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I am a digital artist specialized in photomontage techniques. All my compositions are based in photographs that undergo a complex process of transformation, assemblage and detailing, bringing them closer to a pictorial expression.
Marcela Bolivar's photo illustrations have a light touch — the figures and surrounding flowers, plants and fabrics appear to billow in the wind, as if they might be blown away at any moment. Sticking to a mostly pale color palette, Bolivar gives her characters an elegant essence. We see them morphing and changing their shape to blend in with elements of nature, as if they behold mystical powers we can't quite comprehend.
Nastia Voynovskaya
Clients include: Random House US, Harlequin UK, PS Publishing UK, Centipede Press, Envato Ltd, Editorial Planeta, Revista Bacánika, Wacom Americas, Gabo Kiadó, Undertow Publications, Editions du Chat Noir, L'Atelier Mosésu, Editions Plume Blanche, Gulf Stream Éditeur, Word Horde.
Bands / Musicians: Amethystium, Swan Valley Heights, Christian Engquist, Diminished 7, Fabulae Dramatis, My sweet Torment, Painlink, Hunted, Sidesteps, Malsain, Stardown, Transience, Darkflight.
Press / books: ART OF Magazine, Infected By Art Vol. 5, 6, Apex Magazine, Beautiful.Bizarre, PsikeArt Magazine, Beautiful Decay, Advanced Photoshop UK, Advanced Photoshop Germany, Exposé 5,9,10,11, Curvy 8, 9, Practical Photoshop Magazine, Bluecanvas Magazine, The Printed Blog, Photo Technique Magazine, Camera Obscura Journal, SYNK Magazine, Dark Realms Magazine.
Awards / Recognition
- Nomination. Chesley Award 2018. Best Cover Illustration: Hardcover. Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists (ASFA). US.
- Nomination. Chesley Award 2017. Best Monochrome Work: Unpublished. Association of Science Fiction and Fantasy Artists (ASFA). US.
- Bronze Award. Digital Category. Infected By Art Book – Volume 6. 2018
- Juror's Award. (First Place). PhotoPlace Gallery Juried Exhibition: Imagined Realities. Middlebury (Vermont), US. 2016.
- First Place. School's Forum. Marea Digital 2013. Diseño en Palermo. Universidad de Palermo. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Special Mention of the Official Jury. Marea Digital 2013. Diseño en Palermo. Universidad de Palermo. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- Cum Laude. Bachelor's project: Mercurio, Azufre y Ceniza. Instituto Departamental de Bellas Artes. Cali, Colombia.
- First Place. Photo Technique Magazine Juried Exhibition: The Photographic Experience. Mesilla (New Mexico), US.
- Winner, Outstanding Amateur Photography Award. Camera Obscura: Journal of Literature & Photography. US.
- Excellence Award. Categorie Horror/Surreal. EXPOSÉ 5 Finest digital art in the known Universe. Ballistic Publishing. Australia.


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Most years, the second day of the AAFCO meeting is the meat and potatoes for manufacturers of real pet food. This is the day that the Pet Food and Ingredient Definitions Committees meet. While the trade association participates in other committees, the decisions which immediately impact our manufacturers happen here. …Read More »
Define Best – AAFCO Mid-Year Meeting, 2020
Interesting mix of topics at day one of the midyear AAFCO meeting. To start the meeting off, we had a guest speaker whose moniker is "farm babe." While I disparage her nickname, because I think it belittles her personal image, she does have a great perspective in that we are …Read More »
The Long and Winding Regulatory Process
Regulations are now fully updated to include specifics for large size dogs and puppies. Because these dogs have different calcium/phosphorus needs than the average size dog, regulations have had to change to reflect current knowledge (now a decade old). This has been in the works since 2014; which was, ironically, …Read More »
You Can't Say "Buffalo" Any More
I bet that got your attention! Here're a few more details to clarify what I'm saying: The term "Buffalo" as a pet food ingredients is no longer acceptable. It has been replaced. The choices are "bison," "water buffalo," "North American buffalo," or "North American bison." "Buffalo" as a stand alone …Read More »
FSMA Conversation, AAFCO Annual Meeting 2019
This was not a training session. Rather, this all day session discussed industry and regulatory perspectives over the last 18 months of FSMA inspections. There were essentially four sessions: the NC State regulatory experience, an industry perspective, the FDA's view, and a panel of state regulators. Synopsis below: From NC …Read More »
African Swine Fever – Is There a Problem?
For an undisclosed reason, FDA speakers spent a fair amount of time discussing African Swine Fever (ASF) at the opening seminar at the August AAFCO '19 meeting. What we were told: it can be transmitted by fomites (inanimate objects which can transmit disease) including feed test results are controversial- is …Read More »
What's in Store at the AAFCO Meeting Next Week
Since the inception of this trade association over 2 years ago, I've had the opportunity to meet some amazing people. The AAFCO meeting is a great opportunity to meet up with these folks, touch base with them, see what's going on in their industry, and discuss what's new on our …Read More »
AAFCO Update January 2019
Most notable was the ongoing government shutdown meant no members of FDA were present – normally 20+ members of FDA attend AAFCO meetings. That brings our biggest disappointment as we were waiting for FDA feedback after our conversation in December. We had asked the FDA to provide their statutory basis …Read More »
Our 2019 Game Plan
Like a good sports team or any business, Next Gen PFMA has a plan to continue supporting your needs and to further our efforts into 2019. Staying with the sports analogy, we have both offensive and defensive strategic plans for the year; like a good team captain, we will share …Read More »
Aafco after action report, summer 2018
One of the benefits of attending AAFCO meetings is to engage in discussion as the committees work through future regulatory issues. Once items are presented at the semi-annual and annual meetings, they are public record and open for discussion. Below is a short summary of issues impacting our members over …Read More »

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Saham Asian Indeks MSCI Asia Pasifikindeks SP/ASX 200 indeks Kospi
Stocks in Asia traded mixed on Monday morning as investors look for further developments on U.S.-China trade.
Overall, the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index traded 0.05% lower.
In Japan, the Nikkei 225 rose fractionally in early trade while the Topix index was largely flat. South Korea's Kospi slipped 0.13%.
Shares in Australia edged lower in morning trade, with the S&P/ASX 200 down about 0.4% as most of the sectors slipped.
Investors will continue to monitor developments on U.S.-China trade. Chinese Vice Premier Liu He had a phone call Saturday morning with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer regarding a "phase-one" trade deal, Chinese state media outlet Xinhua reported over the weekend.
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From radio presenter to station manager - Desre Esme Christiaan
Paheja Siririka
WINDHOEK – Everyone has a tale to tell – the started from the bottom now we are here type of tale and Desre Esme Christiaan is no exception.
The radio head who started her career in 2006 is now one of the youngest station managers at Kaisames FM, initially known as NBC's Damara/Nama Radio.
Christiaan excitedly says of her new role: "It honestly hasn't sunk in yet, but for what it's worth, it's overwhelming but it's equally a challenge that I'm looking forward to."
With qualifications in media arts technology from the College of the Arts and a degree in journalism from Namibia University of Science and Technology (Nust), majoring in public relations, Christiaan is passionate about radio.
She started in 2006, straight from the College of the Arts as a freelancer on a popular programme called #khamkhoen ||khoab. Christiaan was appointed permanently in 2009, worked her way up and became a studio producer, media planner and now station manager.
As a young 32-year-old female professional, now in a leadership position and having to work with the older generation who don't take orders from young leaders lightly, Christiaan said fortunately for her, the current team she has consists of 80 percent equally young people. They understand the dynamics of broadcast journalism. Over the years she has built strong relations with them and although it will not be easy to lead former peers, they have supported her so far and that has given her the confidence that they will be a great team.
She candidly said as a woman in the radio industry, she doesn't see any obstacles. "I would be lying if I say there are obstacles for women in the radio industry or the media industry as a whole in Namibia… there are so many female radio personalities out there thriving, so an occasional sexist comment here or there doesn't suffice as an obstacle," she said.
As for the leadership aspect, Christiaan says it all boils down to vision. The very essence of leadership is a vision, which she has for Kaisames FM, so that with a plan, implementation and talent, which her current team has, Kaisames FM will thrive under her leadership.
In her new role as far as the branding is concerned which started with the name change, Christiaan said it's inevitable. "Slowly but surely Kaisames FM will reinvent itself and prepare for the digital age. You will just have to tune in," she informed Youth Corner.
On whether Namibians listen to the radio, Christiaan affirmed that people still listen to the radio. It's the original social media although it competes with other media outlets and challenges to deliver appealing news. Radio is still relevant and persuasive despite existing new media. Most people if not all have access to a radio and with an over 90 percent coverage of the NBC.
Christiaan advised young Namibians to do something they love. "You are naturally going to succeed in it, and organise your life around your passion, because you can turn your passion into your story and your story into something that matters," she concluded.
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Bhojia Institute of Nursing, Solan Courses and Fee Structure
Diploma in Paramedical
Course Duration:3 year(s) 6 month(s), Full Time
Bhojia Institute of Nursing located in Vill- Bhud, Tehsil Baddi, Distt. Solan (HP) offers three years diploma in General Nursing & Midwifery (G.N.M), at undergraduate level. The Course is approved by Indian Nursing Council (INC), New Delhi & Government of Himachal Pradesh / Himachal Pradesh Nurses Registration Council. Bhojia Institute of Nursing aims to provide high standard of education to the students. In order to accomplish its aim, it has got affiliation from various renowned hospitals, which help aspirants to acquire clinical training experience along with theoretical knowledge in the Institute. The nursing institute is equipped with all the basic amenities as well as furnished laboratories.
Why to Join Bhojia Institute of Nursing?
Duration of Course:
The General Nursing & Midwifery (G.N.M.) diploma course is of three years.
The female candidates should have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized Board in any stream (preferably with Science) with minimum 40% Gen. and SC/ST 35% aggregate marks. In addition, the candidate should be aged between 17 years to 35 years on or before 31st Dec. of admission year (married or unmarried).
