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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1852-02-05, Page 1*wan 7'R!r I■ a h Ir• a c a, SHILLINGS( VOLUME V. "THE GREATEST POSSIBLE GOOD TO THE GREATEST 'POSSIBLE NUMBER•" iignat. GODRRICH, COUNTY OF HURON, (C. W.) THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1852• S TWELVE AND SIX PF.NCF. r •T T(ra •ile 01 TINS aa•a. NUMBER 11. MINUTES— Gawky, That after the words Townsligi Reeve the work ., and • tihe Pn'eedi'igs of the Municipal Council for the United C.D4nttre of Huron Perth and Bruce, holden at the Huron Hotel, (uteric% on the 29th day of December 1851, pursuant to adjournrneat from the 20.1 July, 1851. (leered to a committee of the Whole. The Warden nominated Mr. Ilid to the chair. On the Report being read over No. 65. Was adopted, also a By -Law to require Sub -Treasurers of School honeys, to render aeeounts of receipts and expenditures of such s•edeys. The committee then rose and the Warden resumed the chair. biota the Report and Ile -Law was again submitted in open Coun- cil. and approved and adopted. The following accounts were referred to the Finance Com- sittee. 78 Account from Rev. Mr. Logie, for stationary and post- hges- 79 Account from Mr. Nairn for stationary. 80 Account from Mr. Parsons for stationary for late County Auditor,. 81 Moved by Mr. Flanagan, seconded by Mr. Lamb, That the County Scree or be instructed to ins;wct that part of the Big Sable on the Town Line between gttephen and 111lillivray gad make out an estimate of what tie cost of a new Bridge would be, as there is a Targe portion of the above two Township s suffering very much West of that River for want of a Bridge.— They pay their taxes, and it would lee only justicc that they receive name of the benefit—carried. 82 Moved by 1)r. (.'ole. seconded by Mr. 11c11, That the Surveyor be directed to examine where the most eliwble site for the erection of a Bridge agrees the Maitland Giver in place of the one just carried away may be, and to report thereon, et the next sitting of Cnuneil. • 83 It was moved in amendment by Mr. Wallace, and secon- ded by Mr. Girvin, That the Surveyor be imtrueted to prepare Plans and Specifications for the erection of a new Bridge at the site of the old Maitland Bridge, and to have the same ready by twit meeting of Council. On the yeas and nays being taken on the above, the amendment was carried .hy a majority of one. The Commit then adjourned until tomorrow at noon. 1VILLI-1-\I CHALK., Warden • Iluron Perth and Bruce. s Cou ecrt Roox, Goosatcn. Thursday, 1st January, 1852. Pasattrr:--The Warden in the Chair. hinge. HAYS, Messrs.GIRVTN, RATih COLF., HAMILTON, HILL, SMITH, BELLFLANAGAN, WALLACE, GOURLAY, HOt.MES, LA MB. G ['ERT. 1DONKiN, FRYPOGLE, ANNANi). The minutes of yesterday were read oyer and app''ore'i tlF, when the following accounts were received, and referred to Finance committee. 84 Account of Mr. Benjamin Miller for work and !ember supplied to New Maitland Bridge. 85 Account of Thomas Danry for work done at do. 86 • Account of David Munro. Iron :red Btac smitb work done on New \entered Bridge. . R7 Letter from .John Mefenald. 1:sq.. (-=iwrrir) tris 're- ceived and read, and ordered to fie filet?. and the clerk instrttrted to intimate to Mr. McDonald the resolntion of Council eneseet- ed with the same. 88 The report of the Finance committee was ieceired grad referred to a committee of the Whole. The Warden nomi- nated Mr. Flanegnn to the Chair. On the report being read over, Noe. 8, 9, 10, 12, 13 and 11 exeeptinz 0 ' • last part of No. 14, wben in was moved by Mr. Hamilton. dreowded by Mr. Lamb, That the Treasurer receive for his salary for the year' 1851 the gum of £15+0 currency —carried. 89 Nos. 15, 16. 18. 19. 20, 21. 2_3.21, 25. 26. 27.28.29. 30, 31,32, 33, o0 34 being read over, Wires mired by Dr.C'halk- seconded by Dr. Cole, That Mr. Otter's account be audited and paid ---carried. 