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EUUOl'EAN INTELLTGENCn. The ship Manhattan, in 30 days, and the Itn-port or, iu 29 days from Liverpool, arrived at this port on Saturday, brought London papers to the 17th, and Liverpool to the 19th of April. tnttrciihig decision for stage proprietors. A late decision iu the supreme court at Northampton, has made the proprietors of public stages liable for the acts of their drivers. The suit was brought for the recovery of a package containing bank bills to a considerable amount, and convention nominations denounce it on ordinary an innovation upon established political custom if the usual passport to the elective franchise has heretofore been obtained by a studied subserviency to the purposes of an interested fw still the inveterate prejudices of the day might suggest an apology, not a justification, for yielding to the accustomed modes.

But on an occasion like this, when the delegate is to ass'i3tin new modelling sacred charter which affects the risrlils fgST--A number of prominent re NEW STORE, 2'TYW GOODS rWUlE subscribers are now receiving and JL opening, a general and extensive sortmentof at the store lately occupied by Mr. John Scott, and opposite Pomeroy's CoiFee-IIouse, in tho village of Buffalo, consisting' of Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Croiikers and Glass "Ware. of Genesee couniy, uwiouging w.u divisions, have joined iu a circular ad- i the town let Ls and as- i of the several towns in that county, re f6 to rive notice to the inhabitants) NiieatiDg nnnint 116 (he county convention on the 5ih nifSt ID tf June nexI lur candidates for lh approaching state The circular concludes with a- that the object at the course recom- i to defeat the effects of party or- if that and 1 3 oli Hi happiness of million and a half of freemen, ould advance to the great work, untram- melled by party excitement, policy or oblisu tion, and, with a mind independent, dispassionate and decisive, devote himself exclusively to promote the destinies ot a greiit state, and Hie Happiness ot iuture generations. JOSEPH W. MOULTON.

Buffalo, 22, 1821. The Convention. It is now certnin that the most violent portion of the bucktail party in tend to reject all conciliatory propositions from the republicans, and to make the convention entirely a political question. The Tammany Society have issued a bulletin, in which they recommend that all the delegates should be choseu from their party, and the Mational Advocate has of course taken the same trround. We understand that an overture was made, ibal --Mian JO diiecunj, i 'i iuS.vo nd free expression of the sense rMunoia 1 tour out ot the eleven delegates from IN.

1 urk men, according to circumstances, thro France should be republican, which the Tammany So- to sPin, of which a certain number, say promptly rejected, and contended" that SUaH rt'sl France, and be replaced by the whole delegation should be bucktail The. an eql number of French troops, for the Spa- i of the yeomanry of the county. I I Shis attempt10 ffee lrom tne I. rtv faction, is independent, and cnl 1" It K- ted to produce a ijh. our good wishes ior n.

YiUi We reccivetl New arranged by the board "oifiterst the'ust lesion of congress, for reducingand luog the wMW reace establishment but -u iPth prevents us from publishing any orethto the nam oi iuc uum unu who have been retained, which are sub- urah Crown, Major General, Ed P.Gaines, Rrirodier General, Winfield Scott, do. Bngaurer" fi-nArn! Thomas a. cr Henry Atkinson, Adjutant General. Joho E. Wool, Inspector General.

James Gadsden, do. do Gaor'eGibsou, Commissary General of Sub sistence. Cal'ender Irvine, uiuuiissnr uhumm. Parker, Pay -Master General. Jcweph Lovell, Surgeon General.

Aleiauder Comb, Chiet Engineer. Simon Bernard, Assistant Engineer. rirtl Reziment JlrlilUry Moses Porter, co- Booitord, lieuteuani coiouei, Joan e. art ifalbacb, major. rsataan lowson, loose, lieut.

colonel, Jacob ilindman, major. 3d Rtg- Art. W. K. Armistead, colonel, G.

