Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 8, Brookville, Franklin County, 19 February 1841 — Page 3
OKTILLE, INDIANA
FRIDAV, rKB. 19, 1841.
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J"' A Joteph A. Miller, are candidate for Con-
at tbe approaching April election.
j5t Lt ritl'ure edjoarued on Monday fast. The , jrbers we have ecen.are Mounts $)rup,&
"ateriw WHO mem w o Eiignmni b uuuiu
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gttleira siocn 01 jrenerai ieamrcs oi me moei - MTtintacU of the Session. We hare given oar
, a summary of the close from the Journal
roper also, of the I6th contains a list of the
tnt Int resolutions, which we ahall endeav--.wish in oar next papor. There were 308
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sett
party. We hspe after their cominr out and defen.
ding iu Im principle and men, we ahall bar no more of their prating about democracy. Let every
men defend hie own "party. We hare n objec
tion.
Common ScAoot. The Judgee of the Circuit Court on Wednesdsylsst, appointed Moan J. Kelly, Esq., Maj. A. 8. Babbutt, and Jona Wvaa, Esq examiner of common school Teach-
era for the county of Franklin.
HughBrison Elias Macey Jared Lock wood (diaries B Macey Stephen Jinks jr. John Ferris On motion Resolved, That the President and Secretary sign the above proceeding!, and the Secretary forward a copy of the same to the Editor of the "Indiana American7 with a request to publish it.
1 he meeting then adjourned. JAMES VI LC
Henry D. Smith, Secry.
ta 25 joint resolution, passed at the last
"NEFARIOUS DOCTRINES." The above is the appellation attached by the federal paper in this place, to tbe call we made upon the Democratic 1 Whigs ofthie county in rally in support of their own men and them only. Let us see what course that J party pursue where they
nave a majority. 1 heir cry is ratfy.' Organise ! ! But hero, where they are in a hopeless minor ity, it
is "nefsriaus doctrine" for the whig te orgeaiat-
i ms is truly consistent with the principles and
practices ofths loco foco party. We copy the following from the Richmond Enquirer, the grand
fugleman of that irty. Read.-.
"The supposition alee, it, that we are to hare a called Session ef Congress to carry out i - . . . ... . .
inia quancuo-oi w ntg measures JJistriba
pfnkU DemtcrmJ. It devolves upon us tecuiw'Hy to notice the federal organ in this pltce, m it ewaers change their pretended pebVahjrs. We have heretofore neglected to notice
. . -l .mwm Jwmiaaed Slrmr Jin. mad kirmd
IHBcj" " i i uig reRnimftriiiniaa tsspasgfe'lewa bf l of C. C. Riley and J tion Tariff National Bank, and a National
r s Glisaon. Py the change there is a ecided UebU
improvement. The present printers of the Demo-l "Willi these signs he fore US, what are we
tat are tolerable good meehaaics whereas their I to 001 Ltussavwrto maintain our princi
"illortrwM predecessor" was devoid of every j P,e' aBd "pprt those only who will maintain Mi6cttiM secessary for a printer or. publisher; thm W m organise; as we have often
ud correctly sis a jury ot aia country
jedde tktt he was not responsible for his acts.
.1 l "ot 'ViMrm. ho disband not relax n
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nsj ntiir evarvsroac ana irutt ai
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lugnu nana to tbe principles of S3.
.OTT, Pres.
LEGISLATIVE.
Frm Ike tiu!i Jourt Feb. 12. The Senate has disposed of a laree amount
of tusiness within a lew days past. A bill calling in the surplus revenue, valine and col
lege funds, and to wuthor ize the issue of f mall notes by the Slate Bank, after an exciting debate, pased yesterday afternoon. My the
provisions of the bill, the above named funds are called in by five annual payments, and converted into bank slock as fast as paid in. The Revenue Bill passed the Senate without
amendment.