90 Nos. 39,41 and 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 44, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54,56,57, 58, 59 64 66, were adopted, on No. 68 being read over, it was moved by Mr. Annand, seconded by Mr. Hill, That the original motion be coofrrmed--carrrcd. 91 Nos. 69 and 70 were adopted, on No. 71 being read over, it was mored by Mr. l;irvin, seconded by \Ir. Guest, That the road from the 71h roncemion of Colborne be include! m the list of roads to which the By -Law relating to sudden breaches will apply, as this is the only road from their 'townships to mill, or the market Town of l;oderich. On the yeas and nays beim taken on the above, it was lost by a majority of seven. 92 Nos. 73, 74, 75 and 7ti were adopted. on No. 77 being read over, it was moved by Mr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Hamilton, That notwithstanding the Bridge over the River Thames at St. Mary's was not on a County road. in consideration of the ad- vantage to he derived by the surrounding Townships, it would be but justice to render assistanee to the Township of Illawshard i. the construction of a new Bridge in place of on. swept away by the late flood, and that this ('nineil 8r, agree to ia.ue Debentures payable one year from the completion of the work for one hall of the aetml cost of the erection of a new Bridge now under eon -1 tract---antheetic information respecting said contract and its amount to be laid before this Council by the Reeve of Blanchard at next meeting. On the jeaa and nays being taken on the above, it was Mat by a majority of one. Naos. 78,79, 80, 55, 84, 85, 86, were adopted, as were also the c pei•+i•g portion. of the Report, relative to County or calling upon two Iteeres to }� st in letting content-es,h_ m- ated cost of which shall ext. d £20, and that part of the �rt referrinubto the 39th se.tioo of the Assessment Law. 03 The committee'Ane. Dad the R•arako reau nt 4.4 a . the Report being anbmitted, and read over, it was moved by Mr. Wallace. seconded by Mr. Rath, That pert of Mr. Otter's account for disbursements to stage driven be drduete_ Tie rest of the Finance report was confirmed and adopted. Mored by Mr. Dentin, secnoded by Mr. Hays, That all liawerde in the 14 section of Ry.Law, chap. 17T. passed in **ober }comm, 1847, after the words • and it ,e hereby etoseled Mettle authority of lime same" be repealed. and that the foYwiag �� be substituted in place thereof: " That the Tows Rome elf iye8 Township in the United Constar. of !turns, Perth Dud Magee shall lave authority to expend on say pnbhr road tlremgb,or *smug the Tew1Dlip be represents, any sem of nosey net ex- eew•1tsg ten pounds to any year, for the repaying of soy adders breath, or other imp.disr.t os the leading roots s the lititud C:htmties." !d Moved in amendment by fir. Wallace, wooded by Mr. Lamb, Tht for Ay Taw aotberi,i g the Isyieg est of to Sts swedes breathes be repealed. Oa the yes+ had a4tys item the motion was carried by a tttlytoeity of Urge. It was then moved by Mr. Smith, seconded h Mr. Deputy Reeve, tae alerted. (ht the yeas and nays being taken octr . on the last, it was bra majority of seven. 97 Moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Hill, That the documents connected with the contract of the building of the Bridge wrong the Ricer Thames at St. Marys in Blanchard be furnished to this Council at next sitting, hi order that this Council may have them as data to guide them in any grant which may then be made towards the erection of said Bridge—carried, 98 Moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr..\orrand, That the Clerk write to the Township Collectors, intimating to them that their Rolls require to be audited by the Comity auditors, and requesting the Rolls to be forwarded for that purpose by the first day of May uett, in order that they may then be laid before the Council if required—carried. 