Titchelljlieutenautcolouel, James Baukhead, 4 Rep. Arl.Jonn iv. Fenwick, colonel, wrfctiVUIatn Sfacrea, lieutenant colonel, Abraham ot Iot' CastM, major. 1st Infantry T.Chamber3,co!onel, i. W) Ttl li.intiinnnt drklrttlol WhartonKv her ifcsjor.

i tin i' id rust Hugh Brady, colonel, V. Law- lieutenant colonel, Eoos Cutler, major, 3d flegf. N. rinkney, colonel, John M'Neil, 664 Ktgt. Josiah Snelling, colonel, Henry eaven worth, lieutenant colonel, J.

E. JXukins, PPr- WRezt.D. L. Clinch, colonel, illoughby coloueljAlexandcrCumiugs, Regt. Matthew Arbuckie, colonel, m.

aisay, lieut. colonel, A. K. Woolley, major, the general orders accompanying the ar- v. -1 1 usi, me xresiueui airecis, urmi oiucnusc dered, that the immediate command of all troops west of a line drawn from the south- most point of East Florida to the northwest of Lake Superior, be assigned to Bre- Major General Gaines and that the troops it of such Viae, be assigned to Brevet Major Srntt.

which bad been entrusted to the cure ot the driver, to be carried from Northampton to Springfield, and which somehow or other was lost. It was contended by the counsel for the defendant, that the proprietors of the stage were not accountable for the. accident, but tbe court held a different opinion, and the jury returned a veraict tor the piainlitt. The new county of Monroe has already es tablished agricultural, medical St bible societies. lbe American Bible Society (thrcu'h their secretary, J.

Nitchie, Esq.) acknowledges the receipt of 3529 54 during the month of April, during which time tbe issues in bibles and tes taments amounted to 2976 15. A post-ofhee has recently been established at Williamshurgh, town of Groveland, Livingston co. called Williamsburgh Post-Office Charles H. Carroll, Esq. postmaster.

A prize ot $35,000 in the National Lottery. has fallen to the lot. of six noor nersons. citixenc of Philadelphia, who clubbed their wits and their money in tbe purchase of a singlo ticket. MARRIED In Fredonia, Cbautauque co.

on the 14th instant, by Thomas Bull, Esq. Mr. liajus Day to Miss Lmxly rlamngion. Iu Cairo, Greene county, on the 24th inst. by the Rev.

Mr. Thompson, the Rev. Deodalus Babeock, of this village, to Miss Mary Hine, of the former place. In Niagara, Niagara county, on tbe 22d inst. by tbe Rev.

John Forster, Mr. John Burlin to Miss Sarah Decow. DIED In Aurora, Ohio, on the 3d instant, Samuel Fouwakd, Esq. aged 63years, father of the Hon. O.

Forward, Esq. of this village. At Bremen, Germany, the celebrated Dr, OU bers, distinguished as a successful astronomer. At lm seat in Medford, near Boston, the Hon. Timothy eminent lawyer, and distinguished and respected citizen.

On the 8th April, in Ireland, the Marquis of Londonderry. By his death, his titles and estate devolve on Lord Castlereagh. rx raTKiTFr fc)(DlJ)iX WillrlMliSo nnilli subscribers respectfully inform the JL public, that they have recently establish ed, in this village, two Soda Fountains, one at their Druggist Store, centre of the village, and the other nearly opposite the Phoenix Coffee-House where the public will be served with this healthy and delightful beverage. The valuable qualities of this pi eparution, and the purposes it is calculated to serve, have long met with the approbation of the faculty and especially in the summer months, it is not only grateful to the taste, but a great preservative of health. It will be furnished at all hours, with such accompaniments as may be desired.

JOHNSON WILKESON Jiufalo, Jlfay 29. 09 LOST, some time since, a first rate TELESCOPE, (or Spy Glass,) of the largest size a Day and Night Glass. The case is a little cracked. The person having it in his possession will confer a favor on the owner, by immediately leaving it with Messrs. Tlown-send iS Coit Liy 29.