Admission Procedure:
Admission on merit basis in the 10+2 examination through D.R.M.E. Himachal Pradesh or Direct for Management seat in the institution and last over seat.
For more details about admission please contact :-
Phone: +91-1795-244115, 9816089981, 9805267911, 9816782805
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"She Stoops to Conquer"
Written by Oliver Goldsmith
Directed by Elizabeth Angellozi
"She Stoops to Conquer" is a classic comedy about a young and refined girl, Kate Hardcastle, who has her eye on the very wealthy Charles Marlow. Kate hears through the grapevine that Charles is more relaxed around "common" girls, so she devises a plan to disguise herself as a barmaid and to pretend her house is an inn. Pranks, practical jokes and tomfoolery ensue as the plot unravels and the truth is revealed. The play has stood the test of time with the heart of its moral focused on the humility of true love: "The prostrate lover when he lowest lies, but stoops to conquer, but kneels to rise."
Climenhaga Building, Miller Theater
Nov. 14-16 & 22-23, 8 p.m.
Nov. 17 & 24, 3 p.m.
Adult $12.00; Students & Seniors $7.00. Opening night is buy one get one free!
Tickets can be purchased online at www.messiah.edu/tickets, by phone at 717-691-6036, or at the door as available. Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more.


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Textron Specialized Vehicles Inc. (TSV) brings powerful brands like Jacobsen®, Arctic Cat®, E-Z-GO® and Textron Off Road under one roof. Together, they draw from the expertise of Textron's global network of aircraft, defence and industrial businesses to provide customers with innovative solutions and services.
Textron Specialized Vehicles Inc. have become a world leader in transportation and a leading global manufacturer of turf care vehicles, golf cars, side-by-sides, utility vehicles, personal transportation vehicles and aviation ground support equipment. We build thousands of vehicles each year, under brands that are leaders in the respective industries they serve - Cushman®, E-Z-GO®, Textron Off Road, Arctic Cat®, Jacobsen®, Dixie Chopper®, Ransomes®, TUG™, Douglas™, Premier™, Safeaero™ and Textron Motors™.
Since 1960, the company has been part of Textron Inc., a global multi-industry company headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island (U.S.A.) with more than 35,000 employees worldwide and operations in 25 countries. Textron is known around the world for its world-class business practices, talented workforce and powerful brands, including Beechcraft, Bell Helicopter, Cessna, Greenlee, Hawker and Jacobsen.
At our Textron Specialized Vehicles facility in Ipswich, we are manufacturing Ransomes and Jacobsen turf care vehicles, which manicure the most important turf in the world - from prestigious championship golf courses to World Cup pitches.
We continue to invest in new equipment and technology to enable delivery of equipment that exceeds customer expectations. The ethics in quality control standards are second to none and the ISO 9001 accreditation is testimony to this. This is complemented by our commitment to the environment, where we are still the only turf equipment manufacturer to be accredited with ISO 14001 certification, the international standard for environmental management.
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Opti-Sciences ACM-200 plus Anthocyanin Content
Monitor Sugar Maple Senescence
To study anthocyanin content in leaves and flowers.
Opti-Sciences CCM-200 plus Chlorophyll Content Meter
Measure Chlorophyll Content Reliably and Nondestructively.
Great for nitrogen and fertilizer management programs.
Hansatech CL-01
Chlorophyll content meter
Measuring the relative chlorophyll content of a leaf sample.
Hansatech FMS2
Field portable chlorophyll fluorimeter using the pulse-modulated principle.
It is suitable for non-invasive sampling under natural light condition & may be combined with other techniques such as infra-red gas analysis (IRGA) for simultaneous measurements.
Hansatech FMS1
Is a pulse modulated chlorophyll fluorimeter waith main power supply for laboratory or near field use.
It is suitable for non-invasive sampling under natural light conditions & may be interfaced with our range of oxygen electrode chambers for simultaneous oxygen measurements.
Hansatech Handy-PEA
For chlorophyll fluorescence in research & teaching.
For early detection of environmental stresses & nutrient deficiency.
Opti-Sciences GFPIII Fluorescence Probe
For detection og GFP and other fluorescence proteins.
For Gene Expression study, Pesticide or Chemical Spray Analysis
Opti-Sciences CCM-300
Chlorophyll content can now be measured from germination through maturity.
For chlorophyll content measurement.
Opti-Sciences OS30pt Hand-Held Chlorophyll Fluorometer
Cited research chlorophyll fluorometer
Most used parameter for plant stress detection
Opti-Sciences OS1P Chlorophyll Fluorometer
For detecting stress causing agents that effect photosystem PSII.
Flexible fiberoptic probe allows gerater measurement flexibility.
Opti-Sciences OS5P Chlorophyll Fluorometer
Fourth generation research portable chlorophyll fluorometer
To measure photo-protective mechanism, state transitions, light stress, heat stress and cold stress.
PSI Thermoregulator TR 2000
Can work as a stand-alone unit or can provide precise temperature control to liquid samples measured.
Can work with 2 modes - constant and temperature ramp mode.
PSI Gas Mixing System GMS 150
Produce precise mixtures of up to 4 different gasses
Typically used to control flow of air, carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
PSI Magnetic Stirrer
Designed to provide continuous stirring with little speed deviation and minimum head build up.
The rate of stirring is set by knob on the front panel of the device.
PSI OxyCorder 401
Used to measure dissolved oxygen in photosynthesis research.
Oxycorder is supplied with Oxywin software that control polarization voltage of the electrodes.
PSI Thermoluminescence System TL 200/ PMT
Designed to investigate structure of energetic level in the Photosystem II.
Sensitive photomultiplier for thermolumiscence glow peak detection.


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First weekend box office collection – Arun Vijay's 'Kuttram 23' rocks in theatres
Out of four releases, Arun Vijay's 'Kuttram 23' ranks the top by making a gross collection of Rs. 62,49,768 on its opening weekend. Superstar's 'Baasha' which had a re-release on 3rd March has raked in Rs. 36,90,024 in two days in Chennai. 'Yaakai' and 'Mupparimaanam' did not meet audience expectations and were able to collect only Rs. 10,86,112 and Rs. Rs. 9,17,875.


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Learn how to move WordPress wp-content, plugins, and upload directory to a custom location on your web server.
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In the tutorial, I will show how to create a WordPress subdomain site on your main domain. What are Subdomains? A subdomain is a second website which can be used to host content different than your main website. Ex. http://tips.site.com is a URL with subdomain "tips". In that '.com' is […]
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Lot 27 Dune Oaks Dr., Georgetown
DeBordieu Colony... Elegance, activity, security and serenity. We present a homesite that encompasses all of this and more. This is a 1 acre, lakefront lot that will entice any bird lover. Twenty yards from the rear of this site is an island that's home to numerous Egrets, Herons, Wood Stork and Eagles. A camera and binoculars are a must for this owner. For active adults or children you will find an abundance of things to do. This includes Championship golf, World-class tennis, playgrounds, nature trails, pools and of course, one of the most beautiful beaches along the SC shoreline. The community boat ramp provides access to fantastic fishing and shrimping in the surrounding creeks and canals along with nearby Winyah Bay. Homes along Severin Place are some of the finest in the community and you'll be able to build yours to the high caliber you've come to expect. Let DeBordieu Colony help complete your life's ambitions.
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Cable Available, Electricity Available, Water Available, Phone Available, Sewer Available, Underground Utilities
Cul-De-Sac, Lake Front, Near Golf Course, Pond, Wooded
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Tour Detail
Tour Itinerary
Day 1: Port Blair - Corbin's Cove Beach
Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight & transfer to your Guesthouse. After lunch, visit the Corbin's Cove Beach - 9 kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, and Cellular Jail (National Memorial), light and sound program.
Day 2: Port Blair- Havelock Island
Today, we start our journey towards Havelock island Mackruzz Deluxe from Port Blair Harbour. On arrival at Havelock Island (57 kms by sea from Port Blair). lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. Then after breakfirst proceed to the Kalapathar beach where you can watch the beautiful sunset. Optional activities are swimming Radhanagar Beach, the Times Magazine the finest beach in Asia. It is an ideal place for swimming, sea bathing and basking on the sun kissed beach. Overnight stay at Havelock.
Day 3: Havelock Island - Elephant Beach
Today, we start our journey towards Havelock island the unique beaches located in Havelock Island, Elephant Beach is untouched by commercialism and boasts of an environment that exudes a peaceful ambience. Popular for snorkelling, Elephant Beach boasts of some of the vibrant coral reefs on the island. Situated at one remote corner of Havelock Island, one has to either take a boat or follow a steep but a short trek to reach Elephant Beach that is renowned not only for its pristine beauty but also for its serene environs. Overnight stay at Havelock.
Day 4: Havelock Island to Port Blair
After breakfast, we proceed to back towards Port Blair ( via ferry) Mackruzz Deluxe after lunch visit sunset in chidiya tapu beach and Sagarika ( the Govt. Emporium of Handcraft) and local market for shopping. overnight stay at Port Blair.
Day 5: Port Blair - Ross Island - Harbour Cruise(Viper Island) and North Bay (the Coral Island)
After Breakfast, we proceed for cruising to Ross Island and North Bay(the Coral Island). First we start with Ross Island, the earth while capital of Andaman during the British regime. Now it stands as an imposing relic, with the old structure almost in debris. From Ross Island, we move for North Bay Island (called the Coral Island). Best destination to enjoy the view of colorful corals and underwater marine life through glass bottom boat and snorkeling (optional). the leisure Cruise ends with Viper Island, the place of execution Viper Island, named after the ship wreck event of a British trading ship named "Viper" in 19th century.
Day 6: Port Blair - Baratang island
Baratang island Mud Volcano, Limestone Caves (Full Day Programme) And same day return and Sagarika( the Govt. Emporium of Handcraft) and local market for shopping. over night stay in port blair.
