. 'A.--
STATJE SUITEAOE IAW8L
Maliie.
- By her Consthutioti, adopted 0tr28, ISIvtc
tbe ballot to every male cititen df the Cnite4 State
of lb, egeof tweaty-oo yenr and upward, eicepiiog
payfersr person aadee ff uardisnsUip, nd Todi'u
mt taxed, tiavifig -welded in tb Btate three month.
But berious toiibeTnilltary, naval or mario service,
quartered In the Stat, and tudeatt rteodiug a
seminary -of -rlruiag, do' not a quire a resideftc
taeijtbi 'Jiael atUa.-egroei.) v , , ;
S-?:t " .ifew lTaay,hlrvV
y-fFCortliutloB, adopted Vm,-W&U rfdrc
gives tbe batot to " every waTfirhbUant ' ol
twenty one jears,"rtcepLEaty,r jadtabja-jps-cused
from mi ing Uit-s t Ibeir on request. Free-
bold property qualifications were fOrafetly required
w uuvr-uuiuvi iiito msv- muuiiAiiru. new
Hdaipshi're prver excluded colored men from voting
or holding offlc. .
mg 1
.,..;
TermotiU
Vermont which abolished lverv.bfbtr Constt-
V. jo, adopie3al)rrr83, aeclared in her bill o(
ritibt bat l treeoien, having iiBcient evidence
ot common interest with an atuchtneat to the com-
munrivrbitv r riir1irirfl&-t'0ffiMri ana Be eltcK d
to Office.", at article twenty-oa "everv man
twi oryion year of g, who lias resided one year
in me aiaie. wai otuaias.umseii quietly and. peace
ably, and who will -take awoath -to vote, 1 so hs 1n
your enntience 30U shall juds will tnoit conduce
Ui lbe best good" of th SuteT may vol. , Ia Ver
mont, therefor, a white maa is as gooifas a uegro
t: - oenave nrmsetr a wei," not ottierwtse
. BIsssacbutetta.
-MaMhtt,byheroriirualContltniion, adopt
a in itbu, gave in nauot to every aiai person
twnty-oo ers of ng, resident, in the eonimo-
weHltSTbannc an auuusl income of tlaee pound
trtim a ttwiwa, or oy tn worth itiy. pounds,
6; tb amendment now la fete tb ballot be
Ungs every -tnjl citizen., fweQiy-on yeaj .of
wHiiet piiutt-apd persuui i under eurinanT
r jtttar.llaB..-
two jerj, or woo snail o etemp ed from ta ra
tion. But by article 10 of tb amendments, "n
jjiersnn shall brtbejighil
omue atidi-r tue uonstiHition ot ants common wealth,
wao shi II not b bl to read-nbe Constitutioa in
thnyUsh language, anq write It nam; nrorid
ed,bowver, tbat tbe'proviaion of thi amendment
sliall not si-ply to any person prevented by a pbv
ieaj. dlMbUUg from ega-pjyjag witb its regulation,
nor to any person who now has tb riant to vote.
nor to any person who shall b tlcty year of ag
or u)ru at tne urn tot amenament' tnali.tak
tflfct.'1 Mamcbnaett, therefore, newrr excluded
auy maa uwa voung oa account or color-
f i Rhode I!aadV
Shod Islind, by Constitution of !8iJ, gives th
rgbt of suffrage?? f
I. to every male cltlseaof full . on rear In
th Sute, fix month In tbe town, owning real
esfcu wortu $ 134, ;ar.mtin.toi'.:'$r.aaMieBi.
t.Jo wery native mate cuissa ot futag, two
years in tbe State, tlx months in the town, who Is
J"JXJeJtiitM(f..whO bsi paid f 1 Ux, or doe mi IK
11a tervic witutn to year. Hne la Rhode
.qnlibcaUoo, walla a torwign bera whit citia
cainot. r. - .. ;-
V t Connecticut
'Connectlcatg5v theballotto all persons, wheth
er wnite or biacic, wno were Ttt men at tb don
lion ol her Conttitutloa (tl8, and ubteqnently
10 very wuue mat citisen or to uullea atatea"
otiull as, resident six months in tb town, and
owotng a freehold of tb yearly valu of $T, or who
suaii bavpeiiortnamlutia duty, paid a Stat tax.