09 Strata or Stolen, "371 ROM the commons in this villaere. about JL the first of last week, a good sized bay HORSE, six or seven years old, rather thin in I flesh, black mane and tail, one white hind foot- and a few white hairs in his forehead bad 011 when left home, a bow, or shackle, on one of his forefeet; steps large, and racks almost always in passing from a walk to a trot Who ever will take up said horse, or give notice where he may be found, shall be well reward ed. If any one that knows the horse, has seen mm in looKmcf tor nurses on tne commons since he went from home, they will confer a tavor on the subscriber by giving him intor mation. M. P.

SQUIEIl. Buffalo, May 28, 1821. 09 order of Samael Wilkeson. Ksej lirJ judge of the courtof common pleas in and tor the county ot Niagara, notice is here by given to all the creditors of JVathuniel White, of Buffalo, county of Erie, an insolvent debtor, to shew cause, if any they have, be fore tbe said judge, at his Office, in the town of Buffalo, in the county of Niagara, on the ISlh day of July next, at 2 o'clock in the stfttrnoon, why an assignment of the said in solvent's estate shonld not be made, and his person exempted from imprisonment, pur suant to the act entitled An act to abolish imprisonment for debt in certain pass ed Aprils, 1819. Dated May 28, 1821.

virtue ot a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the supreme court ofjudicalure of the state of New-York, and to me directed and delivered, against the goods and chat tels, lads and tenements, of Amon Tefft. I have seized and taken all the goods and chattels of the said Amon in my bailiwick, together with all that certain tract or parcel ot land, situate, iwng and being in the town of Amherst, in the county of Erie, being lot number one, in said town, lying on the west side of Ellicott'a creek, so called, containing one and a half acre, and having on the premises two carding machines and a fulling mill all of which I shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the house of B. Uathbun, innkeeper, in the village of Buffalo, on Wed- nesday the eleventh day of July next, at two cloct in tne alternoon. CltONK. lattSKff.

Hake Dep'y May 28, 1821 69 virtue ol several writs ot hen tacias, issued out ot the supreme courtof iu dicature ot the stale ot New-York, against the goods, chattels, lands and tenements of Archibald S. Clarke, I have seized and taken all that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in township number twelve, being lot number eleven in the ninth section of the said township, and in the fifth range of townships, containing one hundred and fifty acres, be the same more or less also, all that certain piece or parcel of land, being lot number twelve, in the ninth section, in the twelfth township and the fifth range, containing one hundred and twenty acres also, all that certain tract or parcel of land, beinrr lot number ehrht. in the eighth section, in the twelfth township and fifth range, containing eighty-lhree acres and twenty-three bund redths of an acre all of which I fchall expose for salr at public the house of Ileniarnin Bivins. in the town of Clarence, on Wednesday the fourth day of July next, at two o'clock in the afternoon. AMES CKONK, late SVff.

May 21, 1821. 03 i lates to a THREATENED INVASION OF SPAIN by Rubsiw, assisted probably by the o-ther continental powers hostile to the new order of things In the peninsula. We are unwilling to give credit to the leport that such a measure is conmplated. But the feeble resistance of may have induced the haughty monarr undertake the entire suppression of t' 'evolutionary spirit in Europe, by the ovei of the new governments in Spaio and Portugal. Alexander, if he ventures his troops across the Pyrenees, may find, as Bonaparte did when he ventured to Moscow, that it would have been wiser to have remained at home.

The spiritless and base example of Naples would not be followed by Spain, however Portugal might oct. The report of this contemplated invasion is founded on the following extract of a letter from Paris, dated April 4tb, published in the Loudon papers. "The arrival of Count Nesselrode has put all Paris in an uproar. He comes with a proposal iruiu me ot itussia to sutler the pas gft f. Russian army of 100,000 or 200,000 campaign In corroboration of the above, take the fol lowing: Vienna, March 31 It Is rumored here that the Russian army, which is expected to arrive in a few months in Upjer Italy, may be employed against Spain.