Day 7: Port Blair - Jolly Buoy Island
Start after breakfast for a full-day Excursion to Jolly Buoy Island or Red Skin Island (Coral Island) - to see coral reefs, exotic varieties of beautiful ornamental fishes and other marine life. The glass bottom boat ride helps one to take a closer look at the vast coral colonies. Optional Activities- Snorkeling, Swimming & Trekking. Overnight stay at Port Blair.
Day 8: Port Blair - City Tours
After Breakfast, we take you for the tour of Port Blair city which covers Anthropological Museum which displays the tools, art and handcraft of aboriginal tribes of Andaman & Nicobar Island, Cellular Jail (National Memorial), Chatham saw mill (the oldest and biggest mill in Asia), Forest Museum, Samundrika (Naval Marine Museum), Aquarium (Fisheries Museum), Science Centre, Andaman Water Sports Complex. After lunch  then to Sagarika( the Govt. Emporium of Handcraft) and local market for shopping.
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without aid- from these important sonrces of 4
'Mantle, so gteat a teductiop•Ar the public debt i
''.. - -Wirben aceompiishod In iomparatively so short
i od. ~.."Ite funded debt of the State is now
i ''' ' 1: ; ., ___thr knit been sine 1842, Ind the unload
--,,,,, and eating tibial at that time amount
- ~., , , 4111ta upwards,' of two millions of ' doll e n,' has
... - liweet , aload entirely redeemed. It is new re
' Oleg to $l2O, 721 78-end of this sum over
' stiostrulne thousaod dollars consists , of miler
.'--llottes,ftedit . 01 :Which are . undoubtedly either
-:, - L' AM or - destroyed,: and Will, therefore. never be
: ''` • '' ' tiremated fOr payment. The eking against,the
- , i stalls exraingtrum the construction and mein
.. , tames of her canals and, railroads, are now re
- dated to a mere somiosl um; sad, ln the fu
-ItSze,, ill.'providing for the ordinary expenses of
• #evernment, bet revenues and her ettergin may
- a:';- , he Salnelvely applied .to the peVasent or the
. -j,
" - i *wet, mad
debt. tbe - diecharge of th e principle of
, - 1 ber public
-, Me people! this Oolusionwsalth have MU
'ipital met 'with' promptsess, the denied. midi
,' Sham freme time to rise, for the way* e@d
, .. r...:Z 4,1111 4.-. 4 , 11 W/ esil Um the oarrous debt with
A . ll
any havitiesi so lOog burdened, la each
, , . ,
~:yestr gentibily, sad rapidly dhappearbur-that
ate'rersollet MAIM to rest the totsiost is se:
a..emestly Wig 4bstslalts4, that. coase'quatly a attlf
. ~-, -. ,::: ,
grester SIM NM *soh pair be devoted to the g*, ,
ddedol ethic principal of the debt without re' Pr
. '''
.;, Cesrtleg is sslatilosal sources of nireano-akf
shod, w(th a proper busbaadlog ..... tam:lures*
, '.
, o64.Bmits, Ms day la sot tar distant when'dl-'-
nisa tasathes , la Paaosylvanis will Besse "OAS:
gelher-chie payment of such tares es me, for
' ' tha Utile required to meet the public 09044.
1 I 4114991, - . will commie to be out with altesrfolness
' ' lied alassity. Bat they will usutantionstay
' ''.baud tbasi to whoa, tars, have they intrusted
- the illisaltdaffeletwals oinks State toe rigid se
. '... v - iesisahsbUlty. That therm should, at this par
,- . &kills , Janette*, . whim t i b4 basins.' aid moss-
Awry stein of the sone are be greatly de
,, peonslibosio otrlomossoomay Is public open.
• . offline, le so ossifssi, Mit it can scarcely be
• mosemery to mil • Menthe to so plats a duty.
..',,.. ',. , kl ft is arpo o l Air tut soy Menai= which
aroo teed ' snails to lesson the nrsausa of
- WhiClossmoawsalth;r:would; at this time, be ps
.. ,smillssts sawisi r tml,,lgespodiont This nips.
AN it. AID, _ 1 : 1 1 4 =IS on forti . ledl.--itke
.. ledge* W*4114 hoolooded with doubt sod
, -WeSsetidety-hill, tharefors, no more;tua tho
•-', .it l';l:pitS .te triiiheie ivied. with =mein 7 1 .8 1 -
j deice, all sir pressat modems of reruns, sad
~ 14Mo te!, be 'prepared - for every posslbi• cootie
,'l?" libiatiulylBsB,llis Poselyltsalsyslbud mop
.;,, el:ieisey Me Wowed to
tax cet tosergetsquirM
; ; ,,,,y,j .) 'ifs blipstsl by thesst to oerponghtg tits tkomysity;
.ri •t . , 4.4 us WWl,' iiipplstesatt; esd`there Is new
+,,,, -- - • es* te , ris Butte ear that Outosud.easinsive of
.'''' , "latararit' Os son et $674,294 22.'- leoladlse
••• • ••,' t ':.! . • •. lb' Istiriet as mum sot 4_4, lisbost $700,000.
DiKoromory Ism missal mosesge we. istlverad to
• ..4 1 1041420shettricoiesie Mk bete' tried Is Ile
,ANIS et "Cosmos ?ISM of Desphis onimr, §s 7
, . ensmareaMmosvosin widths ralleeid
:-"a;,; 4:4inhihrtMlllribs quirstioitftle oosatitietiiii:
. ,, ' ,4;..,dssf sfabitsx,,lnlok mu design II fine of
''°''` . -I KINIgir"Mi 4 ": OI isPrekbes - of the tax fro
__ ...:Iltelimeeteelediettelee4: 7 11 1;44inalbat, 8004/119 ,
MO els tried:bstuses , Me nue pseUis, Is the
.selkehett,isrohlegeM NOe quoin., with . a
,: '- 'All*. dealt. Is Deanna Inv' judgment WM
'' `., ,
, libithilled - ;,11 1 , t h e 006* pinker Plillsidelphia; , '
-""'' ''''''z'essels me - of i the siartumel' esitlespits, lor .
~. A , )..///0 000. Bo that Judgineat bur boimobmlset
-- - - - .. -Rsi sgtekNo• of_ tea - dab4; - .oeing the whole
stiMitstblah - liatene 'dot prior te.1960. The
lest saz 'Mob :•Mortte4 ' Motbalbo put year
",...•• 4., tesutaadelk.! . 4308,840 03. The Shut settlement
- 'lii:Wwiywar to befoss.nlD4WoMin lyroan,
--, . est skeippssl taken byelts..m
opieen aid the
±..limisitiesttlslasst .Wm Inds Int a few
,:•.. ,i 1 4 , 4431/11160101 the , -..101101"111..- dirttlialut of
. 4 :4=missullip-.:-. T ~ ....1 ' ,.,,i.7 " i i
zt..., Inserify is . the Goiania plass sl
.]....4,- 1 60.1./70 . ,_. - b 7
4,1 , !i : P • • =us
M ot.
.!'",''',',- ~•• 1 . 41100111 2....1, 0 1, ' ..,
~ -.-N - . 1.- -I,. Pi- ( 7o;6'*•'4 ' '''' - .
• ' 1,1
to the Supreme court of thieState, where they
were argued in June last, and in October, that
tribunal sustained the. decision of the court of
Gamma pleas, sad held theau to be clearly
constitutional; tithe uniting with the law mak•
log power la affirming the right of the State to
tu a eorporatioit under s Wirth which it owe.
its eminence. Ent hottelfintlitiding this concur.
rune of °pintos and settee ounthalf of the eon-
Canted matherities of Penterylimite, the Stip,
tion is not yet at au end; for lite railroad coop
party has recently removed thallium by writs
ofxrror, to the Supreire Cohn of the trailed
States, ethers they are now pending ; That the
decision of that court will, whee-made, folly
anemia the right of a seteereign 'State to enforce
• cootraotbetween the Stith end borporation,
and entirely vindicate the power of • State to
impose such [sifts upon Corporations, se la her
iovereign will she may deeth proper, I cannot
for a moment doubt.
To complete the history oftliis Important Bib
gallon, and to show that every effort has been,
thus far, made to compel the payment of this
large sum of enemy into the Treasury of the
State, It la proper to add, that the law officer of '
the Commonwealth, being of opiates the' the
writs of error were to °likened froth the Supreme
'Coon of the Oohed States in data to prevent the
collection of thejedgments rendered in the State
Courts, executious were teemed to 'the Sheriff of
the County of Dettplibi.ithdetroceedltige are now
pending to the Supreme Covet el) this Slate, to
determine whether the o ...olmmenwealth can 0002
pel the payment of ..the , jail/pi:teeth already re.
covered, before the linal decimal' by the Su
preme Court of the United Suites;
The Sulphur, and Erie railroad company
having failed to negotiate its mortgage bonds to
their p oubdttlon, the cum:dittoes cull
dandy entertained of eh early completion of that
most Important Improvement have cot been re.
allied. The work doting tbapast year, howev•
elating!' greatly retarded, hes!been
allyprogreeeleg; upwards of one million of dol
ls?, haviegteen expended on the line from No
vember . 1869, to November 1860. The whole
length of the rood, from the borough:of Seabe
e, to the harbor on the lake, at the city of Erie,
i. 28 8 miler; of Which 148 miles are now neighed
and in operation, and 116 slim ofthe remaining
pertion.of the line are graded; leading but twen
ty five miles yet to grads. • Pennsylvania is
largely interested in the early completion and
success of this great thoroughfare, not only be
cause she is the creditor of the company to the
amount of three'and a half milliom at dotter*,
but for the additional, and more cogent reason,
that the Improvement, when completed, will
*pan ate of the mat important chanuels of trade
between the city of Philadelphia and the great
Ilan of the west, at the beat harbor on Lek.
Zeit entirely within the limits of our own State,
whitiih'has ever been contemplated. It will,
moreover, develop the resource of a large por
tion of North-Western Pennsylvania, abounding.
with the richest minerals, and a lumber region
of unsurpassed excellence, which the munificent
hand of the State has hitherto totally neglected.