Mr. Rea l on this a on many other occasions W;mchei Are re quired to py ever to the school during the session. That gentleman, though rommioners of etfch county its proportionate politically op post-d to the Speaker, hoped 'share ot the interests fferitcd from the stork that the members of the House would part in created out of the surplus retinue; and aUotopeace and friendship. He strongly urged I the proper person the amount doe the Stale his political friend (Mr. DunHarito withdraw University. his amendment, and let the resolution passj The privilege granted the hank of ?jiin without opposition, not only na an act of cus-'notes of n less denomination than fivedoifars'i tomary courtesy, but to exhibit in their last by a previous law of the recent session, is. rn-' act a concilatory and forgiving spirit for any. Urged fora period of five year from the Ut unkind treatment which they imagined they dy of January, ISII. and the trouble and rehad received at the hands of the Speaker, sponsibility of the State Hank in collecting Mift remarki had the desired effect the and managing said fundi-, is to be in full coii-
amendment was withdrawn, and the original Uideraiion of tlie one per rent, required to he resolution passed with only Mr. Uenly oppo- paid by the Bank fo the State on the amount
of small notes which may be usued; and noth-
sing. On Monday morning, the House met at five o'clock, and after receiving the usual reports and interchaning the customary messages between the Houses, the motion was made to adjourn sine die, when the Speaker rose nnd addressed the House as follows: Gentlemen: The time has arrived lor me
to execute the last act of that authority which
an w
your lavor placed in my hands. Before I do
Tvarweat printer, for the owners a. d editor, of Tj T.f"rnr wo n "T:"""' 'Z . .T """" 1 " lg'MW"' 'ri"g the session ust lacr r (the BTt a4mUnlnliui lkn.i. t. Thf tnaakcr dfridnl thai ll! kmU l I i j . " ...
.loMtibliahmeat we wish to tr oat with courtnsvl.L . . . 7 ..' . ! k'T cioko, passes n law to ameno tne act ot 1CU7, TaTliUedtoit. xtoin the distribution of the surplul
' - " - 1 -. i f j . vi-i. revenue remica t inwouie irom ins urn-
among the several counties. As
contains some very important altera-
mna. laa mil optaacri Decision was snstainea bv irie l ;nr.. r ih. .w..in i.- .v.: i..
. . . ., r. w . - --- ' j . ... . A.w.-wK mm, " r. . e in. r iiiis . i w
creewag tnesarrena public gaae. they then have to decide whether vow will via Id I House ayes 51, noes 38. The bill waslhenlonoAHu.il f r.rMntinr . 2.
cHttnlyara not exensnMe. The situmtiea they the next Lecislatare into the hands of the rend the second time. Mr. Jones offered a I. careful abstract of its most material nroris-
.cony wrold sot be held by an honorable man I Whig. Will Ton eend te the Senate ef llengthy amendment. Mr. Con well moved lotion .
jtoeaaia this place, we believe, speak of them aslthe United SUtee n anan who is foror ngainst 1 17 U uPn lhe lable, which was not agreed The net provides that the sinking fund, the liass. Altbffh they are considered tolerable year nncient pr'aripltf Will Tea enstd tsl oe4f3. Mr. Lancaster moved I surplus revenue fund, the rolteee fund, the
drier yaasg men. no one would charge them with the next House of Representatives snen who previous question, which was not secon- 8aline fund, and the State Bank school fund,
riuag a paragraph ef gasd Eaglieh. We Uprill stand by the strict extraction of the m y a majority. Air. Walpole moved to shall be drawn in nnd vested in Bank stock.in
tbettter sill take no afSwee at this, as we desire! institution, or those who go for the IntitodM arnenn. ir. tvena moveu 10 lay me mil and 1 ih name and for the State, with a proviso
nliis as amicable terms with them, whilst nlaowtcaeolefUaaiel Webster t penning amenamenis on ine iaoie,wmcn was I (hit as soon as the surplus revenue is convert-
tiis ttea and the pnUie te underatand that we do tt We recommead to yon, therefore, eveiy f- r. rf eniy moved to commit cd inla bank stock each Branch in granting I . . . . I Ik. Kill wK.h imIiiiii AA kaI nM.il Sl I -. . t j
- . . aam in omnue rmw km immmum fci " -.- - 1 nicrniinrs. snail oivo a nrcinnrn in nr .