and fust.iined a. good morar character within th
year. This was amended la 1145 by striking oat
in property ana tas-paying qualification, and Ss
ing th residenc at on year v th stat and, six
months In tb town. .Onlv those aeeroes have
votea in UonneacUt wno-Were admitted ' tremee
prior to .1111. vv,r . ivT,.;- '. .' -J.l
Kw T"Tk admit to tb auffrag kvry mala
cit 1 a" one year in the etie lour moatu j0 the
coun y,: nd thirty-dajs In th district. But no
ma o( eo or auaii vote antes n am oeen three
year a eitisen of the State, and fr one year the
owner or a freehold worth two hnndrrd m,A flr,
dollar over incumbrance, ow which" b sh-11 have
p-id a tax ; aud he is to be subject te ao direct tx
anlesa he owns suea freehold. Law ar author.
iied, and bav been pid. xoludig from tb suf-.j
fniga persons eoavicted or noeiy, lsrceny, er any
intanaeu crime, slsoj persons betting ba the e'ec-
t.on. to peon cam or toies a rendenra be
reason of presence or abeno1a th aervie of t
UuiyiJ Siatv, aor ia navigation, nor as a student
ia a seoiinary.- nor in any asylum or prison A
registry law also exist ,-
Jfew Jersey..
Kw Jersey, th first of Thoa enumerated whiob
absolutely make eolor the test, of voting and ia
whioa alavery e'xited ap to a very r-ccot period,
aire tb ballot by I' Constita'.ion of 1-44 te "every
wbit ua e citisuu" of th United Sute of full g,
residing od )'ar in th State and five month in
tb eouuty, except that" no soldier or marine quar
tet ed thereto shall acquire tbe right and ao pauper.
fliut. Insane r-ei son or riron convicted of a enma
rt" exotnaer snat rem-awag-a witness, halt
vot, . ' . '-"-. ;
TTT" ''.'' Peaaeyiwaato. .'-7'' ' '""
TnnyWanla give a vote to 'every white free
man ot lull axe who ba resided on year ia th
utte end tea day in the elsotio district, and has
wiibm two year. paid a texexcept that. a one
qualiried voter returning into the State after an
absence which diqulifi him from voting, regnioi
UI ,n uj -' uivunt, ,v,iu,uvoi aim vacppft mat
wot fre etii under twenty-two and ovr
twnty-oa vote without pay iag taxe.
fibio, by her Constititlon of 151, limit the
active Irancoi to " every whit mal oitiseu"
of the Cul sd States of fall ate, rldent one year
ia the Stat, sxoludmg person ia th military and
i.avaNervio. and idiots and inssn person v But
tb eOQrt ef O.i'.o bTiiig htld that every person of
une-half whit blood Is a " wbit mal ciliien',
W tbln th Constitution, and thai tbe burden of
pr.cfis with th cbaUtnginc party to abow that tb
per a is mor than bait' black, which la impraetf
csbl w bliv tbat in prtoiieo agro ia Onto
vot without rwtriotioa. . , ... . ..
. Indiana glvaitbe right of suffrag to ,lvry whit
mal citizen ot tb Cnitod States" of full g and
4s moailis retideoo in tb Sute, and every whit
id tureign
'eai iu tb Cuied Slate, aud lit months precedirg
ibe election In lie State, and who ha declared hi
iiitfoiiou to bevom a citlseo. Ko soldier or ma
ria shall aeqtilr a tote by btng qurTerd la the'
itate, nor shall any person lose bis vot by absenc
Ai th tervic of tb Stat or United States " " Mo
atgxe er aiaiatie aball have toe rtgat of saffl-sg,"
" llll6ot,"byher 'Coanliaitoa iSiiglvMthyot,"
to " evry a bit no.iv 4,-i-!i r tuit ge milint
00 year in th m t-trs : Jli bus iJ.
