Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

31 IC 1 1 1(J A I EG I LVrt HI BOBU March 2 THURSDAY MORNING MARCH i to donate My recent election to the Much inducements mould not be held appointment ic should nut make thei no question bentf on 50 a a as oninifuiel or President of decision ate Ma 1 delinquent was the cause of the Macedonian being whot for the district of rd bv it was full for pa cars pay their honest ob to tiitmaeive tjp II It Butiop Re Meyer I'Meint II Hnsoni barncei Vcafce settlers on Laid on port gs in eight ed le to It pre fi considering the ole bv which ed the decision of the chi oo tnanufactur tig ssu utfona and be vote being Uen thereon the HlKIDl'V ci pQudibic out to them ht footing With the le motion at some uni the re taken the committee upon the Licl II Carried on the table exec Hive session When ioi of Gov On vesterday Got elch transmuted to boli branches of the Legislature his resignation rf the office of Governor which held fur the past fifteen months The tetter of resignation Is a follow JetttiW Citizens of the Cennt' partner ulp question was yC l5 Sniv II dr DENTON then move! a reconsideration of tie vote by which a mijority of the Senate voted i me pas age or stie Tne bill then Lid The crennte went into the duora were On motion of Mr fo" the preservation taken from the ble read a third tune and Tne bill faying out of Moconib was a I 18 nav 5 The English papers complain that gold is growing scarce being shipped to tne United States Ju30000 in gold left in the Prince lbert for New York on the 28th of January and the steamer tba1 was to leave on the 4th of ebruary had £300000 insured to be sent to Boston and the for March wa aLoexpected to take a large amount to the same port Breadstvff Tne capacity or the United States for supplying the wants ot Great Britain with breadstuff is shown in an estimate conia ned in statistical article published in the New Y'ork Ex press It makes the surplus of wheat and Indian corn forexport to Wheat 600000060 lour 350000 barrels Indian corn and meal 17000000 bush Cy We received the Courier yesterda but 3s the 3 ph broken it contained no later as much indebted to though in time train of lo neat and appropriate with Legislative pn he lad Ilan American heart with this galiant vessel with the living from her tna thus AV ILehy140 tem lrge PA RKHR HROTHlt niunv to the eminent hive brou rh tionc tht have come before you far vour delibera tion and decision and above all for the untiring in dustry with which you have devoted your 'whole time and attention to the interests of the otate I Though the official ties that have bound us to I gettier are now to be stiodered yet I confidentlv I nope and trust that the ties of frendsnip beretbrm ed will be broken only when the last thread of life i shall be severed Gentlemen accept my bed wishes for vour future i neaiinaM happiness an allow me the Senate to bid you farewell I Air LATHROP then ntfered which was adopted yeas £1 nays tv herea 11 wire wa news We are just friend however as The stages now come through engers to go west in the 8 o'clock being only about 43 hours from Buff'd or bound copy orjihc Revised Haiuin 1 ne connection which has hitherto existed be twen the xenatean i my eit must hcrefore be alvec ojiricg tne time trial I hate presided over your deuber itiODsr it has been my most anxious de sire to contribute a'f in my power towards alls I A 11A vl I PR It 3 one cm1 Pnravol vmeu received by express the Great estern un i Deirurt Carl eore I Tr wnri a ling a ssectiun makin board to pruvid the a of the Le i The Alderman from the 2 I i sorry his com petitor does not take the result more philosophically Wipe your weeping eyes llph and let take a harmon ious gla over it The profits of thee See shall be divided and if you made any promises be fore election and unlmc the msjor pari of your par ty intended to fulfil them perhps some arrange ment can be made to pacify the disappointed ones been presented with a fine lot of oystersiby our friend Arnold of Hall They were brought through from New Haven in 70 hours 'A recommend them pAPER SHELL ALMONDS ar le bz 4 HILL committee of the whole the bil tor tiie uertn aent Byron and pack of welt used card vir GREEN said had beany hope thit the Sena tor (Ir 1 burber) would vote for he would give him good and sufficient reasons why the people mere should not be held accountable ir tne Birney Roorback but' that desparred of ever getting that vutc snd hence would not go into the defence 1 he question then taken and lost Nfr BUSH moved to insert Howell in the cb fniv of Livingston The amendment was supported by Mr The people of JLivingstun were willing to donate one hundred acres of laud in the village uni budd tne tae buildings