Columbia telescope. (Columbia, S.C.) 1819-1821, February 07, 1826, Image 2
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,: ???v^gt'irwAfiiy'""/,:
W'Svi wlrwwrtlotl to MetiN. <.Vtt>w*?,r,
" l. l^Yfwn^oc^ ^ef the rirtn*
?jf \3?o Legtatntiiiv, Hofe* ol thoir w|icech?
/is ch> Jim#* ?>ii*it'? Resolution*, jfor
i- l!?o jmm |io?u of obtaining ilioir ?citliiricnU
flittliU queMion, urnler ttiolr, own h:iWl?;
hut itt tftwp *peechcf lm>? no^et eooio
i?. timl it apuonr* to in tlotirablc to keep
4?p (ho coiwocuilvo ortlor of debute, we
? 'iiiow publifh u *y nopals of them from mir
'? iiote*| holding ourtelve* In reiiilinesi* to
publish thorn entire, tvUcucver they come
tohanil. " . A .. , '' " J
Mr. CAl.OW'l'.Lf^ iaiO, ?bewonl?\ not flilen\| t
to follow the i; initio aOo thniogh *11 tho *,
they teamed ditjiotvd to U*d the bnmmitio. The
IpMMi who introduced the*# nmeuded re*o?
lulious to lay groat ft res ? on the opinions
'if Miwrul governor* of itnt<?s but ho wnt n6t
.dUposed to p*r more respect to their ooiulont than
16 thoto of other distinguished iivtlviUOnl*.
The report made by the committee of taut mm*
,%n, met his cordial approbation. The cluilrmun
*f that oommitter, be ?aW? Wtu Car more able
th?u he coutii pretend to lie, and III* report ?|>uW?
j the language of truth, and tlio language of tound
c^llty. '*/'<? >
'y,?' (litre he read Mr. PHoUmuU Resolution*.)
,1)0 We not, Mid .Mr C.owen double allegl*n<;c.?
flavo wo not ?worn to supiKfrt the Constitution
of tlie United Stilts, at Well at (hut of Ihis State?
We art hut ? ahtld of tlut common parents (if the
State*, Uio general KOverumwt, Oar power* ex
tend only to domedta regulations, suoli a* relate
solely to tho Interest* of thUbtntc.
|< it for its, as a Legidnturo, tp iay%*bettier
Congress hat jwited uocorotltullorydly? It would'
he to mv, that the members of that Inxty hnd per
hired tnemselvb*!?that the IVculdonl had per
jurfcd himself!?Wo have a Federal Judiciary,
which Ueompeteut tosity whether the actaol'Cou
g?tn are oonstilutioiinl or not.
Before an unennetitulionid law can ho mndo
* binding upon u*,uot only tbe Congress, and IV**!*
dent, but tho Supreme Court mu.t act corruptly.
Hut tbe people have the corrective in their own
baud*. If tho Congru* (>ati uncaii.tilolloonl
ts\w?, they mud turn out the member* who vote
fur tUoh law*,arid elcct heller men.
It te uanoce?tary to dwull on the minuthu of
(hie sutyeet. f think tbal the absurdity of iheM
JVipolutiont strikes every member, T believo 011/
Chief Maglitrnte patrioticand virtuous--*! believe
the Congress of the United State* patriotio and
virtuout. To pate these resolutions Would be to
imitate Georgia In a course nf conduct which hat
disgraced her in the eye* of nil her (iilcr ttatci.
Mr. A, TAYM5H *aid (he Imd never crated to
nnticipate tblt debate with the deepeit interewt,
I have,'raid lie, endeavored to pertutde mjrmif,
i' tha\' the ?omi?o Adapted by the mover kiid tup>
uortert ol tboio einunded retolutlon*, It marked
out with a view only td the good of lliflr count ry.
I have board ail thi-y hive Mid oh Uie viibjent,
.^>ut my oplnf(At rem:iltii tbe *ame. X raunot
otmiiRolt?and all thtlr effort*, with respect tome,
tiavebeen unavailing. However cotttcin'nDoui
the gentlemen m/ty be, we are not hound to ft>|.
low them Ib.their opinion*. I am this moment
Jiruily pertuaded that \y? ate engaged in n dtV
r.uMion, Irom which the country hat nothhig to
hO|>el butavgry dhing.tofcar. I now offer to thla
V'ommHtke tho fellowHig re*olutlon?