By dispelling of her branch canals, to that com
pany, in exchange for ile mortgage bonds.' the
Stole has already largely sided's° the convene
Lion of this great work; and it may be itemises%
ry, to insure its completton, that further kale
laden should be bad to order to reader the torus
of the company available. it is evident that •
liberal policy, on the part of the government,
will promote alike the Interests of the Common
wealth and the railroad compsey; tbeiee.,
great mire should be taken to protect, as far as
possible, the debt now due from the company to
the State. If all propootione which may be
modeler •ohange is toe securities now held by
the be car. fully considered by
the legislature, and no more yielded than sound
economy demaudit, with proper provieion for the
doe application of whatever means, may he're
alzed, to Is believed, that eolludeni relief can be
granted to the company, to enable It promptly to
finish the road, while the .eiecority remeiniog
wilt be fully adequate a insure the ultimata
payment of the principal and interest of the
bond, of the railroad eampaoy now held by
I commend this subject to the Leglelature, as
one entitled to its most careful consideration, as
well on aattatint of its .Tait importahos to that
portion of the Stab through which the railroad
p —to the cities of Pbiledelphlit and Erie
—and to the railroad company—as to the "COM•
mouse th. Lerself--prealelog that whatever
policy It may be thought expedient to pursue,.
should beedopied solely with refsretice to the
protection sad furtherknee of the goiblio inter-
The attention of the Legislature is' agate la
rked to the subject of general edvioation. At
the preeetjaneture It p is peculiar claims .
The experience of a q of a century has
'gadded the proverbially cantina. people of
Penneyliania, of the siapiednere of-the com
mon school uncle to their Gaeta and condition.
No less has the seers ordest of the past three
y.ers shown its capability to endure shoals rut.
den reversee which oeoasienally prostrate the
other, tntrieste of the . community. 10.01eing
greater expenditure than the ran of the depart.
ments of government, and that, ton, mainly
drawn from Menu titmice, it is a proud feet,
that, while Meet of the eeterpriees of millet,
have been seriously embarrassed, and some of
them impended, by the pecuniary oriels of 1867,
'our edneational system hoe not bead retarded
tit any appreciable degree. Oa the contrary, Its
•operstions have been matoteined to an extent
which plainly indicates that our eitizthe folly
appreciate its Salon. Contraming its results
• during the petit year, with those of 1867, we
Sod that the whole number of pooile now is the
Ischools, is 647.414, being an hereto* of 44422;
these were taught In 11.577 schools, 621 more
than in 1857. Boring an average term of five
months and fire end cos-half day., at a cost of
Ofty.six cents per pupil, per month, by 14,065
leathers, being 525 more than in 1857 The
entire expenditure of the system, for the past
year. leolnding that of the Behool Department,
la $2,688,660 80 These figures 'ford some
Idea of the teagellade of the operations of the
system; but neither words nor figures can ad.
equate', terms the' Importance of its Joan.
epos upon theveient, or Its relations to the
Itl tiontemplatirig the details of a pled for the
due trait:deg orthe youth of a commuitllY, it.
large proportions and Impost's" array c .statis.
doe do not display the points of he greeiteet Imp
penance. Penile - May be enrolled by Ithodreds
of thousandei eithool betimes of the himtedructure
sod - most, orimplele ariingtimeint may be dotted
• seisintheitlintAlitigh•iieriy :thir,ereohilteeet, or,
the loadiehilsiciii'perteet pity/4f 'lndia may
be adoeted _Ottnia - beetfitleattile sefeotioe of
tthithltso_pds; eilitichot,ltee t ilikthitte, without the
firfpi r moral Sod de
efOthitthlakiter lijutlthatiogi spirit,
etHe terrhei4ostherusi !•'thl• v mei de
partmenl.j.ent hippy, to announce that he im.
t of tho
iemeo/th of
6 40
5780.0710 00
87,026.113 87
00 00
........ Itoooo 00
$101,113 40
. $400,630 00
337200 00
$20.401 i 0
19074 39
4,4411 113
707 10
0,P31,G1/0 co
6173,106 /7
061 433 04
Prottonnti it Lk, oetomkottoottettjtieeohire of the
;et, ti duliviel &tore 'lndia` itdioaricieuteni,l within
sipAnut three years, than.sq, alter brine& of
Obi.ofotmo T.—pow! tiltrotor/I? f;eleg thi point
itiftif Of - Wed guktigreti hijsunlog and Culture
miiirnriginatioaante ttlitoae'let *blob the foe
fi l att s 4 l4- 1 1 CririNbIle atith art.
. Iffilif :4 i t; ?
• 7
Pan. mediae
.mode of *redoing tesoberi under
the normal set, f 1867 hoe now stood the test
of praolleal experieede ; and, against the moat
-adverse cheismetscoes,' hoe produced' mulls
deliisivi of insenceese. Already it has pieced
one icatitutltin iti fall operation In the south
eastern part of tharliste, equal in standlig and
extent to any in the Unlock. Another, with all
the requirements of the law, he. jUst applied for
State recognition In ibe extreme nortimerst. I
commend these noble, sod peculiarly Penneyi
yule, eohoolt to your favor. did to theta will
be the best inveetteent that can be made' for the
Tieing - generition. 0 led tostruottee for our
children te 'the . .111Dgeill earthly sasronies that,
whatever else we bequeath them, their , lOberl.
taws will b. a blush% end, sot a extras i end,
if nothing more Is left, in the welt =ldeated
minds, the willing hands and the Inns le' God,
of freemen, they will have all that le essetttlid,
- - Nearly eisien thoOsind et •onr fellow a Guns
ere now devotiii their efforts to the iteprom
meat of the - comsat schoola, as dtreatorol than
I Ohs there is no more'meriteribiteloody-pc men.
An iiiiressi oCthe-anntiel State spproprlatlon
would scantily . be a tosteriel relief to the die.
Idols at thle time, bat would, to some I elettl,
' iihreisharineidirattore in their lout °per tiona
' It he rat; hdirsver, GM common school siesta,.
Tilt sodlionOroble to the State alit Iv, that
elating yent.eatire attention, In refereece to
education: "Pennsylvania ale? bouts herloolle,
1' gioti,.:,atuotionlext, solentlflo,' professional aid
I,phlianthropluinstitullontand numeroutpeisitti
[ eektele of Oar, gradc- - - to-this. respectihe is
NV/oton° trieMberOf 16 6'066411feet' b4_front
me went of. attention to .1 he ;Piper :siettetioe
Hilo thisafer been reeked far beloti tier' Jut
ttandsal;,' The presect Is net the propei' time
loiterer/ grant.' to intilutioni of 'three, classes
abide heretofore received State aft if !Oren,
IlittepUblitinnthoritioe do not pewees thi regal-
Slaidedi for a ref. and just'exteesloo : of fiber.
sality.:' ,, ltits , perlod will surlier:hen' ill public
edtteatiottel *reties, Must be lacfudedilo one
greeteriteti forthe eleattionlif, Mind put mor
als; udititertke Sumo *111;ms - doubt, patron.
Ise 'eery peoSt'sfort lithe flood wort
Poe Cie dittGlifolthit ijelecn 'daring Go lot
, - .lalitiG: - Ate attention of the Lifetimes' II
allifiterredie:lbit along report of the
Common School Department, herewith sub
4.,Altiii '
..yxellivittalfa gala,. to rill lb. suisikii
Ohba GOOlost Aloottb4 to the .tams! XBl4l
to iikkilltghliiilesidirilliaPPlAMil~L
it I .
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%•'::,'-..:,:'-f-'5:17-,--'s::'o-;,,ASgAMMAz.'4W--,70-c...,,ffit.WaMmoKfter,-;...,,-- . ...- ; .----...,,,,.. i.., : , -, ;. ...., , ,...." .",...,.,...,..,.."...
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.1- '
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Mira. twomoomplie "
b en object ; which has
never beta attained in this ectOntri—.the supply
of • want'which has ever been fell by the agri
'Miural cuioomolty: the edneation of their
sea, at ono', to loientifio knowledge, habitual
Industry, and premien? Mall, to alt them for the
assalations of rural life, sod the ocoupstion
tdateeo for them by their tethers The gains of
ths farmer, however certain, are: small. The
education of hie sons should, therefore, be
messured by the esters of his baleen. There
i seems to be no presage' mode of cheapening ed.
[ upsilon but by comblulug an amount of expio'd•
hare, within the ability of the firmer, with the
'daily labor of the student, so as to mike the in.
*tuition so nearly self ettslainiog tat to bring it
Within the reach of that Maas who Oonstitute so
iI portant a branah , ofotte induetrY of our poo•
led The original design of this: solaced em
etic:ad the socummodation of four hundred eau•
cote, a number .1 l to the economical
Working of the system ; and although the appli
Malone far admission are numberless, the uttoost
efforts of the trustee' have not enabled them to
complete more than ono.third of tholbuikling, or
to littoolatiodate more than a corresponding
'dauber:Of student& Many I oidisid tale through.
ccueillo tale, anilotted of the merit of an in.
etantion which promisee el: muotti good, hare
antributed liberally to what has already been
dam; and the based of trustees hive
; labored
within seal which cannot fall is oomeud itself
to the kind feeling of all our ollisene -Ebben
tido eduoation has advanced the interests of
every avocation of life—Aviculture far lees eau
any other—nod far the manifest reason that it
has at resobed it to the same extent, and never
will reach It, unless the body be edunited (et the
plow; as well es the mind to the philosophical
prinetples which the plow'. work deVelopos
I tiara always looked upon the Farmer' High
Scant with peculiar favor, as well because of
my owo oonmatioas of its promisedlueefulness,
al the favor which has hitherto beta shown to
it bY the Representatives of the people. Its
charier requires so annual exhibitign of its re•
taint", expeaditures and operatlona generally,
and these will doubt's'', be laid beta" you.