Insurrection in the Turkish Provinces. The next in interest, is the intellieence of a wide spread insurrection in the Greek provinces of a i I wie lurKisn empire, it is said to extend thro' Wallachia, Moldavia, Bulgaria, and that the whole Greek population are determi ued on throwing off the Turkish yoke. Japles. Ihe accounts from Rome of the 27th of March, state that the King of Naples entered his capital amidst the loud and general acclamations of bis subjects, and that the Austrian troops were received with enthusiasm by the populace, who made the air resound with crie3 of Viva el Rev and went out to meet the proud invaders with olive branches in their hands. It is said that the whole Neapolitan army of 150.000 men, excepting about 12,000, deserted and returned to their homes as soon as tbe disgraceful affair at Rieti becameknown; and me jro who remained in arms were composed ol tiie lunar guards, who had not seen tbe face of an enemy, and would not have opposed him if they had.

10,000 of Ihe Austrian troops were to remain in Naples, and the remainder would occupy the different fortresses l.ngland. It will be seen by the extracts be low, tltat the just claims of the Catholics will tie again defeated. Preparations were coin forward for the coronation of the King, and immense sums of money are expended to deco rate his perioii in costly attire and give splendor to tne snow. Jhe oill tor the coronation robes is stated to exceed 20,000 sterling, of hich the turners receive 1,000. For the black spots on the inside of the robes, not fewer than 20,000 Astraca lamb's feet have been required.

London, 16. The discovery shins, un der the orders of Captain Parry, will sail from Deptford in about 10 days. The coronation is now said to be positively fixed for Tuesday the 19th of June next. The young gentleman who is to represent the champion of England on that occasion, is now Inking lessons of horsemanship for the purpose at Asl- 's London, April 1 The Catholic relief bill was discuiied nt considerable length last night in tho house of lords and at one o'clock iu the morning the debate was adjourned till this evening. The Earl of Liverpool, Grey, Lord Grenville, and the Lord Chancellor, are among the peers who have yet to deliver their sentiments.

It is understood the second reading of the bill will he negatived by a majority of from twenty to thirty Courier. Spain. The Madrid papers of the 16th of M.ircb (ouinius a report from the Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Cortes. The ratification of the treaty with the United Steles for the cosion of ttie Floridas is announced, and Spain is stated to be at peace with the Barbary Stales; but the principal part of the report relates to tho affairs of Naples. Explanations are stated to have taken place between the Cabinet of Madrid and the Allied Powers, which, though not yet terminated, have already produced, on the part of the Cabinets, the positive assurance that they do not mean to disturb spam, nor iuterfere in any way in her domestic affairs.

Mere. Ade. London, April 4. WeTegrct to learn that the tide of emigration still continues to flow to the westward. A very considerable number of the society of Friends, (report says near 60 families,) besides other respectable characters, in all about 200 persons, are on the eve of departure from Bristol to Upper Canada.

The loss of such a number of intelligent and enterprising citizens is a public misfortune to tbe mother country, however much their talents, industry and property may beoeut the province. Money stolen. On Thursday evening last, Captain Philips of Exeter, Otsego county, while on his way to this village, having stopped a moment at a public house in Bridgewater, had his waggon rifled of a box of specie, containing 1000 On the day preceding, at Edmond-ston, Otsego co. between 500 and 1000 dollars in specie and bank notes, were stolen from Mr. Robert E.

Russell, who has offered 100 for the thief and property, or $50 for the thief only. u. sent. Rhode-Island Election. The result of the late election in Rhode-Island has been officially announced, and the legislature of that state is now in session.

William C. Gibbs, Esq. has been chosen governor by a majority of 1000 votes over Mr. Brigham Caleb Earle, lieutenant governor; Elitlfa Matthewson, speaker of tbe house and Dutee J. Pearce, attorney geueral.