99 Moved by .lir. Smith, seconded by Mr. Gouriay, That the Surveyor be instructed to prepare plans and specifications -for the building of the Bridge over the Black Creek, and to have the contracts for the same let as Soon as possible. on the above motion being put, • 100 It was ,moved in amendment by Mr. Wallace, seconded by Mr. Lamb, That the Surveyor be directed to rommraee with the Plans and Specifications for the New Maitland Bridge, to have there ready by next meeting of Council as already passed, awl at the same time report on the best kind of Bridge. gni tlx: motion and amemlment being put, the 'notion was cam' d by' one. 101 5101ed by \Ir. \' all ire, seconded by \Ir. (hell, Tina the deities of the (',minty Clerk beige; much more 'baa was anti- eipated, his present salary being inadequate to his services, That the sem of fifteen pounds he added—carri, d, t 102 Mored by Mr. Mayes, seconded by Mr. Bell, That the tits \Warden be aatborized to_sie'n a 1)ebenuire injavnr of James e;reties for the sum of £9 currency for the, use.' of his rooms, candles, fire, &c.. &c.; at the present sitttug of Caroni -vete, isle,, 10:1 Moved by Mr. Holmes, sernnde�l by \ir. Wallace, That the wreek of the Maitland Bride .that his been removed from the old site be sold to -morrow the 'Lan iust., at such Inc as the County Surveyor shall appoint, at 12 months credit on ap- proied security—carried. 'I'bc Warden addressed the meeting anddissolred theCouueil. VILLIA1i CII .\LK. Warden, Iluron, Perth and Bruce. REPORT Of the Select Committee on Finance. lltu etas ov COMMITTEE :—Messrs. kin, \Wallare and Hayti. ' Joh• Ilolmes, Esq., in the Chair. Your Committee having taken under consideration the several documents submitted to them, beg leave to report. 8 The letter of the Clerk of the Peace with accompanying doeaments. 9 1 our Committee beg leave to say that similar doeuments were before your body in the month of June last, and that we see ale reason why we should deviate from the 'deport uf the- Finabce Committee of that Session marked No. 71 which was tle confirmed by the Council. 10 tter of the' \:"arden on the sante suhjett to be filed. 12 Account of 11. C. Beecher we recommend to be paidgInit' we caanot refrain from saying, that we chnoiler it to es8orbitent charge for the services rendered ba• Loa. 13 Letter of the Provincial Secretary to the Warden m'.t.- t five to the Prtsirteial Statutes. we recommit: 1 to be ;,..t a., ! would beg les•re to say that . it wo.ld be eery desirable if. t,, .1 \k'anden could aseertaia where these Statutes are. delayed a.. i base them forwarded as. soon as possible. 1 11. I cttcr from the•('ounty Treasurer we recortin'nd to lin 6!�'!. On the contents of which we beg leave to say, that uader the cireum'tanees mentioned, we consider the abstract furnished to be quite sufficient at the present time, we also approve of the Treasurers not disposing of our Debentures at too great a sacrifice and do consider him entitled to the act -madame of the coon- rd for the satisfactory manner in which he has condt'tred 11U financial affairs of these Counties. 'We .also approve of the' eour'e be has pursued relative to the Gravel lload scheme, and, bnjae it will terminate satisfactory-. On the subject of arrearsof taxes, we beg leave to say that we regret that so many mistake. have been made, but are fully aware that the time for making up! the schedules was tdshort to have the sante done correctly. M regards ibe statement of the Treasurer that the amount) required to defray the expenses connected with the new Jun- I.aw for 1850 'tad 1851 will be about £750 in addition to the amount paid for 1850 by the Act 13 and 14 Vic Chap 55. Ilolmes, Shish,. Dou- Your Committee beg leave to say that ive never anticipated' that such an exhorbitaat expense would he entailed on these Couotie., consequently no provision or appropriation was matte for that purpose, that therefore, the Treasurer is unable to pay :he amount at present without depriving those par:ins for whom appropriations have already been made by this Council. and which we consider, has a priority of claim against the Conned.1 and we recommend that the Warden do petition the Legislature in the name of the Council, chewing that the expenses eonnt'rted with the Jury amended Act cannot be borne by the people of these 1'nited Coomties, and that the be 0, TES ! 