By the am putted by the last Legislature, es
labliebing a system of (reshooting in Nosey'.
mai, and securing the public against loss from
insobeentbaoke, radical Maoris were made in
the banking laws of this State, Inelesd of cor
poration" created by special law voluntary
assochalone are authorized tot et the buil
, nese of tanking, without further legislation, and
as a indispensable prerequisite to the issuing
of b•rok note. for circulation se money, ample
security must be deposited with Ike Auditor
Getters' for their prompt redemptioa The law
makes provision, not only for the ingorporation
of new basking associations, but erables bank.
log insibutions already in existence, to continue
their Irnsioees for twenty years lifter thereipt•
ratio' of their present charters, upon:comply*,
with Its provisions, by withdrawlog their old
oiradation, sod giving the eettuntles required
for the redemption of their new haat The
poblig, I am *sure, will rejoice that ;no further
neeeteltyr 'aims for legislative action, either on
the. subject of creating new, or es- cherterteg old
banks; sod that the time and attention of their
Repressotativee will now, happily, be; no Isom
monopolized In the oonslieratiou of! • "object
hitherto productive of so much writ" and coo
lan* if not of positive evil.
Thee rapid increase of priests bank.; through
out al/tate, makes it eminently right that they
should be placed under proper legielmive re.
al ric!.l?Da, and that the large &moat of capital
thus employed shook' be made to contribute ire
fair proportion to the revenues of the:Common
wealth. Tale badness, lo the aggregate, is
now believed to amount to • sum slaw, if sot
gate, equal to the whole badness of the regu•
lanky chartered banks, and yet it is entirely un
reatrieted, and, 'with lbe exception of :a merely
Bomb& limes Mx, Is free from taxation. This
is (midst to every other Mass of our tax laylog
obissot, and especially eo to the banking i,eti.
tattoo" bolding charters from the comaronwealth
for which they have each paid a liberal bonus,
and are, in addition, subject to a very large tax
on their dividends. I respectfully 6.l;mm:id '
thin subject to the aunties of the Leiiisiature.
A blab since of day impels me again to all
the atteotion of the Legislsture to the Mad..
gamy of existing laws, regulating this receiv
ing, keeping and disbureemoot of the revenues
of the Bute. TO" public mossy* are Cow paid
directly to the Effete Treasurer, who ; deposita
them, at hie own discretion, wh ' and
wh •he choose", and pays the* out in
some, either small or great, upon his oleo oat
tamed catanikazalusittaly. Tasmania-Ana rse•
aired, ;kept and dist:creed Is socially 'between
three and four million, of donate, with balsa—
ens os hand, at times, exceedlog one Million of
dollare;; while the bend of the Stale Tamilsr
it for only eighty thousand dollars. line act
wows ire settled monthly by the Auditor Gen
eral, by; whom he receipts for money paid tab
the Tremory ar• omotersigeted, and these are,
the only stifogused I provided by law to:prevent
the illegal and Itot roper use of the Motley of
the Siete, by the 8 ate Treasurer. ;
Happily the rsrenues of the Commonwealth
awe hitherto been wifely kept, properly dis
bursed, led promptly amounted tor, by those
in Aerie of the Public Treasury; but to view
of the serious defslostioos which have occurred
elsewhere, and in ether OWN, this fact should
Inrush so reason why we ought not to guard
tipsiest Irate in the future. R eeeee log to *y for
mer sonnet menages, I respectfully, ha meet
earoestir, rsoommeod that provision be made
by law
141 That oar money shall de depoeited by the
date Treasurer in any bent or elsewhere, erltb
out drat rrcigiring ample seearity to be Oven to
the Commoowealth for the prompt repayment of
snob sum se may be deposited: and that such
seouritleit shall be deposited it the Orno4 of the
Auditor general
21. Test all °becks issued by the Stain Treas
urer shall be countereigutd by the Andifor Gen
eral, before they are used, sad that d.lly Ic
ecaps. 'bell be kept of the messy. recelSed, da
posited' aid dasbur 'IA, In tbe Auditor 0 l's
office, 1115 i VIM as to Ihn Treasury Der artsnent.
3d. That condensed monthly statements, MI
610 by the algraturee of the Auditor 0
sad Math Treasons, shall be published one
Derepaser In Philadelphia and one le UMW
burp, 'begin the balances is M. Tressaiy, and
Thrredeposbed, lb, partionlar amount of
each Jamb; and
41. b. That the bond of the Stole Treaserer he
Inereseedlo She Bum of two hundred sod ay
thousand dollars
Our vertone charitable sod refornestor
Salons—Om Mete Luanne Haepitel, at Haab.
bang—elan Western Peoanieents Help for
the mast, st Pittsburgh—the sultan for the
blind, diet and dumb, et Philadelphia—the
Hones "(letup at Philadelphia and hunter'le
end the Penny Ivens Penning @noel for idled"
and feeble minded phildrea. et Medic, will
nut theiriasusi enema clans upon the bounty
of the elan. These excellent chenille tattoos
density daunting besellis and Menton upon
valferlng sod erring humanity, ehloh cos
ecereely be overrated. They are heartily com
mended to' the diesalmineung liberality of The
Legislature. I rifted., u I "pave heretofore
don., from noommendtog, is proper obJeds for
appropriations from the Bode Teenier', leant
eheritableand benevolent, Iddltutlone, obi be.
cause dinar* undeserving the cooddenon sod
patronage of tinplating', bat Nene" they are
local in their absentee, and In my Judgment
have no Claims upon the Common land 'blob can
be admitted, 111 jasttoo to iherighte and tannin
of other pardon, of the Commonwealth. ".
The Illeptololll of the filets Penitentiary for
an Outer! Olsten!. of Pennsylvania, laitheir
'mud reports for the years 1858 sod '1869,
Gelled the ;attention of the Legislature Co the
lostoorily ID( such parts of Ibe penitentiary
buildings as were exposed to their own tireil and
those of the neighborhood, and reeommended
that roof. of such of the oorridare es were coo
end wlih "dogleg, end needed I, should
be replaced with slate or metal. OA eliding the
inetitution,; my attention wan celled to theist:ie-
Jut by thtilneprwore. The neoeselty for the
change net so epperetit end urgent, that I ad•
deed then not to hesitate in having the; old,
dilapidated sod dengeraas woodwind's otsuoh
portions of; the buildlogi aa required retsina,
replaced with same eubstentiel are proof ma
teriel. This hes sooordingly boss done, and I
respostfollY rseiommand that • small approprle
don be rutted to defray tb• expense bewared.
onaintrto year - omeldentlea the repell ot the' State
Lioness, oboes mention ee %tweet. Of the Labial's
make Cl. awe, with• ma c emodetow, !be
ibris of nebulae%the M Stitios or the Ifolog
sod with breltrereensts, committed led pootameted
wader Mesa, him nealt.4 le great Memel. to Um
Ltbarhaad themintheouowned tornmemnr• of. Owl.
itkldatek.Dv issue.. of tn. Liblarr. at t tousperstlreli
mon Uprises kr the Mat% bee km eat 'mob, th la It soff - meMe
miletwel 111X0111120.1141011t for lb• asyMteeslei of OM vol.
mm'e,e.d.l7 lb* Irvine isallniaoll, Nlt Moo ralkare •
totearetallatidtag kerne utaadve
Tlangocts'of Me Mate Temperer, the Aidllor Gelded.
eta eurnsoileast.l.the aquianiararalabd ilisAttonor
fleoeralowdl Worm yon, M 0.1.11 d she opmlkeliefalc.
grnanmg, ee prommthe b 7 Warm WV -"al aametisrep, kr •
lb. test Neat p.a.-They s , •telltled to tbe ettinalre coo
elalarstion of the 4g ate.
*mu trim 07.lestInettee. newt the reemaummi
• m
of my penteemor la tt*,• dwind. g beat we. pato Mimed ,
to tote els, in the 'Sinned
,tlee ttoretimial the Vow- I
motliemUS.,' :Th. porches& Makatea!' emetal ~ -matrfee of
bealryloseltan. lbw la Um Inueinsseeesnen is pro-
pd... w . old manplete the mammary Ituwiektms di the
b 00.., so se te mole It • fit met •Walareolmit 14.11testi tor
the lecomtug Ilmeattre. I cheerfully neweimeed 'Ate her
artist ,nnis deletilmategie nisble appeneien et
The nusernearystelentabegiosintoneranan otn i
stSindssondeinnir lennehnisttestion. us *Watt of
I=lag oarametto• efamM Merohmammiddeal
ommostyaM, shirkindetated dud niod'ox •
nuaimses,vote, Cairn !neit donne sin eate•tay
amosessAialde tarottmt est Or IllerLitatatyliailer.the
ia nkiiblNFl4ll4lolftgr
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llIGH, ' THURSDAY MORNING, SLA - N"U - A - Rf - .. :4_ lBfi-
It will be observed that lb. question, whether
Edward Prigs, wu resit, guilty of the mime of .
kidnapping. under lb. Penosylvaula datum. of
1816, wet sob:telly passed upon, either by
the court or tor y; to lb. county of Yak, or: by
Cue Supreme Mort of the bolter.: Tb. jun. -
merely.fooodibe Nola, and the sabot of both
00411(5 war but einatter of form ;
In the argument and determination of the
one.. In the Supreme Court of the United!
: atom,' it appears to bays been tiltrotor grant•
ad, that our act, of 1826 mate It us °fleetest
atom for a master to Pk* Siealatretiot or this
Mate, without a mamma of• ressomirs otudraP '
ere oomtruetloo. , site • sit wea 'declared •
enponethroloat4 and" void. '116•1 submit wee
a 'Maar stileappribeadon -of tbe p urport s and:,
Meaning of our loglaletkim • The ant motion
of Ms get of Inc soder *MA tbo Indialmeel
• egoism rtirgimet - btleMdoeire almost literally
.• rootlet frointhe•sereaetbelalles. of the Met , of '
t 3788 to wirlote et-emostestMos bad almady Wen
. givea by lbe MOW •fadisial tribunal , oft. the
State or /Nimmons* , *bees It. was hold to"'
Savo. Oo.sPellratteserbateverfir the tonioyel
a slave by tile Master or big w ith " with.