besides Before the question wns rose and reported and had leave to at again 1 tie (Lt Guv Greeniv) then re urnarf the cha and a cuinmumcaUuo wa received ind read from the Governor resignation of that ctace and the res gnation was accepted La Gov REEN Y' then and aid: bESTLUiK or thr Skmatr: Tne communica tion the Elective resigning the otiice ot Gjvern ur hiving been accepted by aions or tie constitution ot and duties of th Governor freighted During me last war with England wis captured by the gallantDecatur in the Cons tution and now to send her with bread for starving millions of the country from whom she captured would be a eight worth seeing know not if the fact of her being captured Irom British med as but the cue (IT We are under obligations to' Weather ley of this city for foreign papers received by the last steamer In looking over them the accounts of the starva tion in Ireland appear almost startling The govern ment in the Works commenced for the purpose of affiurding employment in that unhappy lind have al ready expended two millions pounds and it is eaid tne cost until August when the new crop is gath ered will average half a million pounds per month This large amount independent of private sub scriptions shows that 'the sute ings of the Irish people are not confined to a class but mat it per I vides almost every rank of life Yet the snifering is unabated accounts strill reach us of strongmen dying of starvation and whole families dying liter ally of want In thfs land ot plenty it 1 believe these things yet they are bxckel dence that cannot be resisted We the ra the vessel to send on this errand of mercy selection is nevertheless an appropriate the substitute by duty of the state jrary fir iierinasent ones can rom the judiciary committee introduced a joint resolution for tne relief of Milton and 3 ih id icy which was i wice rea 1 Mr EN PON ottereda resolution for the holding of evening sessions Lost 10 navs 1 1 Mr DEN riUN ottered a resolution instructing the judiciary committee to sell a specified number of the revised statutes LOCATION THE CAPITOL The Senate then went into committee the whole Mr COOK in the chair on the bill for the location of the capitol Mr GREEN moved to insert Pontiac The question was debated at come length by Mers enton Dtnforth Green Bush Thurber and others ffT Gov Sbunk ha sent in a message to the Legislature of Pennsylvania in which be speaks in feeling and appropriate terms of the misery for want of foed in Ireland and the highlands of Scotland ihe closing paragraphs of the message reads thus: the teo of a common kindred impel led by the charities of our nature and holy spirit of religion the people of these States are pouring out their abundance for the relief rf the sutLre they are expressing the fullne of their gr Ailude to the Great Giver of good who has bountifully blessed their basket and their store by sending bread to famishing men women and children thanxtul that we have the memsand are moved to enter upon the work of piety and be volence I recommend to ibe General Assembly the immediate passage ot a law for the trans upon our public works to the sea board free of toll ot all bread cutis and other provisions which the kind he iris and open hands of our cit 'zens are pro viding for the relief of those upon whom the hand of affliction is so heavily RS SHUNK Chajxber eb 22 1347" New Castle (Tglish) Guard an has the following 'is expected that fifty thousand dollars will shortly be transmuted to starving Ireland from men of theGreat Republic and that New York slate wilt send a goodly portion of the sum With a pecula tion of only 5000 Jersey City has collected one thousand The paper from which the above was taken knows but little of the deep feeling of sympathy which is felt in the United Elates for Ireland New Y'ork city alone will raise near S50000 and every city town village and hamlet will contribute lo swell the amount to millions he eiibsli alawassee co'inlv pets or wbten substitute was given me ngs ot 2 load vl SENATE A (IT Tte' concert given in pursuance of the re quest of a public meeting the proceeds of which are to be appropriated to the Irnh Rehef und comes oft at the National this evening ur pro gramme see advertisement trbst alt who have music in their souls and charity in tiierr hearts will be on hand (Xy LiacB Hussey of Cass conntv the present sergeant at arms of the Senate has been appointed a DeontV I Iniletf Sluss Michigan Detroit Market AIactr 4 lock yesterday wa tik freely a 53 Hi 4 XHrket Miirch it 1 47 nre were a few movemews ftt Hie market ou Saturday nx wnfismtlnr the embarrw ments of the weailwr A eokl ran wr fallinc nearly maklnj cut door Iwxineu very Has eeaMe indeed Holder ive coacatsJ tiuJe on Buffalo