"HAsdlVed, Thai it it not txptdirnt fur the /?.
alula lure (opau airy reeoMiont on the subject at
Tutiedla." " ... < '?'- t\
' . >ve are, in litis ?ti??rt?iToi|, wondering from our
.proixurnoanft Blr, If wo nre now eelin* In our
iirivuto cipndly, I ?ul)inH that we ought 16 nd
foitrn, find discuss(MM reiolu lions ?l private gen*
liftmen. I hevonO whh to donrlvc gentlemen of
, tU Hs?*t Ihnr hnvo in their private tenacity; but
il protest egaittft mi tfrttrpallnpflf thfc right? of (he
yeople, by net lag ?i .? tegUlatdre on thefe reterfu*
-lion*. .On Wd know the wishes of our conelftu.
*nl<, on th(? Mhjaetf/ f do not know whetthe
views of my epmllla*i>(,? are. We wo In d?rig*F
chert or cowpiw It bcoomee well the member*
of tlil* iiot'w, to reflect ihrU thq period of their
MjW & Jrewlnj to e dote, poet It then
tTmiUp (M
:E?l?
?nnWnt liw'.or he* hot'eet*! wrong.
It tit the United Stele* have often
. J against lh<> encroachments of the
M Vri,
|n e warning voice on IhUsubJetl.
eetf#, "AwuM Uifc u?urplng powerel
?ra&& a? i
wh'eh our altehtioh II ?n loudy eetlrd? Are we
afrnld 10 IrUst the I?e0|il* ** ?hoiiUt liow
t?ke the p^wcrou* 6fHtelr bends.
<-#e*a~
MR. POrtf BR'a SPEF.CW.
, firforttht (tmmllltt ifikk vkotc on Mr. Prlolrrtn't
J UMtu/lent (H tht hgUluture of South-Cnrttint,
JHtmbrr 10, IBM, {
'<?? ? The subject before tlw> conitptUfie, Mr. Chair
inan.irftfhtMhret Undid* que.tlons for oft? coil
ildtfrotMl* first, the Irnth end propriety of*
rcsolutloni submitted,1^ the member Jrom Yc
(Mr. Smith.), Befo^tr.ll.e right of Ihh Utf
tow to eiprert IwiWnion on the r-onrtit "
ebty of inwiiuVos /idopn-d by rongr<?i?.
thirdly, th.< rtxoedlency of expresriniTmi oi
*t ifcVflm* If. til# ?
mgm
?wWj|>C#?WW ihe opinion of*tb<
feajwSir^^
po?Hion,wmen <j*? (Tivwru too opinio* 01 ?ne
.Vbpta matt itf thepeorde from the Ant orgnnlwi
Hon of the flovommrnt (town to the profit Dlft.
inc(it. It b then, nl lesit * doubtful questIon; cjp
on? wWeb thA first mind* of tli* Union may doubt
And have doiil>tcd.r-Otigbt'a6t thoSlatoe to have
the Iwnefit ofthls doubt?
Cientlemen, on the other side,' hnvB clnlmed
this pijvrtiW Congress, M* means to promote
Ihcgenornl wolpire." 1 Will iahswfcr them by an
tliofity from;(hefjr own sido of iba ipestlon'. flf
any Individual deserves tho praise or censure (call
it which yon pleasej of extending the power* of
tho Clenernl Cioverumeht. (hat individual it Henry
Clayt ynt oven ha was not prepated to go to tho
length which the gentlemen have gone. lit dis
tinctly disavows tho defcnce of this power on tho
ground* which they hate taken, and on thli dli.
avowal argues that no has hot atMstatlstd from hit
old republican principles.' Hit sagacious mind
foresaw, that tha adtntsalon rif tldi doctrine, at
once ohvialnd.the nencsalty of any constitution-?
nt onto annihilated e vary tiling Into Slate (Jovrrn
ine, sir, thnt opinion* coining from Ibis qnarter,
III have pro|?er woigfat with tho gentlemen.