' •
out • warrant. Saab 'sense bre lam
the Haas. under Mgr manna 4788, and qrs,
enaoMogibat estate to the aoot 1828. with an
Inarealttl'PebtllY l Il lto ttlaollatit that the futon.
ticaFand °Meet or tho , Legiattlyre' wee prte;l:
: Mat free sermon or,
,Wp i u s i l y thole •
tehr4 , b7-frattd. (OTOS*: 'Wee: guilty of
kfilaapplier, boldbr.or, hie. toes as
shore& t Ttda &be Iltat• s
_v,rigbil to do
end nothiagi bats , 11111 bar act
Medd tare kidueadtbiedeskirai it Ina lerbldde. letheldeft eff lb!?Cee ttghclelt' !faith
•!W II joortemly,elea 'llrd
•-ahmsPlialftwinm" , thikilgat
. ,rn%
. ,
!Wee Indices., mod clearly. their liallon to Lakin Oda
exempl-. .
00 betudf of the advocate. of etwaidon, II le calm. .ids..
fhb Upton I. merely • *nowt herlarvea the tern* SW..
0 3 10 0tieloi IL. lcod that Wpm:sof liteptafes, nhich ma) hal
eggrhtwd, okay. at Ile criesenre d deotaitlhat tt will no 16npr
he • party to the compact. Tbl. decide. 6 dandier...-
woes The coaelindloo of tht Wittid Mates le Mer e hies
1M " 11010 atm =twine: et wrilellite.t,/ Wen. thi *n
erd Woo.. A. ephileo to nallot*ecompect le hots treaty,
wbkb may be abrogatod at the will of either pert); rdipon ,
dbl. tothe other petty Ix Ile bed &hit le retorts. to Be. p
Ise eagagmgente bat entirtly brlf a snxkble to ally soptuffor
triboud. • government. dm the hand, ertmther, cre.
aced by cotsenl e or by Cqtraits.t. When.ckdbed with Argil.
idles; kabala and empaullnChoWdod Itiosseerall. lit Ito
00001werkeerkgs: teidllt di thlialicifelguty don Ito den
to eats. ate laWil and drums. by. dell promo. end, Itt an ,
vomegenoy. by ha Winery odd naval power. Th. norm.
meat owes hrotacticio to the pope, and they, to ...owe
It their allealenco, It. Lewocistiot be violated by' davit*
, Wile keltboot aiMatittabfilty rod* tribunate eroded to en
force lot decree. dal panlh lie ofidadant °eroded tett..
dinett to it I. tebollies. If emmemfal, it 0107 be parsed of
crime by revolution. If .100 earful, the persons pigged
m the rebeillon e may berratmOdim Manor. Tbrigesirmiletil
of toe Vatted Woe., within the Malta eadgn.d to It. Ilt ed
Ponntiet Irk ,eurrreisaiy e se any other gantrameot la kb.
eltilizad wet Id.. The coaddltalon, mid law. Made , In NOM?
ance thereof. ore elpsmaly deviated io be the lopes.. *or
°Oho hoid. Bader the Oentlitotkm, the amend prominent
her tbe power. to add aid *WWI etude, to mate And
toCOOchi •cott7..ad to promo/kw re*
atiteg forth th...Wi.
tooreente lie law., trappnee loam •C 1 1 ,17 and repel inemko.
Appropriate otanalm Imre Wm eneeted by C.kgremt, to laid
0 idle ettallUon of them Important soterathental ponds.
The Meetiolt of the Bedard Ooveromeet, WA the pone,.
emitnerate4 lotheelbwiltatidtb pewit of
the Wiled Stab e, ud it bp •Inictly Immaterial that the**.
pleat the mead* Wats ersed siperately withln diet...dont
fist limits of est* Mato. T. • ktnit of their salmi le ofloo
coneposone, to view of tb• hict tic, thee deeded a (040t01
Clotetottnst,lt, lamb thee entTeutlateJ certain power. of
over bitty. died declared diode inseam dm. eorrencerr,
to L• •u" rem., se Wool reeettlbg to the Mated, or to be
people, the t yht of 0,400041 n. VOlllOaetwo 0 1 Olto 1 to o l4l'
ends. It 1.; therroote, emir 'that'tbere' la tto oopetltollobal
nett 01 docectice . gweralon le only smother Awn, of nolli.
dud. .01.0er, whenottompadto bwearriediod by form
14 rebelliods, and enroll be teddadl. ea eoetcby disc 01.4 e
swam dory It loot...lntel. lisp morrow, of the Conotkia•
Om sad bore of the Usiltrd Pieta*
It to cetletply Imo Mot Ibeeteeptitoentattreoilty, w 1,64
the oppressioa of gofeintbrit isibeccitielo intolerable liket
dell wee le preekiable to keg. toooMbeia. Onto remote
the ravolatiooart sight of teehtdmca bat oteretbe itatlitr
Itc of the govenarkend to Moiled by • written Boost-Wm.,
and oath demonised le bald lo check by t itto other ..epalt.
Wants, it will rarely, If. var. Impost host toe tilts., way •
trot he ad , ovoid, protected, els twat retorting to the world
and Inalletkable eishl to redid aod ddelsky • g0vern...461
•Ilich hat Iwo perverted*. • tc runty.
But toblie tlisocio. lb. right of • date to acute. Ita OIL ,
wee ham litattlitglestm •htett lbey owe to the Friftrai
tioweßtnelott,lt le borerdseler highly proper Om we shoel.l
carefully eked catadlally riatoltat Ike teeeetat %tab writ eit
rso,e4 by lb 40 who bees AVlturril a, datenaindlon to de.
oho, the Ciokdo of Ibedw Atomic. Stales sod I It shill
moped tbat •ey et the woe* teakirplainl on well 70 00000,
they should be oohed...K/O.IY Ideducted. ebd, - ,wi fer et lA'
tilte, 10(0100 Ott WA, for it. hod, and sermity glen for
the future; tot , ft le oos lobo toleraled, that i. govern hoot
mated by the pe pi* end eitdatelord for their betent,
thou d do lopira co utak, potato of Pa ottlE me.
•11101 eateselluft her mitt ID 011111drato lowa the Uttloa,
001 211.0.0110 a, toroegh her Odiveothab ammo. other rel.
wow, dphwee that um L. Jiblitibet In rzarchlukt, at ltd.
Una, lbat tight, Weds. camel of the Maus babe kir
cunt wed Oely rotund to fulfil thelr reneillottonel obligi ,
. Mae, tat I.coeeencted lan either Doak, log the C00n1.4
Uwe. Or rendering melon the bete of COlNtwant talent. tb
tbe enrowatt , I' 6110• W.. e6eve..ll.at, Way here penult oil
thhopen eeteldistailat of eschtlee d to. dtdart the peas. al
other Bata.; that me :wapiti OW sank elareholoto. Mutt
have dd.! sat the ramp, ef dare. from Usk muted., sad
hers broil*/ ta remits Isearnefkra Wee that remelt —nal
hare imnoatioett their datershieeks to ended. the Son*
Inns tbeememou territory of lb. tido. As tb• Repr. 7
etatallw..4 the people al, ble Innate, it broom. coot
wdeat. duty to ameerine w hem oaten. lissom% maths by
tb.eathodic ef . tordeldailiatit •
Pdatubtreolle le included to Ake lief of Share Mel ace
charged With &Beteg Waist Womteram wito that mashed
an. 0.,10011.6 *I the Uthed 0 which &dews'
...bet no poem held 19 11•0•100 at labor' I oe• Mate, 000.4
the t 0... likene, eirsolog foto' moth , 00.11, In canew
owns. of any Mc sw reguldliwr Menlo, dhobak god from
mit ow*. or leber,bot 00.11 be deliver d op, en dl ha oil
the Lusty to whore mph owe.. or le may hero.." std
ferried. •dmitting toe bath el* hi chug% 1 nahoeltallog !
ly dew, that, open • een•rol . areadoattoe, it 10111 he Lord
it* the irgisetive ackd J• 41.41 a*akis of Kam. lvdoldt!
ch.-they, as • coloay, ae • toember .1 the old cooteddrati..;
or ookhr the at letiatOooeittatkei of thelJoihd meta* b..
Neu *loot Invirteblylkdliwaced Isr • pepper eppreetalkall
* her oast obttgetteao-eed by • tetch lewd for the righted
Wm 1 ellsage and the lotitrease 01 bet liner Nett, ,
As early as 1706; dui art:minas! authorities
Penes,lrani', after Mantis% in the preamble,
that "the importation- Indian shoes from
Carolina, or other pl h been observed to
give the lodiam 0014 # ince some umbrage
for suspicion and 4 too," pulsed an ant
against the Impart Mien .; Indian eaves from
any other proitiem,-or wolauty, in America, but
at the same time deetired, "that ao such Indian
llamas deserting his muter' aaaaa Ice elsewhere,
shall by into Ibis petel:me, shalt be understood
or comorued to be eomprehended Within this
aoL" And when. le MO, more Lima eight years
before itue Constitutioa of- - tbe United States
went lute operation, Penneyleania passed her
Is. for the gradual abolltion,of slavery, mindful
of the right. of her oonfiderates, she declared ;
that ••tbis ant, or ettythltig in IF contained, shall
not glee coy relief or,aileiter - to soy absconding
or ruuestay negro or mulatto slave, or t,
who hes absented himself, or. *hall absent Elm
self, from his or holloware, twister or mimeses,
reildlog In any oilieri3tatit it sonotry, but such
°Weer, omits or milk* Shall have
and-wid r.-theenritirsieeryiraest4teite. • *Way
slave, or servant, se tia might have had In case
this act bad not been mode." A provision much
more tutegolvoold id Its phraseology, and direot
to Its Climmeede,Ase thews found, on the same
subject, in (he Coostitution of the Uoloo. The
act, by Its terms, was made Inappliosble to do
emetic slave( attedding upon dewiest's. in Con--
Ares* frets the other Acetvlosimptetm, and those
held 6j persons wide pulsing through this State,
or eejoorcing therein for a petted not looser
than sis months. .