1 TAKE TILE PAPERS. if 0. R. w•LLIS. 0, ,e..1 take the papers— The trifling co.t 1s never missed, Though 1',e e'nod for forty years Up„n the print re lint ! Talk not of warrior.—Faust released Earth from tae terror of her kings— Ile twirled his sri,R•, and Jerkin's. eeased And amusing 'dreamed atone the East On freedoms bur imbed wings.: 0, ve., 1 read t'•e pap' rpt And son; and daughters tell and small : For they hole be, n ih'o' thick and thio, TSa maimed' us all. 'Taga nn',:y slid, that should a star iso sirr'., h f'mn the drone of sight, A printing lutes. if .',toned there, 1Crnl.i.1111 the vacuum to a hair, A::d abed • broader light. The mels who takes no nop'tre. Or,1sk n., pars not when they're reed, W0.04 .4.11 his corn to buy a ' Aorta,' And live on torrowed bread. Th. printers opens his wide domains Of cceseee—•eatrers E.J,res'is. A': o'er the land. t•i• April rains ; And vet his ls.!rir and his pains. Aro half big. compensativa ! MY AiN SWEET JEAN. 1 'air! ria' a inc ain sweet Jean For'. me .'Ives 1 vet hen seen : 11'„ nn her look,, is no her air. That node: mg rem to me en fair; It's Do her term n' modest grace. Nor i.'t her wins-,r.o bonne face; Bus 'iia her heart. Ate pore and free, That mak's beg i the ward to me. Let ;then' fret : 'tie mire to sang The jn,• that riches cannot bring : - Let me the Ways o' rapture share, Wilma minces disccl the eluu's o' tare : G.. ',wine rose-, happy ham., Thar, a' Its• gelr nn earth 1 claim : My wifl^ and m♦ bairn. three, Are mar thea a' the warld to me. £itiraturc. DOSING A TR.1VDLLEI,',--A 110 - TEL SCENE. • It was in one of thie_extrasice hostelries which are to be " tied up to" in most of the large toms in the interior of New York that the following seenc actually occurred, as can be proved by a growl of witnesses who have leered the landlord tell the 'story. 'I:le hotel re:err, d di was, len the otte- •.fwh;ch ne a:1• s,.oakine. rather full, r.%!1'.': M ! ' t :^ '• ,",,r I lar sick in was to rt, ,cr afire during the night from the hr:. ds u: a person 'sire .111d been • procured tai•watrb"rwtth him.'1 he land- lord had instrn.;ted the afhrc gaii: watcher to administer a potion of 'inc. ittle physic to the patient at twelve o'clock; the dose to be repeated at certain hours of the night. e is rather techit;' mid the landlord, " and yon La 1 better keep nil of his room until you go up to glee him the medicine.' "Ob, fort at tatter," n•plic•d the watch- er, who was a novice in the vnrat,on, " i prefer to sit beret" and he eyed a sofa which was in the apartment, m a auspici- ous manna'". Well,"said the landlord, "you won't forget the ncmbcr of bis room 1" « No, sir." "Gond night.-' "(food night." Boniface retired. and the watcher de - ' posited luuiself en the sofa, from which he was roused hr his swoon; at a grrarter be- IfTre one. in dismay awl confusion be neem a degdate to the expenses incurred M carrying the sane into effect, and praying that the Legislature be pleased to re- duce the feel at least to what they were under the Act 13 and 14 Vie. chap. 55, and that in said petition he will endeavor to coo - treat the fees soder the .fury Iaw, and amended Jury t.aw. As regards the last clause in said letter, your Committee world recommend that £20 he added to the Treasurers Salary for extraae roes performed by him, not anticipated at the time of fixing thrsame, and in consideration of travelling expenses. 15 The correspondence respecting the loan for gravelling roads. we recommend tobe bled. 16 Treasurers Abstract, same deliverance IS abort. 