.aWtajwb(arT33r W bttrt rtha '
-adoptioaof thi t'ouijinotoar 'Lik pfuiti0BU
-tbotaot Indiana nM In iv JtUtiv? to so-mf
Biea, marines ad wioja to to swvU 6f i-n,
td btate.. 1 . ' v: .-;'
Missouri.
ifjUtUri, by her-icsiii.f1ia- Sute CtftigcnTr-
clude to blacksjrtffii vouiig. - '
If iablgao, by br Conitituibm adopted 1830 tlvt.
th ballot to every ahii iu;i!eVitiju, u t-,rv '1,;,
mat inbabitauj residing fti'tn .Su jua,
18S8,and to every whit ipwutr; , isio, wno h
fldared.bUiatjMUUin--c..ur who tins r.;3-d
and a half yfar Itrthf Stie and mV,.i...j l-
J tention, and to -W vU-nimfkl,,.., .g;,; '
uut, aor a mem oer ot iij t io. 4l Bo tn"
! vote aniens f 4! nui ruideui TiW
m.onth.ln tbir-Swrefciidn-u iUv iu tll0 ,jm. V
provision to per.ou iu luiuuiry and aal z
vice, sfudeou, . ', ' .r.
litva..
Every. "white aTaleWorthe tnltoi
oftolig7idehrTi7ri&7irt rti Si . .
day, in th. county W,,.,',,
in military or uavafseiviwe, idiots, iuiaa,
aita..ctimtaai--..-.---.ffi?2?lt--
...,.,,,.,.U:i.-.i.i-..Wiicq;.tBi- , '
." gvfrymaleTiwaran.f-fBway
In to Ste, an J U Ck whit' eitisto
of tbeUtMed aite:- A.wl,iut..Hl.a.-wlio-ha-decUred
bis Ina f n , 9 A Won oUndi.
blood who ba htra ibctiin-d. a its-n tiy a ti q"
Congress. , i. C vilsul jI..ii- ot Imjis di-lr-nt
not members' of an. jnlie (Willi like exceptions ,
o felon. InsauipSisgus, una soldier, c.,uUiBd
loth 8tate.) . - ,
. '. Calif lai v.
Every wbit male
of Uixico. wlkttji
male citin ol tlje United ttt (f .
tli3i;,U. Iive T-icttHi-10 l.fcum "
cititen ol 'a United .Sih n uinlcr lielv ot D.f-j.
ro) of fuM aee,'r-iiidi'iit'i iu..inlu In 11, .X1.1...4
lhtrt' " ,tbe-4 41m t Tw t'-gtslitt.uie W
pnwrr ro pxT-mu TTi-rrngntii ttTitiaiii nmt n,r u.
ewdauts. (WUh-i.8iidry piuvUiyyaM.uyrs V
Milifit
n.t.
Uvery mil person of fill vige, resident on yar
in tb United-States aioitoiir iiiuntlif in t'e&iat,
and being either First, a.' viUit citilt ot th
Cvite'd States; swoudca aliii- aiira who baid-
Iara bi inteution-: tlnr.l, 1 ini twi h.ijodi of I
lvd whltgjd idnin ! . i tb--i-i.Ied ludiaa
certified by i)ulrkt ilmu t to 1 fit guisjiutoio.
(Wttb sundry ptovulousn above.j ; , .
; -U.'y)teg MT r.,' .
Every white male eiiieeii of full , lx moothi a
reiidsat in the 4tatVL hii , v r, wkite maf alisa of
lull -age, resident. in t"t,e UnHel Stan- on yedr,
who has declared bis1jiteiiii"ii-,iuay vu,e, bat "a
negro, Chinaman, or ittulatto." ' x:.