'ln liBB it was made a high penal olfenos for
any person ' by force, violence or fraud, to lake
lout of this State, any negro or mulatto, with
the loteotion of keepieg or atlllog the add no.
aro or motets', as • elm. for a term of years.
Soon after the passage of Ma act, the Supreme
Court of Peoneylvasta decided that ii did not
apply to the forolble removal of a *hoe, by the
owner or his agent, but that Its object was to
potash the forcible or fraudulent abduction from
the State of free Degrees, with tie intention of
keeping or gelling them si Thus, at that
early day, giriogjodiolal *section to the doc
trine that a master had the right to take Ms
slays. wb he could Sod them.
The first lot of Congress providing for the
rendition of fugitives from justice or labor, was
passed lo 1728, and It originated from the refusal
of the ll Amor of Virginia to surrender sod
delver up, on the requisition of the GovettOP of
E'eassylvanie, threto person* who had been in.
dioted In Peoseylosals, for kidospplag a semi,
end minas him Into Virginia. Aod when it
was found that this Congresilonsi statue did not
afford a simple, speedy and efficiest remedy for
the recovery O'Connor. from labor. the Lena.
Inure of Peativylveals, at the request of the ad-
Milo, Mutsu( lifaryland,lloB2o, pissed her
Oat"la give effon to the provincial Ott. Coo
atitutiot of the Coked Snare releilve to fogi•
doss from labor, for the protection of fn. pot".
pie of color, anti to p idospplog." This
excellent and well =moldered leo met all the
seining emergenoir■ It 'slotted dislodge',
Jostling pith. peace aod aldermen of the Bute,,
upon the oath of the claimant, so issue their
warrant for the arrest at soy fugitive from labor
escaping into this Bistr; directing however,
that each w te oho* be made raturilisbles
by whomeorrst WOW. befell •MP of lbs
Miter *oust). It required sheriffs nod stoosta
hies to ciente sash wartas4. It ketborlitd
the commitment of the fugitive to the oohing
jail, and otherwise made provincial to smut.
It, eff.etiv* entoutlos, sod at the same time to
prevent Its &buss.
Thus law contioned quietly in operation until
the decider' of the Supreme Court of th e
Milted State., made In 1842, Is lb.
"lass,of Prim se. lbs CoMmoowealth of
Pennsylvania. .The battery of Cite came may
be briefly stated : &eard Prlgq was In
dicted to the Court of Oyer and Terminer of
York county, for kidnapping a colored 'person,
named Margaret Morgan. Upon the trial it
appeared that eke was held a slava to the State
of lietyland, and • that ski escaped into the
State of Psunaylvabia to the 'year Int—that
In 1t 37, _lLdward Prigg was appointed. by the
owner of the slave, to seise and arrest ber as a
fugitive from labor.- la pompano° of Mitt ao :
thority, nod under a warrant Wised by* justice
of the peace, Prigg caused the negro woman.
to troarreated, 'lndira= having obtainedarry'.
warrant of removal, be delivered her to her
owner It t h e Slats of Marylson. Theta
wars (Quad bra spaniel verdict, cod by . the
agreement of manse!, ajodgmeot was antersd•::
'garnet Prior. From Misjudgment 11:Writ
error wee taken to the Supreme Court of i - the,
State, where a pro Prate judgment of alma.
abbe wan - again, by agriesient, entered, and the
case removed to the Supreme Court of .the
tile' to the State of Maryisind,, and d@lirertir
bee op to bar owner, toed It ivegnally , se clear
that no attempt was reedit - 1;y the !startles of
Penney/minis to .deolartrifis 'est a crime; He
shonittkate.been die-charged. not Lemma 'Ma '
act or the .=State was unsonstititheal, .bat'
became he bad toot trensgressed senistande.
The .tiripreine.Court of;tha, United States riot
only Pronounced tire pirtiquierr, *senor, of Meat '
'Of liHl3;"ttieti before them; unnonatitnilonal,:tffit
@, royalty of Me (loud held that the whole/Act.
was void; b ecame the power to providefeithe
rendition of fugitives ; frolo tabor,, litse-vivbid.
exclusively in Congress, and she several Steles
were, therefore, luoampetent to
.pam statutes
either in aid of, or to Itindar,.dasat,or prevent
the delivery of ingtilvsa..l , That earths
extent of thndeaishns,, as "delivered.. ItY lodge
Story, not only appears freaths.oPinlowilit the.
ms orit? but afro from the clissecting opinions
delivered by the minority goiarti...By Ude
unfortunate diedekro, it was autttoiltitivety
=ed that Panarylvania,'. in -enacting her
elute of 1W26, making it the of
her own caters to elfin arreethig and dadittyvit*,
up'fagitirea ' from Mbar, bad mistaken bar
oonstitational obligition, and that her. act was
to violation' of, rather than obedient., IA the
Constitution of the United State,, ' Under such
ciontenstantiel, It lax the manifest duty of ibe
State to repeal her' is*. Um declared tmconatf.
Ultima. This was done by : : i gt act of 1817 ;
and if. hat act had oontelned n log more than
a repeal of the law" of;18:16; an the re—enteib
meat of the law againstAidaspPlog, it could Oct
have been sdhicot to any just complaint. Hat
the third section of the act of 1817, prohibits,
under heavy penaltiee, our judger sod magic.,
tratee from acting under any anti of Congress; or
°Mamie, taking juriodiction of the CIAO of a
fugitive from labor; and the I fourth sootiest ,
ptudatio. with lion and impiteonment , the
tumultuous and riotous tof • fugitive slave,
b,y any ',emu or pentium, tinder any pretence'
of authority whatever, so as to erser• abreact,
of th pulpit, peace. The elith;ection, &toying
the ode of the wooly mill for • detention. of
fugitive Osiers. was repealed la 1850 ' and used.
only be referred to as showing the seem&
spirit of the act. The seventh ecotion repealed
the provisions of the act of 1780, which
authorised periocs passing through our State to
take 'their slaves with them, and gave to
sojourners the right to bring their • etaves into
the State, sad retain them here for any period
not etceeding six months.
provisions of the third end fourth amtlons of
.thectot MI7, seen to hay. beast predicted upon
the language of the Supreme Court In ease.
Ills there admitted that the mental &Mae may pro.
ldhlt their own magistrates, and other °Moen, from
exermeing ao antbonty conferred by an act of
Omer. , end tlate refills au owner of • Wave, under
aid- In _Tlrtne of the Uonsinutioo of the United
Mate.. Is Method with power, In every elate el the
Unto., to seise aisi avempture his sisee,' L he took,
tieveritteless, do so*ithout tieing any {Regal mot
lence, or commluing • breach of the pease. Iv is
evident that the framer of the act of LW, bad
clmely.atudied tits ease of Prig, vs. The Ocamon.
wealth of Pecomylvania, ant had kept., WS law
Melody eithio Its later. In many reaped., amass
is a rodieedion or the pilaster oausested by the
Court ; and more fault. may Lastly be found witty
Its temper than Its want of cons itutlemality.
If fugitive Wave. were still deleted under the act
of (loners,* of IVY the d. Mal to the matter of the
aidof glide Judge* and magistrate e, Wight be a
rco of great tottumeteenselk to him t bat the cam.
pieta and perfect remedy 110. provided by the act of
CS.gresa of 1650. menden him entirely independent
of Shale mil en. And the pouriatumet ore/vest.
without warrant, by a maser la the crewels, of his
eseallbstional right of r124p11013, hot made In a
violent, tumult.. and unreasonable manner,
amonathsg to • breach of the poses, Is bat moguls.
leg, by statute, what was before the common law.
Those sections were re enacted la the revised penal
rode of Peon:stemma. id the last 114 a. WIZ of the
Logistaturs, mot are sell the law of the State; hat
they are or, latow of any practicel Importance, and
4s their mewl. on oar statute hook le csicolated
to create the lespreulon that the people of this elate
are unfavorable to the execution of the fegillye slave
lass, and the dint:ergo of their confeeerate duties,
• •d with the view of removinethia ,rtciem of rs.
proech, I earnestly recommend their usconditionai
aped .
While a ruvlority cr the 1.14. t of the Supreme
floort of the United Maim Janhe Prigg cam bald,
that • slave had no eons al right to provide
by legislation Cr - delivering up Maitre. from la
bor. a minority Ivor tion`of the oplelon that lime
laws. eonsistent with, and la aid of..the comilto.
thong ;olanction were valid said proper. Sol this
, adoority °pod= 4 nor the !adenoma of he prw
mot court, at recently Jacketed to a omo watch
arose - to the Oh is , of Illinois, Thar 1., therefore,
nothing to prevent the revival tf thy act of
and ha Isetwatioa to th• plies in cereal* towhich.
by Its merits, It is CO Just:, scalded. Thieerould
leave to the optics, of the claimant. 'whether he
would Met his remedy coder th• state or National
laws He bad this right befit* the repeal of oar act
of 1855, In toy opiniou, tro geed mien can
n for s refusing to place Wm minim a themen•
I would also reoommrod that the consent of the
Ste he glean that the toaster eight oloarsdas la
oat State for &Allotted 'period, or ipaa, log through
It may boacemlipintleg by his sieve, .whbout lotting
his tight to ins smoke While such legislation I.
doe to It. comity Which about] ever ealet between
toe diffMent States of the Uo on, It would undoubt
edly.tend greatly to restore that balloftay ondyeam
whistle no so tumriseiy .experflet Sr it Pam •
sylvaol would eonsede principle -1m would
simply b. telling back npon ear anhisni policy,
odopte 1 ale time wrest our poople wets tbrintelyst
etregglios for their right; and never deputed from,
era. bye itemersemption of its emeeingmeeeklsor
most Important state'. 'me deemed unconstitnikon.