Cuy mill flaur aud sale of 00 ls iftiwo loi were made a fl SC fu ort Wayne Hm ral at 300 Michigan a 75 nnI ers general fy however will not go below al 74fr It bee OtioO tuh Miehtvaa heat ii ore brought j1 There is nobbing doing in corn JtoMer continue firm at it et and purehar are net willing tn above 30 Mes park telh sparagty rj la other mstier we hear of hd cliinceaadtei linle doing Tms is a ne doctrine the may be found in the writing hs ducirire been red true it Jetterson rn iv bj ailowe 1 la speak from the tomb through his writings doctrine is tu pass has to puntsn fraud witn severity and that laws shnnM Iy soar rt Kii' kbai a Atu 4u piwuiDi cjiieesun Ul Beniamin ranklin th? man thnt reached tr hea ven and took the streaks of lightning from the clouds who smd to the downward rushing thunder peace be tt'1 hat does he say Does he think that aman should not be obliged to pav what he owsl Do ranklin and Jeiikrson tay so? Is there any thing in the declaration of our rights contrary to the ietier and spirit of this law? That all men are created equal i a declaration subscrbed to by Jetierson and ranklin and all the represen tvcs of the people in thathonr of trial and if the name uf the Eternal ha I been subscribed by the fin ger of Deity so that we new had the fiat of the Al mighty upon record the great and fundamental truth coul 1 not Eave been esiablLhcd more I nenLy on the of the American people lnt does it mean we are the same in a physical or moral point cf view? It does not mean that any two are atite in tnuse resnectsr it rnosn thii nracratd equal politically that is the true meaning and it mean that when the legislature creates distinction? that men are nut then on an equal fooling we Lie the principles 1 id down That the ts correct and American is conceded bv every but not practiced bv Michigan legislator I ask gentlemen to tell us what security a man has tor hi money when it comes the hands uf the crafty whether the sheriffi to make a privateer public sale 1 How the court who issue the process are to know whether the homestead is recorded or not a a to entble him to certify to that fact how long time a man may have lo record his homestead be fore he may be told by bis wife that ha neglec ted 10 get his homestead in the language cf this bill? ill gentlemen tel! us what particu lar time the wife may assume the mastery by virtue of this bill? Gentlemen have assured us that the bill is har monious in ail its part and say that it is framed according to the best of their ability: If thia be tree it is a sufficient comment upon their legal ac quirements Mr Speaker ibis bill has been earned to its 31 reading by a strong vote and 1 lea it is to be rushed upon the people in al! its deformity 1 of gentlemen to pause This bill pa the monument of our infamy published to the wide world through the statute book copy the following notice of the recen 'ion and interment of Gen remain Georgetown the place of hta late res dence ffOm the Batam Sun: of Gkx HAMER Tie remain of this stingmshed Cltrzen arrive 12U Georgetown oa nuruiy ibe I3h inst nd were interred on Mrn cay the 15th One who was present at tttd fun 'r wrtes us as follows: Anintimniun that the remain of the lamented Hamer were then to be dep3ed in their final rest ing place was 11 that wa req 11 red to assemble" thousands uf hi feiiow citizen and friends to ew the mehneholy proceedings By the hour of 11 cloc not les than 5000 persons had assembled Tne immense procession was formed near the Court Houe and moved to the ite residence uf ttm rf CCaaed body of Gen If uner wa there delivered Ho She po of the Masonic raternity acconho's his dying request by Thompson esq tha Ktaie Commtssiurer with a few appropriate remarks I ne orer ot the proce sron w3 aa follows: Gt Hie dasons £dthe members ofthe bar Sd the military 4th the hearse drawn by ix black hursts 5th the re tires 61 the ettizms The procession con ducted by Mr Buckner then marched to the Banti: Church where an appropriate prayer wa offered by Rev Dlr Rowe which an eulogy de livered by David Disney esq of Cincinnati The body was then interred in conformity with the ruls at tne Mwomc rate nfty Every 'thin wa con docted in the most solemn and imposing' mner Thuendthe carear of Gen Tbomts Lhtne Peace to his 3lr BLSuI was if the capital wv Im in any portion of the rorlheaot part of the fii: tux i uKMG ds moi php senled icy argument in favor of such a location Its health the enterprise of ii citizens the ease with which access could be had to were fact which should not be overlooked Mr THURBER bad one objection vt hich must be explained before he could vote for Pontiac in 13 4 1 when struggling for the ascendancy of demo cratic principles a ctrtain roorback wa concocted and put