18 Account of John Strachan, Esquire, for defen- ding suit in Division ('ours, - £^_ 111 Il Travelling expenses on do 0 13 0 Wet is Common Pleas 13 days absence fro. lose, at £2 10., (Mier expenses on this cava, 5'21109 2 10 0 Travelling expenses on do 15 0 0 30 19 0 Cash received, 25 7 4 0 0 T1s lust i 56 7 4 rein in this account, namely, £2 10s for tlefhaft mat m D'vn'nn Court, and .15s travelling es we rotaider bM i seraat. the origin! claim amounting only to £2, and as we hen k.a credibly informed, that the customary charge of egrets inthe 'heDivision Court Inc snips of that amount is err, we rerommen4 fiat t semi be paid Mr. Striehen, in addition to the rents *1. hrwYd by the Coen fees Plaintiff, the remainder of the seroTttrt Mahe, Is the suit is Camera Plena, we recommend to he taxed by Ow proper hmlsritiee, and to be paid in accordance with de - M ►e. seized the potion, and then hurried up stair.. The sick man was lodged in No. 52;bat the nurse in his hate mistook N o.3 for it and entering the latter, be saw a person ly- ing in the bed, face upward. with his month wide open, respite% with that peculiar gitr- ele in the thrnat which indicate% strong lungs and a plethoric habit. ".\b!" mentally cscie;med the astute watelier, " he make. a foot, abut taling lis medicine, d nes het 1',n blowed, Meng b. if ` hr don't tale one thee gnietty -before be w:kc sup. in ext'"• The idea of giving a portico of bitter physic to a somnolent patient was sutwicntly ndicadons; bat why* we consider Inst the watcher had entered the w.ong i.tt in, and was about to administer it to the wronz ratan, the affair becomes still more - Water- ers. r. (hie frwwd. the watcher, acted promptly, aril having filled the bowel of a large spoon with the nauseating mixlum, Ire loured it down the throat of the sleeping tra,clkr, who happ sed to be a healthy ltibrrniaa that had saver tasted physic before in his life. The Irutbman struggled and bit the spoon severely, but the watcher plunged i Mill deeper in bis throat, saying, as he dx so, "Oh, but you must take it—the land lord says you roust !" The nasty dose went down, but *lea Patrick received his breath, and began to pour forth his objurgat.ons in his own pe- culiar rhetoric, the watchec discovered that he had committed an egregious blunder, and, seizing his light, fled from the room. The astonished and enraged ter -eller sprang front his bed, and was soon heard rushing about in search of the landlord. swearing vengance against him and all con- nected with his house. on he came, tear- ing through the passages, banging the doors and roaring like a grizzly bull. "Oo-oo-oh ! It's kilt I aro, bedad, any how. Au -ugh! I'm ehawked with poison! Divil a bit iv afarrunt in the wistiern counthry will I buy now—for I am a dead man! The poison is acing me up just. Och! it's enough to make a dog threw his father in the fire ! lfooly Sant Patrick ! Landlord! landlord! land -lo -o -r -r -rd !" Pat had, by this time, dcsciiulitl to 11. floor on which the landlord's apartmen twas situated, and the worthy host, bearing the hillabulloo, opened his door and asked what was the matter " Ab ! is it there ye are !' Come out for a bating—or let me conte till ye! A poorty house ycre kapen, to send your man into a honest traveller's room to poison the innocent devil in his slape! Ugh, the bitter, nasty pilon !—come out here, an' I'll hillier ye like fun?" " \l -hat's the matter, rpy good friend !" inquired Boniface. " Ow ! the matter is it !—when I was waked from my swate slape, and a higdtrth of blaggard stood fornint me, ratninin' a big la-adle down me trote full iv pisnn—an sex he, ye must take it—the landlord se so, And now, what'll the matter, sea you! An' that's one of yer Iltricks on travellers! Come out here an' I'll ba -ate ye. Be the blood of the hooly 'northers, i'hl bra -aka ivery bone in yer body ? I'd tache ye to pison a decent thraveller, that's goiu' to buy land in the wistbern counthry !" The Irishman here became vii angled in the meshes of a wooden settee which stood in his way, and, at the same time, the land- lord's wife seized her wrathy lord -although a " Lost" in himself, she not willing to risk t him in a rough and tumble fight in the dark --and