1 rennm ura iu ik nnwus IMI ipRir II o r J I a tw .1 , . . . . - 1 K l.r r'-ii n" . .1 Silitr olM. Ihn hiavm la ! Ih hill and . . .
fetm. Rut the nme :Muf tmii mmA cwMarrra. vh wm an jonr Hrowgen . . . 7 . " . . - couniv in proportion loinc amount 01 surplus
t.t which w revenue collected from it, upon the presenta-
LeiaIa-loT! ?.no lion of unexceptioonble nancr lor discount.
or, the time is again coming, as it came tu" Wednesday, n bill was reported from It u mnie the duty ofthe agents of taid funds.
t tUm. trnn.. P..-j. ar ..i. Uh permit mo to say that I most heartily ac
' vu . UVTOill, WIT. tiOKIIMR I ... - . . .
moved to reconsider the vote on the reiection . . ,euge I conunuance oiyour kindness
ef the bill of the Senate. ( known . Mr. P. ,n !n ,uPP.ri 6,ve" .lo mc ?unng es"on
ker's WIIO reported to the House en the of 7 T J " p? , " WT'nw.n
Fedruary,which motion was agreed to-nves " "7 ""a your famines m 47, nee. 45. The motion thfn linTken JT ?V t V" PP" "J"1 JwrJ en it. rejection, it wa. decided fa s V? Z 'V dlKh;rS of 1 o : neg . the high defies which have been confided to
a poms w onier, mat tne Dili could net be or I defiJ?-,lTOId E?".?. "" ""'""T SURPLUS REVENUK. SMALL NOTES, dec.
vv.n.....nn....Qi KfoimniiQi we nowe. The Itvislature diirinv th n;An
.r, of dar d a .piri.. wh. .W earnestly then conjure yeu to be pre- off. took an appeal from the decision nnd dSute7 a. uaaiaate good -en . character, under p, j to 9 A great e- the question was debated at length when the thislawcoi iWrovaaaaws: and so far as Riley aad Chasoa leclioa is coating on in the spring. Yon will Speaker's decision was sustained by the tionsofth main acreeuiag tkaaa from public gene, they then hare to decide whether will ritld House ares 51. noes 38. The bill was then AMri...;i
ing in nny net heretofore passed shall be so construct! as to authorize the taxation of anv
Bank stock which has not been heretofore)
subject to taxation, or to make the Bank or
any of its Branche,liaMe for any of said funds until they shall have been received by the
Danic. UADisoxr& Indianapolis' rail road". The act respecting the farther construction ofthe Madison and Indianapolis rail r6Ad,pro' vtdes that it shall be lawful for the board doing county business, in the counties of Jefferson, Jennings Bartholomew, Johnson and
Marion, to assess on the apportionment rolls of their respective counties, for five years oext ensuing, including (he present year, n tax equal to five cents on every hundred dollars dollars of taxable property .to be paid into the state treasury by the several treasurers el said counties, together with the state tax assessed
on 'said counties. When tbe county board
shall have made an order on their respective
books for the payment of the said tax,and the
same shall have been guaranteed by sealed
bonds signed by citizens of this state to the ac ceptance 'of the Anditor nnd Treasurer ot
Slate, it shall then be lawful for the Fund
Commissioner to leceive from the Morris Canal Banking Company, (or from the suspen ded debt, one hundred thousand dollars worth of rail road iron to be applied between Madison and Edinburgh. The cost of transport
ing the iron is directed to be paid out ot the $400,000 heretofore appropriated to said
road.
leeagaite them in the editorials that appear in wnrre w ,lc "f"1 prepare JOT iT" " J "7 , ,7"" ptper. But the same low. Jla, wS, aad ' cwnpargn. C out nil yonr Wrongest 'S. J far, which appear inV. ed.toriak " jour counties. Insist upon their """1 ammm - serving you in loth branches ofthe Lcgisla- to7 w.noet
aaraal
soistto we man in this plac, as unerringly aserrn.