forth and it lust to the democracy the state of Ohio This must be explained before he could go for Pontiac Mr DANORTH spoke of Pontiac and its banks and of Sh'avv asee and it bank as reasons wr vtbev never shaud be trusted with the capitol YVhesi tne latter went down its assets consisted of a to ednesduy ebruary 4 1347 Prayer by the Rev Mr ield PETITIOX3 RHShXTfcD By Mr DENTON certain papers relative to the location of the c' pira! al Ann Arbor By Mr ITZGERALD a communication from citizens of Alston in relation to the location of the capital at that place REPORTS dr REEN from judiciary cmcmittee reported a bill authorizing any five or more to a for constructing tines ut magnetic tele graph in the slate of Michigan The bill was read tw ice and the rule suspended and the bill read the third tune and parsed Mr from the majority of the comm tteeon mcorpor itions reported oack" the bill to incorporate the Pioneer smelting company of the upper peninsula of Michigan Referred to com mitiee ot tne whole Mr GREEN from judiciary committee reported back Hie resolution relative to the claim of Job drookfie 1 and Rodney Payne and recommended I its pastiiie ne resolution was read a third time and Nir GREEN from judiciary committee made a written report on the resolution of inquiry as to the supposed confiictton of certain laws of Michi gan those of the United States Laid on tne table rom the committee or incorporations Mr AL LEN reported back with an amendment the bill to incorporate the Grand River and Kalamazoo rail road company Lid on the table Mr THURBER from coinnntee on internal improvement reported back tne bll to amend the charter of tne Michigan Central iilruad Company Tne bill was read the third time and passed The bill gives the company tne right to make their annual returns to the state officers on lhe 1st Dec instea I of the lt of Jan 1 Mr GREEN from judiciary committee reported adversely to the proposAion fora change of the laws in relation to dover Agreed to Mr ALLEV from committee on incorporation i reported back the bill to incorporate the Hillsdale and Cold water plank road company Referred to committee of the whole Mr GREEN from judiciary committe made a written report in relation to a change of laws in relation to the issuing and staying of executions in favor of the change with certain amendments to the bill Mr ROBINSON from committee on publiclands reported back the resolution instructing the com masioner of the state land office to withhold cer tain Lnds from sale with a recommendation that it not pas inasmuch' as the subject is already pro vided for Laid on the table The committee on roadsand bridges reported back the bills to authorize certain person to build a acres the Huron river and the supervisor of Ionia county to exp nd certain monies both of which were referred the committee of the the following 0: Excellency Atobeus elch has ten dered to the Legislature bis res'gmiion uf theoirice of Governor and the Pres dent of the Senate has thereby become the acting Governor of the alate therefore Reolved unanimously That the thanks of this Senate be end they are hereby cordially tendered to the Hon YV ilfiafn Greenly late ex officio Presi dent of the Senate for ie ability dignity an im partiality with which he ria di charged the duties uf presiding officer of thio body Res jived further That in parting with this body to take upon himself the discharge of the duties to which he ha tans been called he carries with him the warmest wishes of those with whom he is been associated tor his prosperity and happiness The Senate adjourned Co0gtei for th a rita'e fur the omciat ter to com mence on the fourth day of the prta month of vhch the proper ev td hs been furnished to me induce me hereby io tender io the Leg aUture my resignation of the office of Governor of the tate of Mrchiganand respectfully to solicit their of the same to take effect from this day Having receiver at vour nano an which wilt soon call me to the performance of da te connected with lhe ederal Government I may be permitted tn signifying my acceptance of the sime to expre you my grateful mnts for thi mark of your favor an confidence Wailein public life it La been tny highest ambnton faithfully to perform the trusts committed to my charge and 1 receive with heart tell gritEcittcn this renewed evidence of public regard I hal! a ime the duties of the oli: of a Sena tor of the United States with a deep sense of its high responsibilities and with tinfe'gm distrust of my own powers an I qualifies lion yet wuh a determt natrun diligently to devote inyseh to the promotion of the intereata of our State and of the Union Tender ng then my resignation ot the Executive office to you ellow Citizens a the representa