But, sir, there it another nAbJect of romplslnf, in
whhdi I belleye the gentleman will bo more ready
to agree with me. I nllnde to the lata Tariff Act
Call this an Act to levy n tni on iuinort^llont In
order to p'roinola manufactures, and It wonld ha
unconstitutional: -I havo no doubt thnt even the
Federal Judiciary would pronounce it to. (Jut,
because It it called a revenue ,measure; although
there is noeomplaint of a deOclonr.y in the lto
venue; although the Treasury I* tilled to overflow
ing; and although it* advocates avow tltirlr object
to bo Iba protection of manufaeturet, yet forsooth
became tho act hai a constitutional nmnp, it i?
therefore conitltutkmnl. Sir, I cannot turrly ml*,
eko the (eatings of tkb committee In believing it
unnecessary to argue ort'his ooint. Our Senator in
Oongr??i, who t|?oke on .thtt <juc?tlon took thu
true view of it. lie contended then, at we con
tend now, in one of tho resolution'on your table,
that Coritrets have n6 right "to exercise a (tower
granted tor particular oblectt, to effect fdlfcfr ob
jects, the riant te effect which hat iHiver been coij.
ceded." lie,therefore, denounced the rfct. as un ?
constitutions!, at|tl an overwhelming majority of
the popple of this State heartily concur, with
him, In the denunciation. from every view
which I have been able to give to the subject, It
Would appear to me, Mr. Cbnlrmno, that if the
union of theso States l? to In? perpetuated, It can
only be by f strict adherence, on the port of Con
crest, to tho ruin I have suggested In compiling
the constitution. It may bo ttfely, predicted, that
when they overleap these, limits aroat agitation
will be produced in the public mind,be?nu?e such
ha* bit hrato been the Invariable rc?ult. But it la not
so easy to foretell, that not Mr# worse wljl result.
The people,no doubt,are wurmly nltacbedtothe
Union?the people >f this State lanv sure are.so.
Trusting to the force of reason,they will he alow
to resort to any other means of redress. Hut If
the plain and obvious meaning of the constitution
Is to be frittered away by nice aud subtle distinc
tions?ir Congress perseveres In Its efforts to
attalni hf irtdtrttl means, (towers which certain
eminent individuals could not obtain for them by
rf/rcef means in tlse convention which formed the
constitution?then; sir, the time must come when
we Can no longer submit io these usurpations of
Car, without rendering ourselves unworthy the
i ol our forefathers. We eonceive ourselvea,!
therefore, acting as Ute true friendsof tho Continu
ed onion .of tbeso Stales, when we respectfully
ndvise Congress to keep.to thp strict_litter of il.o
Joner wnlmi
powers are rout
meof more
autlwrfty underwblehth^y act. 14 unoonfalr
experiment,additional powers are found wanting,
in order to render the Geneml Oovcr.imeot m?r?
efficient, let the proper implication bo made for an
smendment of the eoOsAtutltff. The s*i*? good
cause which created, onn surely anteud M, it It
he foVmd neceetary^
This ?lr, U All lb*t I ?h?ll my on I He Ont part of
Ihf w1ij?ct: my objaet in ffcini bed b#rw Lrirtct*
|>nMy toipepV to tbedd endaddiMMlont. The ro.
lojottona ttibmlttedby the member from t'hurlr*
lon. (Mr. Prtolesu) deny the right of thl? Mu*?
ttanta|
mentj end the gertflfmen oppomd to metn th(?
dfll?te who My# ?p9k?nl eppeered to be ?o well
*?t(*Red whh the innete rtrength of those te*olu?
lion*, I bet they heve not thought proper to come
fotih lu, thi vdefenoe o< theV
Ihrr^foro llio itrtngth of lb*tf cn?e, I do hot
the*e rffOlittlooi Cn
IpiMt mmmW
i.
?iffr
u
_ ?<k4wraovct
18i?(f? to require a com
eenl* td the CootUll
;to|WC?^t(ijlM
jfcetidmcfita td the
m Mich; to 1
nmendmetilt
tpraortheh
mSS^^BBSm
,< j?d
e?lved)o be W Afire
And the 8late? *< .