wnw points w in: wic. a m uwitn or mai
in "99. when "man. hih-minded nan moat the Senate to provide more
come into tbe State legislatures & strength- pre-ervmp; peace ana goon
ire effectually for exceptof the Sinking fund, to pay over all order nt religious now jn their hands or which may aw ..11!.. . F . . ' " . '
wttblishmcnt, hare been in the practice of hiring
if a n-aiDaoaawenei wa a wi si .n-1 a w w v an i invilirrei uv w aea elj isensi u?a dl " llrl y iparceionrraBponeiaie men to nana asauinorsoi .l.. rol nl.J.lcnf hnnki;. f Jk-ri Icamn meetiars, by preveatine the selling of i,.Mfi.r
.- , .i . anrm. . nn w a ar nwn m-sr wn, y . . " - ' v v wna an aw a sou. an iiwiiwca v .sew a nil i iruciwintt appear in taatpr.at. w wa ee mste w-. -rins--iil. skal dar. 'l1ardeBt spirits, beer, cakes, &c. within one
iwioftbedirty work, they hire another. Conse- ,,-n. snirit which di.tmn.i.KI .. il mile of said snee tings when Mr. Raj burn I o.... wanL ik,.' k. AA ,1,.
VOTilj we aak our friends, when they see doubt-of wnd ,hst he mered te reject thehiU,which wna not ngreed wient. Upon h, rfcption of any of
- - - . K-t , "ana succeed in arresting tne marca of vTee-l"' T " (the funds U becomes the dutv ef the Branch tfcey aremadeby mea whodaro not sund.responsi- 8er,Sergeant & Co., toward Federal princi-d 9ntJl?t4Mmn V Th I to enter all wch payments in'its Iooks to the Ue for them. We thought this explanation neeew- nW .nd Inwanl . .-r.r kwk.nl. I mil to provide for the appointsneat of a spe-1 ,r,, f .w. Kt.i. ank;.,t iK. a.t f it
arj.ao thai our friends can account for the moo-1 We call UDon every man of row te de rear law ngeni ie collect tne sutpenoed aeos was gi-kia- ymA Cnenrnissioner. whose dutv it
. T m m aa m T
a -v wmw mmm m iarp- nnmoer m o inTefl (be Mme r Bank stock, either by eadsneata were proposed and discussed at I .n;i.i .rn.i.k..
Iconsiderable length, when I Mil wai .rend Ionized, or by investiagil in behalf ofthe
I - . o o -
sirous slatemenu which may appear in that feder- j duty, and to save
al concern no person is responsible ! ! 1 your doty, and all will he welL"
CrPoeey township patriotic Pey take the
Posey TownaEaip.
am aw an w w mwiffnaeiaiss . ... - laAwsesv swe msi wrw wa art cauiMHK aywiiivuni
kad. Her citisens sneak in the voice of freemen.! ..... the State Banket Indiana to issue notes ef a nmMmlmJ:i mmiUiJlA uZ .nlA
1 A t - nVIJ . ,Mm,l Ak K.lMSkJwmla . w . . I Mianwwsw.iwni eiwif iws IMW W wn sjk w
" wwmuK uc , lew ncnonanauon tnaa ave dollars was taken ,k.iMtwL- .... i,ni.K:
vO! Wiagsham. upon the face ofthe children b, SI-7-r Oracle. ,5. tk. snrplo. rerenn dUtribul.J
rotias Ibr those who are endaavoriasr to deetrey Ti.lr. SlZrr.9 WM" Bene the diSerent caunties can he wlth-
milorioo. inheritance. It is too late .day "1: "J d cenrerted into Bank stock, the
isfirs abether federalism is a disgrace-ear al- w-.. W- h,li.w it nti.l to tho T.j:! TTi!:: K .V boards ef couety commissioners mast decide
f Mdmiasd country, aad the prastita ted energies
a sir staple, feel now too acutelv the iron heel of,
feimVmn.
nr. . . .