tives of the people bv whose Jlrrages it con ferred I retire from its duties gratefully acknowl edging the many unsulicitel favors received from the people of Michigan and with a fervent prayer for their continued haopiness ind nrosoeritv ALPHEUS EfCH In bis from this station to till th a Senator of the United States Gov elch ct with him the best wishe and the conndenc 3 ot all partiesand of al! men Hi administration of the state government ha been an etiunelllv s'iccesiU one Taken from the bench of the Swureme Cout against his expressed wishes bv the Democratic State Convention and elevated to the office of Go vernor of chigan from thence he was tranferred by the same piny to a seat in the United State Senate and we confidently predict that in the new station to which he is called be will add to bia fame Lt Gov Greenly by the constitution is now go vernor of the state His speech to the Senate on separating from that body as its presiding officer was exceedingly been conversant this and anoffcer state years and cm safely iy th in tvbo preside 1 with re prom and dignity than Gov Greenly To his aid as Governor of the state he brings talents of the highest oruer and inucn experience in state atfiir He is a Democrat in theory and in practice and we doubt not will administer the af fairs of the Peninsula State wisely' and well' As sociated with Gov elch in his a Imimslrition he was freely consulted and we understand concurred in all the measures which mid: that ahnioistratfon successful A prupcstion has Congress to allow the Ui cedcnian to be used for tri the relief of the sntiering people of Ireland trust it will be adopted What sght could more pride ihm lo sei UEN I ON the bill to provide the hwa of state wa and aner being amended was mgtne 11 gully of the Senate an 0 the facilitating 1G bti ne I low far I have attained that object it will be for you and the public to determ me But gentlemen 1 should fail in my dutv to you and to myaetf if mould retire from tti ciair without fir at expressing the deepest feelings of gratitude for the uniform kludne anj courtesy that I have received from this senate a their pre And here permit me tobetr ieH abi lily and zeal which von to be upon the mullilarious que periment but $ay they have inserted a tike provisioo in the constitution of consin but 11 i not yet imtified by the people perhaps it ill be perhaps they want somebody there whether thev pty their debts or not but I do not believe it is worth while to call in those fugitives from justice to the State of Michigan Leiter knock down the walls of our jails and open the door of the £tne prison arid them out we have belter tnen there than you call inhere If you want them to run at large let them out if you want mure eroundrei why confine what we ve got It is a piece of cunsummite fully to ap point Judge and Courts and means to obtain judg ment for dbt when you cut cf alt hope ofcoilec tion There would be something manlv in the id of doing away with all the laws for the col lection of tita and putting every mao 00 his own honor I would be a thing that would demand oir attention I do not think it jrecfbut I shou'd re pect tn comparison with th: To carry on alt the paraph nha of Judges and court obtaining judgment and execution and then cut of by this ted swoop the power to collect i most rediculou ne ductrme the gentleman has said it on but have Speech ofMr Turner At reported in tfie ILt ijc rf Reprcsentatirexl eb ijj on bill to dejinea hronestead and exempt it J'rmn execution: Concluded) Agrettdea! baa been said about rnen in trade that iliey may fait they may Theqiies Hon 1 what shall be done? I would aek gentlemen point me out any family that has sufficed from failure 1 know of no bruien down merchants Michigan whose famibea have sufisred but if so snail we legislate lor this part cuiir cias? aatl we induce young men to ga into the mercantile bu by saymg you do not succeed we will protect you? Such men are genteel in their appear ance and easy nd polite tr their manners Thev PETlTiOr PPESEVTHD Bj Mr RUEiDALE of Brolherson and others tor an extension of the piper currency of the country By Sir ADAVj of ollet and others that fur ther securities may be required for bills issued as currency in the State By Mr HARRIS of the Supervisors of Ottawa county fur extension of time for collection of taxe in the township of Norton By Mr DAVIDSON of Julius Dean and others fur repeal of the charter of the village of Pontiac REPORTS By Mr GLEN from committee on public lends A bh to provide for payment of images for right of way through public lands of the State which have been purchased and not fullv paid for: to com Mr ELDREDGE mittee of the whole A 30 1 bilit xameoJ chap 53 of the revised Statutes relating