**,*?.
dered, 'dm It would bt> Idle tb look there'lor *
grunt of what wo are already |)0?l*?
whlchVe have never In nny wltoreUr
It has l>een tald,ihntort ? comUtullonal
the oicnibcr* vf Conceit tit ?? judge* ?Nj
onthi. nnd therefore ought not to be inttructeiL 7
I ' Admitting' It to he fine, that they do eit In
Judgment on Our rlglltt, l? Iberv any tiling Itt law
or re?to??, whleh would hinder utfrbm pretenb
big them wlto the tffength of our mm to ?bow
j l he ml he' linpoHouce we Attached to it, nod there
by induce n'n^ro trrioei conridorution on the
tublect? Mny not n client in any court of jutllce
do fhlt? Bui?remotntrnnce, whotbtr by the he*
gitlfftnre, or the 1'eojile, It not eddre>*ed t?? Con
t;ri.-?? nloae. it hat oeert wielded by enrflurea
ton, even under another government, n <n>e oi
itbe.moft efficient weapont In defence of their
?rtahit and liberties. Since our indenetidcnee It
hat boon finely eieretad by tie, on tlie principle
thai it free government, li In fact n government
J of ?iilnton,' and ihnt whatever lend* to enllghteu
I |inbllc O|4rt1ou; whatever egcilet the mind* of thr
l?eopte tori rrlotii cootlderetion of the conduct
of puhlie o>?ii, or the tendency of public men*
??ire#, |< not only talnlftry Hit Indbpenftthle to
the eg|*tenre of inch n government. All thear
gotnoul* which would prevent Iho Legislature of
* fltnto from derailing tlili tight, relative ?oe?>n
?tHntionel qucrllod', on the giftuml ?f the judicial
character of 'the inerol>ert of Congrtri, apply
<tvilh?(|u?l force In the right of the pnople lae?
crpbe ll, anil ootwlderlng that both have been In
?ho linblt nf doing to, unco the firft eitabllih
nient of iho Kovcrnmrnt, It It not n little remark*
nblo thfit their right hA# not beta tooncr culled in
'l<ie<tiofi. Tbo fifth resolution l? at fotldw*,
" "fw/fw/, T.Sal the Htpreunt$Hrtt of Me Vf
pit in- Cvttgrru, are only retvontiblr. mufor Cod to
Me I'tap to Ihrmntttt." Thfr, ?|r,.U admllled ??
far a? itgoex, but it doe* not alatithowhofe ca*e,
the resolution might vary well- have gone on to
w?y, Me/ lfi? Neprtnntatfreoef the Statu in Can
urtu arc rttpoviibl* under Gad to Me Ltaulaturti
?/ their rrtpttHre \Sutt$ For, It wlW be re?ol?
lected that tbn uto m dMlnjPtljf represent
ed.in one bt.ifi'-ib of Congress at the People Ut
theotyitr, and the.nectnliy o( their,being to re
printed, wm to Obvloui lo the Convention
which formed the Conititntlnn, that'the tutaller
State* would nevtr liavo voluntarily acceded to
the Union 'without lh|a provUlonjiu tlify could
not have done to without tublectlng their tlcarcil
and mojri important Intcretti to the abnolot^ c^'n?
trol pf the larger 9la|ea.. Anpeclet of ajavery
wlilrb tboy wero then not wllllor tomlopt, ?unl
whfch l hope we will not now tu tor to be forced
upon ds^by hiiphcotion. At thUrvtolufloti hnt no
iininedwe bearing on the quettion *t ittue, I will
conclude my comment on It with thl? remark,
ihwI.adftullng UiiBReprettntuN'et in.Congrat* lo
he reiponilble ahme t<? tbo IVople, it .Will Miv:
leinly edd pot n liille lo the weight of that f$
plw^KfK
lure, on'i matWi electing (lie Imereet of tUi
dtateai/a9lMe.
. 6th. *?eW/r<(/( flu Me f?Wj
ore qutte eomptlent to th?
pimlrole/ t\t tondmt tk
Coagrtw, it KtU et their
UgOhture." Thle retol
ites fir any mlirepretenlallon of tlielf.VWtW
feeilr?g?. And here, tlr: I have ageln' to
irk tha Ingenuity with which theie re?tqljo?
ve been arranged.> Wd have two popular mix*
>te toehlldren we give e lump ol tnwr to pre.
pare ilia palalti for the medicine, and then uno
(her |o*p(o take nway ?ny of the taite that ov*y
remain.