having plucked him back into Ler Sleeping apartment, site looked t8J door and bolted it securely. The prospective purchaser of " n istliern lands" having extracted his legs and arms from those of the settee, still . thristed for the landlord's blood. "Bring me to the murtlerin ould villyan; let me come at him !" At this juncture, however, Mick, (10 Nestler, made his appearance with a lantern which he held up to the physic-smared face of the enraged traveller, with a polite re- quest that he would " hould" his, tongue. But Mick was at last compelled to give his fellow countryman a good heating, which had the effect to restore him to good humor, and when he found that he was not poisoned, after all he retired once mnre to his bed to dream of the farrom which he was going to buy in the •' wisthern coun- try." I rateTeas. —The Pfister' F«tient in t Niew Ynrk on the .1ani,.reary of Pranks bay B.rth,la. Mr, h gr!..w, the ttd.tor of 150 1're..sir t -m.., in resl.nnd,.g In a•en- timrnr, meut:..sr,d the tae,, which rpm, rind• r his i'mnwli,te o'r.ery.I,na while au• perntendeet of the C"pelar Sin_ Sing Stat. Pnae.i, highly ered'table te the members of rt.. Tvpegfsphr.! ptnrr•r••n Ile Waled that while alt the ,r,.!.• and p'e'e .:oes, in- e'adire Doetn',. Proke•r, , 31 r. seers, and I•twtete. (Meese!! seat a memser of the 1.11., pro'e.rion) had rrwesetat:,ea there. 5,1 for the last tweet, five ?earn, me Para_ •Tra And leesreusaed wit4ia its glemay trills! Thee. is ant, we are informs•), a •reg!e Paine. Ile soy MNoe in r'lnada, whsle represrntatieee 01511 other prol..aihna Sed 'rad.. are ineareersted within enr Prn- nwe.al Sr oar Jrta! !. Gala do you hear that t "11 .nor to whom honor 1• due," —.\oeft .fee rice it. lfrair•LITT la IHR STsTrs.—Ttie rename of la:0 ,hew• the following proportion of dead.' to the shots population In the (91. 1 or mgBali-e.—\', rm. at 1 In 100; Iowa 1 in 91; Georgie I to !it: Mle6iraa 1 in W7: Troc;sse.l a a(.; North Carotins and Alas barn 1 Ia r3; orb Carcina I .n 13: Marne 1 in 77; New Jsr•ey 1 w 7.1; Vtrg•r.!a 1 .n 74; Memo gad Ih`kware 1 in :3: Ark 1 in 70; sexes 1 in 69; abode Island 1 In 66 ; Leottact r and Crossett cat 1 in 64 ; Maryland 1 tn60: 5fsesachcsetts 1 mail. HARD TIMR.I.—" it ;a hard time.," *Rya the yonng man, s. he puffs a three cent en - gar, or pays tw'ente. flys rents for • theatre or tire' . ticket—•' Itis hard tinter, and 1 can't take a paper." " it is hard times," s.vo the middle-age.l man, as he pays for a pnnnd of tea, a lot of coffee, and a gallon of ram; all wore. then oedema—o It da hard tamer, and 1 can't afford to pay for a paper." "The times ars hard," says the man with a largo family; 1 have six children to pro- vide for; i can't afford to have a paper." Poor man! what a pity he does not knit . that thew• months 'schooling in • year with a weekly paper, is hotter fir his chatter n, than rix month& sehnnhnr without a paler. "The time, are hard," says the coring woman, as mho t.i..s twelve flea eent., j :st for a ribbon to wear ro•Ind her nerk— the limes are PO hard. i cannot .nhrcribe for your paper. though i hka it, and shoal l tot glad to hate tr." Pn4ar girl. Now, my fri,hd!y advice for tb..er and all name, is to enn.tder a gond pap, s. one the *rattans, of h/e, ague so we ffnl to ilia eared as remittent to thetady, sae slw,eo to M received before nuns.,.,nt, ornament, or tare grat'Beatrr•i of arty artful appetite, or fasht,neble whim. If yo, den', Irks th, Herold, tab mme othor paper. 8, pars to have gas.. and t..eh !marmot( to regard a go od pap, w isdr.p.n.sN.. How To Ct-sr 4 C LD.—Of .1r ether means of canoe a cold, let a man eat eels ing whateorvar for two slay., provided bo Is eonficed In bed,- became, by ',king no car- bon into the eystna by Inod, by consuming the .nrplus which canted teas devices• b• breath, he soon c'rri.s off his diocese by re- mot•nv the elnr.. This will be found more effectu.l iftteadi. enpio'ts water drinks to protrac'ed fasting. By the tints a per.., ham fated one day and n gist he will expert else, a freedom- trent pis and a rlea•mesa nr Mind, in a del'lhtfwi cos treat w 1th ment•I •tnpnr and phys:eat pain eaeeed by eelde. And how inft•ately-better Is this wethod cf breaking up colds than haedieisee. A dowered (mase.