to the distribution of the school fund read twice rules suspended read a third time and passed Also bill to testore certain forfeited rights to Hamilton Smith and other passed Mr ADAM from select commit tee to whom was referred joint resolution amendatory to the con stitution reported the same back with a substitute which was ordered lo be printed Communication from the Executive being joint resolution adopted ny the general assembly ot the State of Michigan referred to committee on Mill La Mr THROOP introduced a ll giving criminal jurisdiction to the a ne count court On motion Mr UPTON the vote by which the Houaeconcurred with committee of the whole in striking out alt after the enacting clause in the bill attaching certain towns in Gratiut county to the county of Clinton wa reconsidered the amend ment was not concurred mand bill ordered to a thrti reading Mr A DA moved to reconsider the vote bv which tne negatived the decision of the chair in relation to the passage of the bill to incorporate Institute Mesr Adam and Johnson spoke in support of the dec'sion of the chair Messrs Adam Turner and Truasdale spoke in opposition to the decision of the chair before the aestion was taken The House adjourned Death of hirlixg Thlmiek This celerated mnebago lief recently died at an advanced a among his people He was the oldest chief in the nation In our last war with Great Britain he he'd a Maj commission in the British service the fragments of hich he preserved with reat care till the day of bis death His Indun name was of tne comtmi nun let tn cm go certain road in tn county hir time ard tsej ve Cicotte has be arrested and identified as the person who robbed Mr Cowan near Detroit Rochester Dem Hid VYefind the above in the Democrat This i wide of the mark and we cannot see how the mistake could have been made Air Cicotte is one ot the officers who assisted in arresting the per son who robbed Mr Cowan EXTENSIVE WATER POWER OR SALE A Washtenaw Co on the Hive Kaialn It Lux waler ulhetent for driving fnor run of etone al nit nines A xw null now ui ulCcsful oi enuiuu on the prenn or lurih particular eu qae of Alan on Case or Hmntnin Manebe ier A OB fiAG aALE By virtue of a certain ludeniure of IV iaonri bearor dare tie tventj day of Au 'Bt tt nod reenrlwl the otfi of the Recrsier te! tor i he county ot aj on the Idih day of 1 leeeuilwr AUI eaecuterl try Morri BMiop nd Catherine Biliop io the uni rnurgyee on which thre due nt the ifnte hereof r7 GIIir nod eem principal and IO Sr Qu Bueoday ihe first day uf June neit at the Cuun ty Court House IU the cuy Heiroit nt HI Io i proceed idle tor wie utpuWic nueiinn the lott J)r ocacriaed yiTCi premises lo it All tfiui piece or pucel if and lain lliectiy uf heiroiL nnd lymj on the south aide of ranklin street in said city in the part of aanl eity called ihe Ki rd farm ert on (he wet by lands conveyed by Thorons Ctu ke on ilirmlv 1 Peier Hcanoyer on ibe tif by UqiU uYvncd by IhoniiH Clarke utki i1Jim a Henry At Cumpillbein? iltyfret fronton aaid ranklin atreei and exteadinz imek one hundred feet nmre ur Prm Jteuuar Moren 1 47 WILLIAM TK EYXk ImTHRor Hcrnuun Au'ys mnrt 'iKv en lhe erected O(ue six veers ueAmuse eujone fuunh down fn anr bQftd anti inorijfM nn hr Uutfield i I inquire nl Ihe oth of Lnthrop 1 Avenue lietrint or the und rsixne i trot March I marSlCu jj 'Itstc Cav lr ljui fc 4 Quadrille from tarUaxa Ia Parisienna tavorxe VVahz sten apt Klhs Qua 3iep Army Qniek 5iep 'slop Ila Belle Galop Uneionul Hon fofettes etc rlr at 1 Store Moarue Men rim rr lr "ear Ihe city of 'P into the ciivuf'Mmro and "u111 be brno ht IJCtXy or fir hern a'er tor over eupw ror inner particulars eiafiure of th nf rfter Aithe More Vo JJI corrsr of jeir MUXT suet awnt or Jefferon avenue end Bandolph BALCH moved to infnrt Evens ivlc tUTidini! hi? amendment and in 30 he de attd eorne length the qne tion ot the capi idt If the tptiai was locilcd i an poinr which b'yuW ah! in develop nj iJia van of ihe Crr md river valley he predicted tba: the viiGge of titanl Rapid tn twelve years from this day would present a popilnron as Lrge as Detroit nuw i 1 le would go fur the removal 10 some point I a fir north a Lvon The inyiion was lost I Mr I ON moved to insert the village of De vtit tn the county of Glinton and after ome cusstun by Mr the motion was lost senators rising in its favor and 10 again' it i Tne question being on tne substitute tt was aj i vocatej by Air RaRSONE in a speech of rome length iu which he spoke of the injustice to the north the cause loucded upon the neglect uf I ie state whicn let! to the sparce settlements at the north wnen contrasted with other and mure favored regions Nir went into an argrument to show the advantages Ehiu a aee count pu3essed for