The people of that state have decided against calling a convention to amend the constitution, by a majority of 286. This result is very different from the vote in our state, where there is a majority in favor of a convention of about 75,000. Statesman. Old Iron Sides." The U. S.

frigate Constitution, Capt. Jacob Jones, dropped down to President's Road on Saturday, and sailed from thence yesterday morning, under a light breeze. She is bound for the Mediterranean, to relieve Com. Bainbridge, who will immediately return to the U. Slates in the Columbus 74.

Boston Gazette. Duel A duel was fought at Norfolk on the 11th inst. between Lieut. Perry and Midshipman Saunders, in which the former was dan gerously wounded ia the throat. They ex-; changed two eaots.

Cotton Yarn from No 4 to 14, Morocco Shoes. Swedes and Russia I-ron, English Dlisterand American Steel, Shovels and Spades, Frying Pans, Trace Chains, Kid do. Ladies' Roots, Children's Boots and Shoes, White Lead, Bed Cords, Spanish White, Brown, Coil Rope, Ground Logwood, Do. Nicaragua, Alum, Copperas, Chalk, Yellow Ochre, Paint Brushes. Nails from 4d to I2d, Waters, Among the GROCERIES articles, all of the first quality, viz Old Hvson.

Heal Madeira, Vn TEAS. aicuy do TererifTeand Colmenar WINES, Holland Rectified Whiskey, Sweet scented Plug, Roll1 and Paper To. bacco, First quality Molasses, Rauins, Pure Dinger, Powder, Shot, H. Skin Cogniac and Spanish BRANDY, St. Croix and Antigua RUM.

Lump, Loaf and Brown SUGARS, Scotch and Macaboy Snuff, Cassia and Nutmegs, Pepper and Alspice, The principal part of the above Goods hav. ing been purchased in New-York for Cash, 1 ine suDscriDers are enabled to oiler them at I low aS can be purchased west of Utica. Their i fortinent very general, and they will be receiving additional supplies during the summer. A constant supply of I. Gilbert' Cast Steel Axes will be kept on hand.

The highest price in Cash will be. paid fos POT and PKAUL ASHES. M. It. COLTON.

Buffalo) May, 7, 1821. 06 Fresh Supply. JOHWSOJV WlLKEbON, QATC JUST BKCE1VSD, New-York, a very handsome and JL complete axorTnen rl seasonable which have been selected wih much care, from the lutest importations, consisting of Ihry Goods, Groceries IlauttVware, dock.fcrNr, Glassvai'e Iyow and Nails, together with an elegant and cheap assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's Morocco and other SHOES comprising in the whole, 4 complete stock tor the present and approaching season and which, having been purchased for Cash, will be sold lower than thev bave ever been afforded in this place, for ready pay. They also received, in addition to their former stock, an extensive assortment of Medicines, Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, Taints, Oils, Confectionary, All of which are offered cheaper than can be purchased in the Western country. A larere supply of Window Glass.

Putt v. kept constantly on hand a Buffalo, May 14. or TUtSH GOODS. RUXTON, HAMILTON CO. have just received, in addition to their former stock, the following articles, which will render their assortment as extensive and complete as any to be found in this place.

Very old Holland Gin, Superior Port Wine, vintage of 1817, Claret do. in Bottles, Imperial Tea, Huvanna Segars, Soft shell Almonds, Raisins in Boxes, Likewise, a few Tons of Russia and Swede IRON, assorted, and English Blister, Swedea and Cast Steel. Buffalo, May 15. 07. TUE subscriber respectfully informs tho public, that he has taken that convenient and well situated Tavern Stand in the village of Black Bock, lately occupied by Mr Powell, which has recently undergone consii derable repairs, and been fitted up in the first style where the public are assured that no pains will be spared to render complete satis faction to those who may please to favor him with their custom.

His accommodations are good: bis Beds, Liquors, he. being of tbe first quality. From his exertions to please, he hopes to receive a handsome share of the; public patronage. P. WILBUR.