—Aeesri!ing to the Sunbury (Pa.).inericaa, a horse near that place recently leaped from one abutment of an untatahed bridge to another a distance of thirty -awn feet; and on a pub...Tient day, after smashing a bogry into pieces. sad sprit*} the dr,ser and two ladies loin the road, fie jnmir.l 'w.nt,•three feet on ratings ground with the fore wheels of the buggy attached. KOhISi;Tll'S TOUR TIIROUi:II THE UNITED) ST -.ATF.$. — SPEECH BE- FI'RFTHE M.IRYLAND LEGISLA- TURE. - " Ma. JyrAIDRA,T: The stormy current Of my !,.re hiss (..tf+.red ...arra! momenta when the import)anee .f the oces•inn, connected with assseuuo,'r of honor cal intere.t, im. prresed a deep emntmn npin my m:ad. Ibis perhaps, never yet 1s ter I:fe ban the memos ry of the pa -t made ouch a gtoousy Impre.- PInn upon me at here. 1 boy with reverent:idea. before history in bowing b. f .re yea, Senators of Maryland in this gh.r,oni last—the .anctuary ni am - Feral deed., h ei:uwcd by the memories of im- mortal pure*. Before 1 than: the brine, !et me look to tho.n.d.sd whose immortal ep'rtto dwe't within there us!l.. (looking at the portraits that adorn the wall.,) Itciag in an unlmper- irhabie t fr in the glory. freedom soli hap - pine„ of your great muted Republic, des- tines, as I ennfldent'♦ hole, to ne aha corner stone of the (Ware'1 H otrte. Ilea,. there thew a-r—Iter g!or nus areht- toots of the Indeprnd. nee 01 this Rerun he, ^rown rip to such a grant in arch a short time. Tier, is TSoms. Mone; thee., ynnr Des mn.then••, Samnot C8,. roar's. Chyle, . ('emelt. n' Carrollton, whndeagned!y addnl that ephithet to the etgs,fieanre o(hn name, that nnbnIy .M'111 rte mistaken short lett. was the Carrott who dared the noble deed, and was rewarded hr h'. being the last of tem illu.trrin, companions whom (and called to the h,esvenly pared's., alter P. had long enjoyed the eara.h.e of freedom on earth; and her. \1'dlmm Para -511 of Them signer• of the I)re!arai ,n of American ',adao.ed- •nre, that nob:eat, that bappleat page in mannno.i s history. hoer hap -v that man mint hare been (point ri z In the p'rtrat of Guvrrnt7 Pse. ) ha,,, to govern this .overage 815', on that happy die. when within thee. very w ails was ratified the act which, by the re- rotnit:on of woo' Ven enemy, ra.wd your count!• to the seat of an independent nation on sari h. Y, spirit. of ;he depar'ed ! east a ray of consolation hr the thundering voice of your nation, over that dnwnstrtdden lead who., electcniel, a wandering elide, for having dared to imitate t lM inrpirttlnw of your man. it heart•, Isv.Ih.,trembhnghones/sof aop- preesed continent before the g.nernns heart of your people—now erg only and t• depend• .nt nation, but oleo a mighty, glorious pow- ,, nearth• An'a. !what a differeree in the mores. of 'w•'• b8' deeds! (lave 1 not don* what ye slot 1 Yes, 1 haws• 1\'a• the roue, for *Mrly 1 did it not al 8..acred and j.eet s• ars 1 It wit.. Or Saw* we not fought eattain it with roost resol,Une as von• h thorn d d' 17,1,1 one't of Ira to sln • k'ry eh a. Amerthea ha, 1 sm bold taio earn it, and aav, wee. w. dol. Aid yet "roost a d$erehre In Ili. ,.,rill ! And where tare .tell' rein? IIoly out of that smell. . 'snr.• that while Iron in your metres cwt with saerriatee, we in ogre met sot PVM lair OAT.' begins* when we rough., then., was nnhwlr on earth to maistaia Ilre laws of nature . 0 *!. Arw•rira was silent, std Fleglaad did not •lir: gird • tads yon were termed by a rrenrl• int". w• were f.rsakes by the F•e.eh Ifip.Nie—tiself new trwdd.a dews breast en rt has forsakes no ! Welt, we are not broke* yet, There is hope for nee 4..1.411.1. there is a gel to Hee - we* and an America no .arch ! [ Appleton') May ttta that nor aseeles. waas were ssus.- ( • •