the erection of the public buildings i Lriore the question a taken the committee rose i reporte 1 progress and asked and obtrned leave again Tne senate niar I Two buiJUior cppwiu ihZciiU HhJ rcli 1 Grry'iJ JHllLfor ihe Grocery a UU vn 1 McG IT iA'Xh prosririor nf he Mrdrunhr urn hc ne an1 onl? or tin his hdp Xee7tf 4 Ibe ne VLHAEbMcGtVG LI ot rIEt! STATES mining COMPANY I inz of the anmctnly Adopted meet Hie (toy of 1 ebruary 1 17 't cd coiupuny held on A oeH lon le same oo bofore th iah" lied bn toek and hb inrerein Jr 1 eMU luufnc rfo jiurP for nnnpHvment vv" lieirMH fehruory KAI I fe2ut znw13mJ LA in Hoo LGOic urd ikraMefesMPnw in thc mi eh Posreosiun elven the ly of VKveu?" (uarrMtn A XAAOLDS A fill ciseiy By orgcr ev IU1 prB N0IlTH AMERICAN MINING COMPAn" uS Ih troit eb "7 11 lL Ki urn oc en ouu abosit the drunkard how his fitnuy saouid be protected As a general tain me dn CK ird is a man that has no property uaJ tict: a uu wne sat gets itB on re saouuj cord nur starched ip netgabor Mrs Sucb a pne I debts ia iieia ui record tuu tne women commence re cording and pre cal tne men from transferring I i tuen from the mar: and there is no pro ision tar nm to get rue property out of the state of Mich igan It la a matter of property the state that neercan ba removed He and sne together can fix on another piece ot land: if the man and hio wile cia agree to trade together they can uo it then once in two year Th at is ail they have a right to do With their property Bat suppose they want to go back to New York or to California or Texas mere is no provision by whicn the man cm get his property away uacs the law to et him ro uiid vve Keep him here No liter how he got the property he has gut it and that i enough Bat the wo ot part the bill is that relating to finea and peaatiies Crimes and mi Jerne i nors are i taken into consideration tn this harmonious bill oihiog is considered to possess anv alidiy against I tl i Jt I) i I Ma I rn i is I i I a tux aitfuuei io ueiiiuur cut down his tree detrov tus fences or fits croos ntknv ui oe recovered tram him Wbv not muse it armoniou and declare that there ianJaucb thing as iraud anu crimtn hty that all cUch things contracts and bonds and covenants have no bind ug validity in the state of iMichgiO? There is a provision in the bill winch retlects on the state It exempt trom debt between individuals but not against the stale There was a proposition made 1 1 anuv ec jna WGO na(1 purchased ot the state and pad enough to purchase forty acre into tne treasury to record forty acre It it had been that they should record forty acres whether thev had paid tor it or not it woalj have been more bartno mous ny ahou the state hive her honest debts paidanymore than individual? What is the dis tinction that come up betore us so bold and prom inent and I ill ad I invidious Tne date says to individuals you sh 11 not collect your honest debts but you must pay tne state and a high interest even tvveniy 5ve per cent and forfeit what you have paid unless you pay the whole I protest against ini kind ot legislation All that wasclilined was to record the land paid for In adopting a law we should adopt it on ume principle so that we can be able i tell why it waa passed Another thing th it ia beautiful in the bill I lav it down that there is not half tne men in the state mat nave got the amount of property protected by Ian bill and the othsr of exemption Then you are preventing from this very Get the pour from eoilectmguJebts from the more ealthy in more than half tne case It is the poor in ma iy caes who are eueiog those who are worm more than they are There was a proposition made that for work done or for necessaries of a life a man should ba able to collect hi pay but it was voted down After look ing it over it was not found lo be harmonious It wa repugnant to the principles of the bill and con trary to me laws ot nature that a poor man should ba permitted to get hi pay by law Another proposition wa3 voted down which puts to siiencc the assertion lh it it is intended for the benefit of a poor man which puts a qutetus on that It wa that if a man would come up aud swear that he was not worth $200 and another that il he would Swear he was not worth 350 in the world that then he might collect of aman that nad this homestea and a thousand dollar besides A in worth notning cannot collect ot a man worth two thoueind dollars enough lo buy bread for his family if they were starving 1 call it a bill ot abominations I believe I his bill if it pae will become a bve word and reproach to the state of Michig in A bill of this kind never can stan 1 tnete of experience it is opposed to every principle oi justice It is claimed th a it is popular but are our tables covered with petitions