snucrsianu that 1'osey has nominated a.
ntire township ticket for the April election. A
I ao&le example for her sister townships. We call ! tbe Democratic Whigs of every township.
vwtberia the majority or minority, to come ant
M rate for good and true men, for rest asrared
tedtyisaot far distant when the federalists of
W pretest day will be classed with the Mae If Kit
ad Hertford ConttHliomutt of other days. We
tfctetorecall epon yoa to stand firm to your integ-
WT oetermined to rise or fall only with your ntry and her interests. Desperate efforts are WTet making by the loco foco party. Stand
"wolder to shoulder, democratic Whigs; sacriice
frime prefierences for the good of your country gilant. Swear to sustain vour nrinciDles.land
w nnport those only who will sustain them.
-Vfirioa, rfactriaet.' The Franklin Demoef April 10th, 1840, (five days after the last Pril election,) comes out in great triumph and joics over tbe election or a federalists as inpecf elections for Brookville township, counting
1 treat gain over the previous August election.
w whs'c smHiw w iu adea tuenesmiire avnea. noeaa. ixu-i- ... r . . r ,, .t-
Whig Pri.cipl lh.1 iiwfmn nwwlntiti writ Iht. moot U ' 7Z S7i 1 fTA . .
pecial
in favor of the
i IV nuvi aavmw; in m ritci v nni 11 lrAlnliAnnriha anuMint rtllf cf and tntr ma il fa Ms
I thro hours in lensrth. when the House ad-1 i n j . j i :e j.ii .
- v -- -- 9 IUUC. rroTioea, iiwcvcr, 11 nuj ueuiur iu iourned at 10 o clock. ,k:. r..nj .k.n t,.MV ; .k.ii h
i9 m . . 1 iwiiw piiwii weii svui;vi tiiaiw m ss nil A 1 feL. . . r . a. . I . 17
" i ismriTB iiui iivu vi inv lurcnuou ui leiicp i
Ua ie call upoa the Democratic Whigs to
aitrUaA 1 . . . .
-r ioe corrupt dynasty, which baa ruled our ""try to ruin, what is their cry! Oh, lord v! It
nionstrous nlot! Nfrioal"
a
"ot, whig of Franklin, we conjure by your fcOfcoUBtr. mnA J. . :-. ...
j iwui uvniosa i hicicumi w uwbhv
fTo by your sasred altars and holy rigbU.to ttcryblow you strike ha for Uml and vonr
tBl1 for tbe eradieatioa ofthe last roots ef
ritberi
a m. s.j-, . .. . . ,
, -m j iocoiocoi sm. aouca,tasiu snu
"" aot the u. .v:--
n. ..it
h you in the honesty and candor of our
taat it
.a naaaalinn wf an Whiiv I VnirMM nsiAtl anil I n al 1 ft m . a IP
wwirejis.uw-1 vi ea re esnj wwugiwi r"- I IRCrcvtl III"? IIOVW RQIwUmea lO DCtl 11 - I , t . ,rniiUirn,irn
KofVh inth' A1? the Uithdrnwnl ofthe orpla. revenue nnd il. conthe duty of tbe Whigs of thw Dutrict te aid House again met, nnd permission was given ; .nb wu. a-a -r.
ia eff:g this object. Therefore , toR. W. Tl-ia-.
Keflvrd, That we highly approve r the St-warts. contractors on the Central caaaLto ..r.tt. . .i.
inrsf sra-"t. .k. ni ".mcr" r im w.i T i.
of a candidate tor Congress.
Retolrcd, Tkntso far as we are concerned
we will endearorte secure the nomination
the mast saitable personnd when so nomine
ted we pledge ourselves te support him by all
fair and honorable means in our power. Retolved, That the result of our late special election has more then ever convinced us ofthe necessity ef vigilance on the part of the Whigs and taught ns how far wc are to con
fide in the professions of our opponents; professions though sacredly made in words, yet
basely renounced in practice
licsolvedy That the delusive rry nl "no opsition" will not serve to bamboozle the
Thigs of Poser Township hereafter.