'tii."lUioiad. tw f4? itiguuauMinnn
n# pmttrh originate thntrtdtn?n//(/i/< only to ttp
pig hi Confirm lo teU a tonrtmUin for Iht put
pf offnnpoiing tmiplmnti." Till# ha< nr> v?r>
rloto wnnoxiou with thn Mihjftot. *???t kiting if
before ?W, twill nnewerll, On thr Very f*<* ol
It there <* * ednUftdkttoni MgitUturtft (W* nw
told) ft'inot ?riritMfe tuntniMtnit, end vet In tfic
main fcrrMh, that tlity fiftto ? rlf^et trt dom?nd ol
Coi?*rtH n r.onvenllou (or that fw rpo?4., The M
Mention, I Ihlnli
Uiu?i'ffe>o!vM,
UrdMPH!
tloo cA lb* Unit ft) ftt?te?. to uplift* to Coo
?rwe to coll ?- convention for thei pn*t>o-#?. ? _
fl-tfft ?l?, find lmt r?W>1ttilori, hie follow*
tht It forty of t he ptoplt of thh tounlry will ?<
*tto*fy.$ftijtngtrtA Hheiitrtt tk*w/ptrm{t tSth
ttrranh In lib IsgUhtuf* nr in Congttu,, to uM
tkm,' {It
It ftpfww, ft* I liojw we. b*?n, th*t we nr?r ont
fttelng no r*>wef* thet do not tM*eh tone m tlu
Oofrrnmentof thoHfMo of potjth^erotla^tfcer
[i*MfM*?ftry tn oonrtfcr farther IhU H
It li not tbn tnlnelple, hnttb* nppltcn
the Mutton thet We ?p<ttt<ai..
SMtt
mEwS**
tin
tho auhjfct hftf boon arfyed on the ft?pr of Con*
fwvf tan butlly engaged InvarM* jwti of tha
Union in A?!ns |H* ?cHa of road* afrl oanaW, ?nd
aitlmttlng their probable ?o?t?. And the Mt*if ge
ofthe Woldenttif (ho United gtatea inform* n?:
thut th- o? dollati hat Iieen actually ?*
pernio .*ot Knuiteintu .can Ke nothing In nil
IhH v *d? wilt ?atl?fv ttfeir.mlndt. If ?tioo*er
tvidmcb i^r^iuhcd,IdOnot know thntl?w?ho
Kevemie wn? w<*te<i in vmI ichrnier, or litfio or
noproflt io.uO wndcrlako loj'emonitrate, n much
?ironjer argument wlrfht be dfaWn frow our
fllrnco. ft mlfcht then 1* iwld, with ?oihe ?*iow
at propriety, why <Ud you not Ink* tills Hand
ivhmi \\ A told you thnt wo were About to mnbnVk
Ip lhi?*y?tf m? Why did y?u fold ypttr Afm?, *9"
hy your ?Heiicc,fte<jufeaceln our moa?ur*.?, when
you MW II* cngngtd In .Mrveyir nnd r>l|matc??
Wliere >yu then yoor fremomloneo? It conic*
? now loo Into, wo have Wily engaged to ,|fao.?y<
I cot, nod list* ftMnt too much money to retreiK
from it, on eonititntionalacruplei, tye ore. told
nor.-, wall, l< t ir? ?co what ihty will do; l>ut wo
?Mil uo told lkt?, why did yort wni| when you
MW who* Wo. wore aboot to undertake?, lint If
{:?ntlrmen cannot perceive In thaee ?igm the In.
entiom of Congr?jte,M tn Internal Impfoteuifint,
they, will at leett edmlt that thoy.kaveactcdin
relation to tho TarWf. -Thi? armament wilt there.
fo<e not apply to tho eipret>Io? 6( oar opinion on
tuaUuhloct.
Wehave)icpt?told, (hat In them hulcyrn dayi
of peace and nrqeperlty, we ahould not dHturb
tbepublip oilndby quettiontof thle tort. I fart*
not perceive, the force of tbit argument. When
the Country I* ciidiugired by foreign inrariurt,' I
abould brand (hat man ot littlejbcitrr than a tral*
tojrt who would withhold hlji arm from her do*
(micy, to ;?n.iulrc Into hbw Imagined Infringe.
mpi
tyotjld withhold IU aid: in order.;o deliberate*)*
lit conttHutiphal righu nudMiviUliet.: la ??efc
time*, n patriotic gtot*,wopll my. with the hi*h*
minded Docatur, right or wrong u?y' arm ibut
rttik* for tflj couftl#. Uut. fir, * time Of pro.
found pcacf, \yhan our deliberation! cue not ill*.