for it? No such thicm There may be a sampathy for a class of men those vv hs ive lived in ease and affluence It is bard for them lo be compelled to work but shall we pass a law to give an adv image to one class over another? We had supposed the world had token theliber ty to suppose the writings in the law books as lin ed tba: me character of a an wasof moreconse quence than bis property But it is discovered in 18 17 that character is nothing comparatively that the possession of property i the evidence of great ness and the amount on hand the criterion bv which to judge I look upon it as an unaccounta ble position taKen in the bill that a man may be allowed lo trespass on his neighbors steal thcr property slander do any rong and tort and hold his property secure against a claim 1 1 is as unjust as any thing in tne world can be tn the shape of a bill Il is an abomination I regard it as such The people of the state will regard it as such and the democracy of me state will never sanction it Vhtrn a man get mad at hi neighbor will he not cut down hr trees or his corn? There are men enough that will do it If the law will sustain taetn in their malice when quarreling with their neighbor toey will go to the extent of the law Tuey have a right to do it And they will do it thereis no mistake in that matter Again are we going to produce peace and harmony in family mat ters the list of alt things to be disturbed Is it not the very thing to induce women wheth er there is reason or not to make the Will they not asume a kind of pride in thinking they have the breeches on? In any little do mestic quarrel will they not ue liii in threi' rung nothing more It is throwing a source of disquietude into the domestic circle I not a dinner of herbs where love is better than a stalled ox and hatred therewith? Are tney not better let alone witn tbeir property than meddled with bv those gentlemen? It is a small business we are going into family matters It is invidious in princi ple nd must be pernicious in practice A woman may control a thousand doll ars of a property so tnat he cannot use it for two years nor even then without her consent It no argument to say that nothing be done under it or that it may be repealed if it i not founded on correct principles it ought net to pass our laws ought to be such as to command respect Have we not passed and repassed every thing tilf our law books have become a libel on 'the State? Do not men believe thetr rights are put in hazard when they send ns acre? They watch us with fear and trembling they are in constant apprehension of some new and wild project to set tbeir right anoaton an ocean shoreless and bottomless Gentlemen cannot pretend but that this is an ex A I'C! i 330 prose nriion matches for aal ly A BRuTHKIt RM eltow Hal' WOJ4 foQmp At the National fotel in CRT of the evening rhrMy March riUHJKOl pu i i il (Hark! hark! each pertaR hour) 1 uhan from La det tf laiy etnitio Cielo (Piano and duiej The orever calk from C4uir4rauJ adj frumUie Mountain' ART SECOND ibe a ghten Kinr Ar Irmu MuseS fn ypt arraure I tor rhe Piano by TlMlber 01 H'1" or Brash Irish ir Ii (uno and luiel ii''ltY1 Uenrpter frtioi Winn Thu ai Rose of Ifiiti lEelody Lonoc Mynheer Van Huru HR Bhop ja'! ytk s' 1 eaeli to be ban at the principal boM an4 ul the no tat ore uod iroui Uk msuntrers of pie committee HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES Tuesday March 2 1847 ATERXOOX SEsslO' THIRD REVDIXG BILLS Bill to provide against the recovery of damages done by beasts and cattle where therein not a law ful tense passed yeas 43 nays 13 Joiut resolution in relation to the amount ie the University fund from the countv of Lenawee passed yeas 40 nays 9 The appeal from the decision of the chair on the bill to incorporate the Raisin Institute was taken from the table On the question that the decision of the Chair do stand the vote wa yeas £4 nays 30 On the decision of the chair being reversed 'The Speaker declared the bill paed The Houe went into committee of the whole on the general order Mr Noble' in the chair who after wards reported back the following bill Bll to amend chap 20 of the revised Statutes relating to the return and sale of lands for taxes Lid on the table Bill to provide for the relief of the primary school land or Univers ty land the table btli amendatory to an act to organize an active Militia to a third reading Bill io amend an act to" establish a State road Laid on the table Bill to authorize the minor heirs of Martha Town to release their cli to a certain tract uf land Laid on the table Bill to attach certain townships in the county of Gratiot to the county of Clinton indefinitely post poned The House adjourned Prayer by the Rev Mr Davidson March 3rd Uujj.