Resolved, That at the Whig ore of ogethey
ill hereafter net nnd spenk for themselves
nominate their own candidates and rote for
them.
The following persons were then appoint
ed as delegates to attend a meeting nl Brook
ville on the 4th of March next.
will be a foul disgrace to support
lit. ark I :i J ..
, - mw ... .imw Wlilft Hl
7 n th nun of President, by increaa
7o executive power and patronage who ac-
People of being inaapable ot self gavarn
iJ , 7 T"ey have heealed away by
JJ elder"who eupport a Suh-Treas-luTr wk dfen4ed the causa of the British ia
I"1 war. Th. n
rZ!6!1. Uk" fiau
mn m to him at It nor rent, interest nnon
day was spent in discussing the bill to provide delivering his note to the proper B-anch a ith
lor selling wrwnnww nonus w urem Inffif , endoriers. for the oarmrnt of the
the out standing Treasury notes. The hill ,oin he my owe. Such Branch is required was finally passed. In the afternoon the loperTnit the renewal ol said note on the first
House resumed the considertion ofthe small dn. 0fjaBuliry jn each year, upon the paynote hill, and after tome ducossion it was ment of one fifth partf the sum originally
passea ayes w. noes o. nf, linlll trie whole is paid. The Bank may
- I in its discretion, grant any indulgence to such The bill before passed on this subject, it is debtor, which if usuallv trrantc to other bor-
understood will not be accepted by the Bank. rowCrs: and upon being satisfied ofthe insuf-
ELECTION OF FUND COMMISSION' EH. Both Houses of the Genera) Assembly, on
Saturday afternoon, proceeded by joint viva
voce vote to the election of a r uud Commis- . . a a tvr s v
sioner. Jn tne second vote ihoah ixoblb
was elected. The names of the respective
candidates were used, we believe, by their
friends without their knowledge. Gov. Noble was spoken to nnd urged previous to the
election to be a candidate, but peremptorily refused; but his friends faking no refusal, presented his name to the convention, and elected him.of which he knew nothing until Sat
urday night, he having returned to his resi
dence in the country sometime in the day.
We understand, however, thnt be has con
sented to accept the office; which we have no deubt will give entire satisfaction to the people of tbe state generally.
Shall Note Bill. After a portion of our
pape rs were struck off, last week, we inserted a note,informing our readers that the small
note hi' I had passed both Houses, of the Legis
lature. We understand thnt the bill author
ises the bank to issue notes tinder $5, to the amouut of $1, 000,000, for which privilege she is to pay to the State a tax of one per
cent, on the amount so Issued.
The following is the vote ofthe Senate on its passage:
Ayes Messrs. Aker, Angel, Arion, Baird of St. J.. Beard of M-, Bell, tftair, Carnan, Collins Eggleston, Elliott, Everts, Ewing,
Hantie, Herriott, Hoover, McCord, Morgan,
Mount, Nave, Frker,Kilcv,Mnllord, honip-
son, Watts Williams, and Wright 27.
Nobs Messrs. Armstrong, Berry, Carr Chamberlain, Clark, Cravens. Dobsos. Hockett, Hargrove, Harris, Kinzer, Lowe, Nickel, Roberts, Stevenson, nnd Tannehill 16. Law. Ilea.
Urban EJgarton
Jamet Simmouds John Morgan
Wm Anderson E Tyner D C Gallon Samuel Jinks
James Wiley Coburn Murry
James Allison
Edward Johnson Gideon Jink
David Hazxard
Milton Gordon John McWhorter Andrew Murry John Lewis David Larne
Alfred Thompson
fer federUitwneaa. WiUiame III nWit mil 1 . I Va ft
M iv,, . w nonor er common decency,! raraur "nefaaeus" for as te denounce that I J Hewlnnd
Henry D.Smith
Wm. L. Roland A. S, Babbitt Ievi Clehdening Samuel Hedrick George U Smith Wm Arnold Jonathan Williams Perry Woodyard John Palmer Heray Irish Arnold Marry Jamet V Johnson
Washington Hardin
Jai II Reed Will. Gordon jr. Erasfus Parker Zadok Wheeler Littleton Loffland Jamet Vilott Jas B Barnes J H Yoong
From the Indian Jonmmt Fi. 10.