turbed by even a pmldentlal warfare, when the
nubile mind It calm andunrntHeJ,od'J continent*
ly omh to the re*aMloo of truth; aocb a' time, I
ihould if-lect ebovn nil other*'tot the djtffcittin*
of Important qiiMilont and etpeclally Mich at (1*
the laud inarKa of^hc Citneral find Plate Clover*,
roontt. ? ,
II Mi bien alto ttld, t|int wa ooght no
cite the femylng embeitof party, r 1/ U
dujga In the Utogriaa n6tlon that a free
ment ran e*1<t without part'-- * -,J* -
tlilt portion. Rut thfc-ivj.
and of ^11 other*, trachea a?, that this U i
expected} arid that there wHUlther he i
leal oarlm, rir pe*out| fa^lqnjfc or i
prbelpler/If the -fetolutlont a.rrf, ca)*u
emit* any, H v?IH l>e of th&fciter kind,
the cbrtlea of avllt, | would mitch prefer m 7 ?
any other. But we have been atarmed with
Jin, we am ln<
n'-niclent,oad
leadI fo no remit, The gentleman cannot aurely
think to. or why oppote them eo ?wc*woatlr'
No air. If the* are clothed In the panoply of truih,
they talll go forth conquering. aud to oofupiee; In
d#?i4te of *41opooflllonjjiatl^thr.y atra didltnte
of (bit *hh ld arid buckler, (hen ludeed Ihaywitl
(all .to the earth at Impotent and Jnefflclontj at the
gentlemen thenwelvet could with (hrm*' /.
My Colleague from Wmyaw (Mr. Taylor) hn?
Imprmlvcly urged, that W* are not apprised of
theaentlinibU of otu conttUnaffit.ontkiatuhjeet;
that the term ofe*r power* It ebont expMne.nnd
that we ought, therefore, to paetpooa (he conttd*
eratlon of the queetlon Until another LegWntnre
I'bat been elected. ftttVnft *a ha*e th act upon
Important question*, wlthot^ aay Immediate
Inetruettone from our oonaiitueotti upon what'if <
tAfalr to ha (heir will, agd what we conceive motl
eonduolva to their inturette. thie, howeverrh
net ooe of (beta aataf. Tho tnbject hat been ar*
Madia Covgrate. Ithae been dratted foryeare
in thepuhllfljoum!?l?,andayear tUMawat brought
not now ?*certala*d, I 4a not e*a thai they ever
Spts
adjj^too, that they ordered it dWp?ied of ??
rK*Jr? w ? ? ? ?
2to MM Wldrhtlonaf odr ^rih of ofla^, thH
aUli
I iiTTnilPrwvi
i * M {nK '?W V??>r:*W
''""' itV' <' $Si?3$$
out by MMlpiK for
rirtoii, relatlr* tot0*#f
try to the north Vr?t<.
lilo?, for ?it Inquiry ??to tl. ^
tot ft cujldm honco in tho. town of
Ubod0l?!awl< The t>llt,ldifoHiVt|ini,.-T
tiwjdutic* of tootwge ottJ imputt ,w*? orJb
of 132 to M.; 6Wrnl ntlfttopU wore ran
yeiterde;
(twin
Vot*
to amend end twjlpone ?lto
the m?MQre held toother, f
rrxru'KSilf^ap
Miner, of IN^iylrM^jfMd yfa J>M?;?ehle jotno
rmoluUotii on tha?ulijart of rxuriuhe, which he
?<*?mp*nlcd hy foqne eppfoprklivemnrlu,
(tilled fotfh ? fawiibimilon* frtofo Mr. FonyfK.
A reflation wiw ?fleW'tOi otr motion of Mr
Strong, ol JTow-Vork, direetltt* ou enquiry Into
the ?u*dl*it4y of a?|<lnf mere fK-qdent Hili'e.ot'
tho |tnh)k^l?,*nd.lM ?ttMUerqu?iilititi;oh ?i?<w ,<
ti on of Mr. Trimble, of Kentucky, jtUtiyA fotle.
?eruru end on woiiotiof Mr. C??h^tenr, diV
New.York, roUUre to the rtm/tu of dtatf tftlitftr
?If. w)or?, or Altratttli ^ilM,wWlow?(k>o
fr?m the Wer Dopertmeht, rejeflvoto tl^torvti
CfthUit? of i Mirvey of tho Ma*M?i 8hoeU; awl
Mother hy Air. Pierre, of lUiixlfhUnd, rtUuyfr
.? ,r f ?
. IrtlW Wwto,