Black Rock, May 21, 1821. OS 1. THE subscribers will purcnase any quan tity of GINSENG not exceeding two tons, washed and Uried.j tor which cash op goods will be paid, at 2 shillings per Buffalo, May 14. 07 GARDEN SEEDS, OF the growth of A'lagara County, for sal at the Buffalo Book-Store not raised by J.LawtQn.' March nirrta. 8a kue ea laarter8 Major General Brown tod ui be in the District of Columbia the head WVrlers of the western department will be at irr riCLfil ll v.

5. Sire Stroej 1 II same spirit is manuested in other parts ot the state. In the last Argus we find a paragraph on the subject, full of all the bitterness and party violence for which that jiaper is celebrated. It contends that the convention is entirely a bucktail measure, and that none but bucktails should be elected delegates. Adjutant Marcy's Budget advocates the same course, and the other bucktail papers echo the sentiments of these presses.

Notw ithstanding the pacific and conciliatory disposition of the republican party has been treated with scorn by the bucktaib, we hope and trust that our frirndi will pursue calm, moderate and dignified course, and endeavor as far as possible to prevent this all-important measure from being involved ia th parly feuds of the dy. At all events, this is the course have from the beginning marked out tor ourselves, and it shall be steadily followed, not withstanding the provocations of our opponents! It the constitution is to be engufphed in the vorlex of politics; if the charter ofour liberties) shall be rent in pieces between contending p.ir-, ties, let the responsibility rest where it upon the shoulders of those who recommended political partisans as delegates to lite conven-; tion, ami of the people who shall follow up such. recommendations. Utica CANAL NWTGTiON. Key 22.

Arrived, during the Inst fortnight, 95 boats, with 5373 bbls fiour 949 do. salt 1444 do. pork; 652 do. ashes; 236 buhels 3321 gallons whiskey; 6J.S00 feet boards, 276S bushels water lime; 24 tons 960 boxes class 3S0O lbs. bam 4400 lbs.

lard 6000 cubic feet of timber; 15,000 feet plank coal, wood, beer, potatoes, flax, tallow, corn, butter, Lc. kc. Cleared, 81 boats, with 180 tons merchan dize, household goods, passenger, A passage boar leaves lias place every moi- niu" lor Weed's basin, near Auburn. Eastern Section of the Cancl. The water has been let into the eastern section of the ca nal, commencing at Geuesee slreet, and extending about four miles cast of the village.

The banks and culverts appear to be secure, with the exception of an embankment at the Starch Factory, whicli will probably require some trilling repairs. understand that con tracts are entered luto for the excavation ol the eastern section to within three miles ot Schenectady to be completed by the middle of October. U. Sent. Washington, May 16.

Dr. Tol.hs Watkins, of Baltimore, has been apnoinieu oy me I'lesioenr, secreiurv to me board of commissioners under the recent treaty with spnin und Mr. Joseph I orrest, of tin? city, lias beon in like manner appointed the clerk aUacucJ to the commission. Washington, 18. Gen.

Miller, the governor of the territory ol Arkausaw, is at present on a v'uit to this city The U. S. schooner Shake was launched ves terdny morning, a few minutes after lOo'clock, atlbelNavy ard this city She went ott' in fine style, and had her masts in soon after. Her measurement is about ISO tons and she has been built under the act of congress for building five such, intended to be employed in the Gulf of Mexico and the West India seas. Official information has been received at the navy department, of the safe arrival at Valparaiso of the U.

S. friga Constellation, Captain Charles G. Ridgley, after a passage of 44 days from Rio Janeiro ollicers and crevall well. This is a truly satisfactory refutation of tbe rumor of some days past, unfavorable to the safety of this frigate. Judge Van, J'ess vs.