In the House on Thursday, the principal
part of the. forenoon was occupied in the discussion of the small note hill and after a number of amendments were offered without success the previous question was called, and the bill passed. The Senate refusing to concur in said bill, on Saturday a joint commit
tee of free conference arranged the matter ef
difference, nnd the bill finally received the . an a
sanction of both Ileuses, and nat become a
law.
On Saturdar the House closed up all the
b'tsinese of nnr importance pending befi re it.
Tha bill to nrovide for the further construe-
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uonolthe Madison ana aainnapnus iau-
road, passed. ...
In tha creniag n resolution icnaennsr in
customary thaaks te the Speaker was ofiered,
wka Kir. JJuaoar snereo n suosmuie mucn
loearomnlimeatary in its character. A very
warm debate followed. In which a considerable personal and political feeling was min.i.t.d was continued till after nine o'clock
.i r;.ki. Iteasrs. Bowles aad Henly took
waa ssia.v w
nrraaiaB to SnVO rent to a lime PUT, pviiu
cal and personal spite towards the Speaker in their remarks on chit occasion, which we
hiii wns trulr discreditable under the
II tllsalt sl airaTEs Ve were much pleased with
I the honorable, and magnanimous course of
Gciency of the security taken, may cause such
note to be protested and sued upon at any
time, after notice given; nnd a failure to add
additional security, in a reasonable time, the
proper Branch, instead of making this ar
rangement, may receive the existing mortgages, where deemed solficicnt; and where
the personal, or the mortgage security is deemed insufficient, the borrower may give mort
gage security, if preferred lo personal, on un-
ncumbered real estate of double the value of
the amount to be secured. The net makes!
ample provision to secure the safe transfer and delivery ef all moneys, notes, bonds mortgages, &c. to the Branches of the State Bank.
Hie Commissioners of the Sinking rund
may extena the time of payment to thi borrowers of that Fund for five years, upon their present security, or if deemed not sufficient.
by giving additional satisfactoty security ;uch borrowers to pay tbe same interest as required
by the former laws. The Saline runt ren
dered subject to similar provisions.
I he present agents ofthe surplus revenue
are continued in office, subject to removal by
the count boards, who are authorised to fill
all vacancies
The dividends arising from the Slate stock created by this law are duty appropriated to the tame uses and purposes for which the funds aforesaid and their proceeds were originally set apart and created; the respective
Michigan U. S. SejiAToa. We learn by.
the Detroit Advertiser that Ihe two Houses of the legislature, in joint convention, on the 3d inst. elected Gov. Willi am WooDamuoB, to ill cfSre of United States Senator, for six
years from the 4th of March next in the plec of John NoavauL, whose term of service will then expire. Mr Woodbrige is from New England, though he is on! of the oldest resi dents of his adopted Slate. He is a gentle -
man of great worth and lalei tjinl ol unwaver
ing Whig principles. Cm ties.
After consulting with many of tbe Democratic1 Whigs of the different townships in this county
we would advise that township meetings be held in tbe several townships en Saturday the 27th day of Fedruary, for the porpose of appointing delegates to attend tbe convention to be held at Brook-
vil!e on Thursday the 4th day ot March. Tbe cit
izens of the county will therefore meet nt the
usual place of holding elections ia their respective townships at 1 o'clock P.' M. on said day unless
the citizens of any township should maks arrange
ments nreviouslv for meetin at any other tima
or place. Appoint ooe delegate for every 15 vo
ters in your township.
Democratic Itlcetitig. The Whigs of White Water township are reouesled to meet at Snows1 Schoolhonse on
Saturday 27lh insL, nt One o'clock P. M.
when bufriiwss of importance will be laid before them. A general attendance it requested. Let all turn out. Bv okdeh or the ExecvnvcCuavrtTEb