. .-Rtwai. -
', Csma glee tHf hnllut to every white ntnl adall .
resident tx month In too ht rte and tfprty dys to
'be town, wbe is either a vii.ieu ui has Ueclar bis
intwUoo.- "7 . .
j. tft Vlretr.la,
Xvsry white male clniw) (,evyj)t nvnar. !gnatto
ad fclonij resldutou j var In toSui aud thir
ty days in tbs county
Tbreult um up thtti Of th twuty.o
frte- State numerat-d unlit prniit tiegiu suffrsg
tox a greater or les.r extent. Tluse are t'hJNW
Eeglaad State, Ke York nnd Ohio. . Of ther-
njBinder, tw Sew Jwsry- and rimyivHni ar
troi gly .Democrattc',JL-intirfa;-rert tfanird thaif H
uensdtauoos enaapiiiK-u lor H-miiion ni a tin
wben slavery "ruled to fghvs ail the initioa. . is-,
diana, UichliTAn, 'Wiscunsui, AIuiiiS'uu. Oregon
Kausa and iUiuoilt . ven t ,)uiit. a Voters thus
notjvet cttisens; and bvaideMti bnirlaaC
StAes, four, to wit, Mfcluvati; JlWiwti, Clitornla
and MinBota, 'provide lr-v.niiK tij Indians. - On
( Maiafeaett):-iexTrlTidif -the igituraut'iwtd .one T
(Oregon; exclude Viiiluanien. ' - , .j
TO the.Wember f -the App"nchnc C a-"
vHnr I shall bm r Candida' for th Prlalf4'
CUrksbip of tb If rth Car Jl in 8 at, CnavsatioB,
whtok isalld 1 1 mva hl lh ou tb iai asy f
Oeiobur aext.: Respee.ull, y.
Aag. J.MJ - JAMES XL. WOOBK. ,
W. J. BiXtn, '
P. Cowrea, '-... W. H htti.
; BAKER
AUG T.tVO Jf AMD'C O M ,.M i S 3 10 If
jMerch.An.ts.,-
And Attor's at liw Urolcers and
- Collectors Gcccrall. '
Aug. 31 St. . ':, - !; ' " " ' '
' : Abti-a.
GrIN TBA, Mosarl, Blick Pnfr, Hops,
"Stareh aed ChuOOU
Auf. U iu -' - D Ks , ro Vi 1 r. :
.-; , FOR J A LK. ?n
SHEET Tin, lobacto, Flour. Leather, ferosia
Oil, Kit dalaiou ! S'ar. h. . -
Aat. JS-5t- ,L., :
Ton SAti:. '
SARDtJf E3. Tioiiwt M a, ma4 BrTHrjrbv th"
box r bar'!. B.tKs, C0IaSV ,t
4a W;-,H" .,..,,,1.,..,,,..,..,...,
FtH 4lti K.
pipaRJS& fine fawly Cerrlaee and nurnes.
I ,.JL" good Iruu care, a Rue -twins Vite'iitie
B.tKEit, WAI'ii.i 4 CO-"
Aug 22, 3t.
n a .s '
Afl ASD30ME MCDr.IXrr CHKST wfti nedl--cmss
for family u or afj l o'iriicau. Also a
eomplete travelling bn-ke? "
" - ' am. . it nH ma ,i,,Mak ia. 4r
Aug. 28-Et -' ,
roitsvR. 1
G8CSHKD and Bron Snrir. ' -'."
CAKE:t.C0WrEIt4C0..
AUg. II 31. ' " -
JOH-V G. TTILLIA3IS & CO
GOLD AND SILVER C3I.V BANK K3HS,
NOR T11?X IXCirAXGZ. ' '
1 BONDS. ;
" Bos.it aci Sold on Ccnisl:slsa.
. F5J D-po-iti rscmrei.
Cltfapar e pr. AagWl
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