Editors of the American. Tha argument of the demurrer to the pleas in the cause of Judge Van Ness against the edi tors of the American, was noticed for the pre sent term of the supreme court and on Saturday last, it 'jcing then understood that tbe cause could not be reached as it stood on the calendar, a joint application by the counsel of both parties ws made to the court, to set doivn this cause for argument for a particular day, which the court accordingly did for this day. Yesterday the counsel for tbe defendants stated to tbe court that they were not and could not be prepared to proceed in the argument, and requested that it might be postponed. The counsel for the plaintiff observed that they were ready and anxious to argue the cause, but that they were unwilling to press it when the adverse counsel were unprepared, and that they forbore to do so the more especially, because the plaintiff himself was unwilling that the argument should be supposed to have been forced on by him before the counsel for the defendants were fully prepared whereupon tbe court directed tue cause to be set dowu for the first day of the next term. We only hope that after this we shall hear no more of the plaintiff's seeding to delay the trial.

Ev. Post, May 17. From the Texas. A letter froui Col. Mor-della, of the Mexican army, operating in Texas, to an American officer at Mobile, dated Fort Eolivar, Jan.

10th, states that they had taken from the Royalists a fortification at the mouth of the river Trinidad, with four 6 pounders and 100 prisoners, having lot only 12 killed and 18 wounded. 200 deserters had joined the Mexican standard. 900 men and some officers were expected from tbe United States, and their arrival would be the signal to march to St. Antonio. LaBahiadeSt Bernardo, defended by 200 Creoles and 10 pieces, was expected to join the Mexicans.

Gen. Victoria, 200 leagues distant, was to form a junction with Mordella, when the force would be 11,000 men, in possession of four provinces. RettsstKf TaJt iPilBW Iron i Peck uisville, Kentucky and the head quarters of eastern department will be at Governor's nd, New-York, when the Generals are not visits of inspection and tours of duty. All deserters from the army of the U. States vious to the date of this order, may peacea and safely return to their homes, without ng subject to punishment or trial on account such desertion.

beautiful schooner, called the Ariadnt, has Icn recently launched at Sackett's Harbor, Convention Canrats. The votes civen in re- inn to a convention, at the last election, have been returned and canvassed. The result follows Mliern Dislrict, dUle District, Convention. 15,96 2U58 25,465 47,817 JVo Conren 12,764 tern District, Miern 4,450 100,346 34,901 Maioritv. 34,90 I Lfin neI 5orrf Fort ll cr Attea; Trtcf" atCDCOV i cooera itbati" eptioap Jcrn District not nuile 2 to 1 In fa uldledoaliule more than 1 1-2 to 1 vor of a tut el 1-2 to 1 con do almost 1 1 to 1 vention '0 THE ELECTORS OF THIS CONVEN TION A DISTKICT.

a. b52? I iicab. tLLOW l.iTi7i-iu I n'TiT ft rfln for the office of Delegate to the Conven Pn loamend the constitut ion of this state I ..,.,1 ivui i 1 1 ftlTa i I. L. Pencil of Appointment, as a po er arutocra ffiU formation, irresponsible in its opera incctb as 10 1 it; vyi brofl-'l 'iiiaiiie source ot distraction i.nd diszrai Slate.

I wnnlil imLn iKk cmin offices elective, and the Ktaln nflire. inclil iVf Judiciary, creative by the joint ballot UOUles til ie lociclitltirtf Sprnm 'Htllslon of tliA li-tivn franrlii.o an fur destrou ili. isingwi ''CllOnS. fk nrnriAi-ttr lcl I u'nn ft cr a (A Wv( ot voting to every citizen of lawfu taxes' or ee" enrolled1 Zrl.tL lTmi'il'at or who baa been eneaged in t'ne Z.lt&- whether amons those ho in the eAoirW I sustained the Republican o'utiotmry Patriots who have long witness-flI) Und, until recently, felt the amude of tbe Republic which they had erhaps it may be deemed expedient lin system, by abol-Wrf of Errors, substituting District or Circuits, placing the dernier resort hr ",1 ff5; Mir'ui i ks I u'a. ihese are the prominent foments which I thluk the present Consti T7 suoulu receive.

unoveli Would rspi r.nui,u. ll the U't I'ftr rf tit rnn I in 1fi.