P.om 17110, to 11147 a period of • ety omen
y•ara, Yennerlysairs, herself free Maw, yernilUed
the citizens of other Matte to s ?loom within bar
limbs, with bar deer, (or my portal not olmed
the •I. monde% and to pars tuttuah the dime, lo
Mauna. from an. Slate to anotheri free from all
molestation. Wa she Wont& or was the cense of
Mimeo freedom retardisd, by the &WWI, grant of
I thle tulslir g e r This nese!. amour Os truti folly
Isnewer.l to me affirmative; Mot It oily safely
Mal byekansing pansy, to !topic%
we have In some doyen at lout, allseated from ns
feellege of Icatyrnai kinds.; winch boursd to,
Other. en da.ein see.
of States. Let my
ittlen 4 r " enew pled . ? of manl y
w ly sod . f t r o le t lid . sl e i l it
emit of ear 000=1012 mantra, Whether •Isitlagna On
',Defter or pleame, nott• , u n d er t he to.y
' lumatrapeoiscl by teem. who, under the Constitetion
!lead the lam, are held to ureics and labor.
•• • •
j The Ter:Undue( the United Slates belong to
the General tio•ernment, and In those territories
the people of the %vend &Mae Pogue Notably
hare equal rigfite They were acquired., by
Means of itur common.espenditare ot .olood and
%au' rise: ifitils Widen/ 'Domination power Is
given to Coatroom '• to dispose of and make ail
Lusaka rule* and regulations respecting the
territory aod other property belonging to th e
United States." Whether coder this or any
other power oonfened by the Conetitutioo, Coo.
greed can prohibit or protect slavery to Ike terrb
tortes, has berm seriously goestiooed. But. if
ILe power to legislate upon Ible delicate mod
important suhleot ware clearly varied in Coo
Oise in my Jodi/meat it ought not to ke inter.
fired, To declare that slavery shall not exist ,
Ia the Territories, Is calmelated .0 exclude from '
their ocenpaney the citizens of the Southern
Or alaveholding &stet while% Duke It%got
%siltation lo the ter:lto:lu of Ms United
9tate4, by Congressional enactment, and to pro.
Vide for lie continuance daring their entire
Territorial existepos, would. be equally injurious
tbtke people of the free statelt. The principle
sid . irpted In Ina Common:dim ineeduree of JIMA.
lb , dieposing of the qUedion of slavery in Now
alisloo and Utah. and re Iterated in the Kansas
soli Nebraska bills of 1854, of nonintervention
i ll'i c Congurer with slavery to the States mid j W Territeries,le-the true foie. is"lhe duty
, °agrees. when iiiimillidentniniber of hardy
Ind adventurous pioneen find Weir way Into
obi distant Territories, to famish them • shield
Of 'protection and a form of goverment; but to
the people themselves belongs the right to raga ,
Idtl their own domestic Institutions In their own
slay, subject ooly to Jibe Constitution of the
United States.
IWaite thaw rum hare bun long entanaload by
abroad while I no rowel, of Is. opinion riot
thou Mull. adopt'..wad folthrul anforostairt
Weald have preaerv.d. mad may yet roam. Ponca
sad hammy 13 all micron. of our country, .1 sin
nanrirtbelees rar es weddsdlotham as to reject, no
ba irrookomiY. all rim proportions for the oattle.
Welt of bond.. umiak= iih,ab now e
a tthren to
idaller the whleti for throa ouarterS_of can
ard have made air ons people. Fort) year' ago,
par huhionresuled art angry controversy growing
oat Irf • elmilar quarlan, by Metros the Territoriw
pdrelumed rrots noire. and providom teat slavery,
or Murmur" servitirde, sherd sot exist aorta of a
retire line, and lb. whole country amulereed In
thidi umpromtro. is 104, , that nmrkmon upon
'elitvirry you romovel, and the yeeploof all Um Ter.
title wars Irk fr es to decide the o.•rika 6 r
th Ives. Now We serlonal - km I. again pm
{rated, by the dominant pail Al the nortluelahnlng
ifuli p tablivarr aaallat Wally u Into the Tanbarks,
o'f . if wuclinwill by
It I.
or the; Territorial
fugtidrure; and that it I. !ha right and diry'ef Om
misi to prohibit au eslstroce While the doctrine
rlimb obtain. with a majority of the pugs In 04061
el ibe southern Slater. Is, rist undor the Courtin.
riloh,lthe Terrimeeri Sri all epon to 'hoary ; that
i .
M. thoy Cassius tor itieTisrtarisl,Lashrture inn
t frilly prohirt it. extemion. Kay we rl,l ',Way
to. .000 W. Or Odr, Whirs, by teseautleg
old'comyreadse timer 11*, and Intending it to
Urihrendary, •ti Chdffarnia t [NotI y thirmeana of
' ffilitaffilau of darbliffil(wriatilibligiaality. bat by an
lamMidogat lia-ther
_lVirratistka *kilt OW thus per.
v Eldir a tililkeelardhkrarthit.Temilorks, 110 that
_,.W. **OM NSW io,tahrilliti a bolo., at
.etwituaa . ahhetarartee avoryLia tolerated irr
. rabarrit lir prohathett—lf 'the arophos of snob as
-arricilharing world. partsfallyustffs:tho difficulties
which trew on rreimd us.-1 am esthart that itci
too NfiniftWiti Or Ott ipwffil, X Nukritaa At
1,0 ow:0. Immo= lava an importualty to
~.r " "".ata4a op oapeoef,o'pearlas. 1 would.
jpg rgorp,,•midommarglbe alum ,Ausably to in.
' a eland revisal rinaleaummasiffitemeirentatkot
is tabards., id - rappari- 4 , pmposliko to
enalt an
sindadment to Mt Cloariilbon, to be orendued for
Mittkalloo or rojkorea, MIA tirtfirakth of delUlialtill.
''Jialletfd . 1 0 a.cor br ItkimphivtosmatAL•
416.mi:ter thrhuhivrif frirgi' oril obridily to
nteatre Ihk.or itritulhir s h in ths Conti.
unr.i.v.• sr should base aa
a "' , Ity,l.kilisonts pourable.
r ' 1,- to prevail, tho dismanibernmist.of Mb •
Up ' -,
,T vinq colt be dans by salikeig'lMlVlLW
(km tobealuturby the peopilb. - wilb a
0•Ir lii lim. ocadderation of what .foosfusii
be ahea to akeetlbs prusat,darfal• arms
, kr- Mord impose act. malady, kt
il... u rrwilblir wi tt i htili. Siittrin of all .aliMorttf. gm,
, 11 . 4ry Mlearil...upoa.lba part of bullehinalar or of
organised sechriesuas Mad rito .people away horn
gegyabeglancie to As potromulait, tri braes them
04 'was aleyot.the pnotrielou Of ea ilkaartatton,
on ealseffeinrumerborwia say Witul,Stetali of tldg
nu f
palm% tribeyboldhard bylaw, as erlanfof ia
A mature., It , Is of - *plied import-
OM 'to --ta w porgritulty• of , We rola' linios.
tub. Mrta di the la. aM i'tba' action
of ir coni.itatadi • tl.otrllttll n. , about* - be. In
lnatio{:stein- • a , roam . support • 'ts
b. Ortauditatlon of thethdted Masa TM pupa
of Ifraltrlvaula an derol4 h, the Marl ,p
wht tether In Mars lad*WlMporousti *very
Slt, :Airs font Mr b gli remensibi raw
',HOY 'firoshadatred, It. le - Mak edema date to -
ream , ablifriat otilk of.follibliffah altallud alai'
saksa. se thuthey May rand Sauce Mater.
MI We. raked wuts..withiltir tear aad without
m ak
reettotob. to divots statelier sat foram to
thil sliPlPort of WV but' form of: Urban* nit
Imilaiothmadtrybeedbfldw,w of galur ~,,
llq iceonliesatirittiW at the cola.
rifotlainfAbirAlite44Piili4ase ridge
ctiosi it obisiNirmasthre of forroyhvgal Ida
' 4ol: 4 7 . t i t rirlgtlll,l B4 3,ol4Pk 4 .l° ' --
-',;.; • - ,''• - :- • -= - ',.:..". '.4 - 'a ' '
" :1
GA i'flk
whom they have chow:mu my loooeieor. reball
tarry, with me Into the.wilke Of private life the
oomoloommes at having hoosetty sileolung d
the duties that have devolved ow um during the •
term of igy offitsioo the bait of my ability; sod
ehsll seer, see* seed * the werniunieffection for. sod
the deepest loterest in. 001rritator : it, Wel** of
our glorious Republlo Thei shadow lot dark
aloud dorepladeed• riet opOi'lho'btit r int hopes
and my: alfeetioan mlUalingto out Mies; and
.my print awn ha that Efulbo order. Weida's.
Fie *bet burriotiolletwil
arrerourstoire sad trulebt•diut beforrnitit; aIU
rastormaa again in mem, lad Matt la •
in /trona sad more ballowld bonds ;of t =
lay, to remain unbroken through all futile
WILLIAMP. • PACkER.'
, '•••
I EOIcVTIVZ Miraipg#HT,
Rai - maitre; Jaturary 2;1111110. • '
pijiwarg,Manta Sint) al
.1 . 140111
. 1000 pl
• ....
hscory th. ,
Cyfioe, CO* Tiarcao Will;iu; sta.,
, rameimr.w. .
111.1111(2 VVOLINCAS on V4as,Clarga ./3441.i5t I
of dtyaru of the '
• 0144214 laitlitalfuld sou %Oa; iv al"ri
taken mad 444 Ow . "' oc,iks 00—
___ Clorriova. tO of , • OpholF.-
17EIt INBI7.I.ANCXB
lion% Dweilloitloossa,qta.
;INovints;i litlM
Ualet4 81.1.6 Tr 6.13.7 Not. ao4 .16teirealdue.$2.16,863 34
eulls4aphia Ott: 6 prwcens{.. Loa 415 Itua
PagmetiVaalailkato ban " 117.11/6
171 3 , 16
" 0 . 4 .; klurtlints nue tlgl M tab, .5p,8161:36
P.-tro.:ilai/rool F., ceaLMoetielt '46 VW,,611
Batmen doe at petol.., Pnlnsloo6 on Marl.
Potl ll •
ef. ..0661 other debol4/6A u r t. j I •
.. Ei, ,
,guut,lik.; Al
NUMMI , t' , ...
• .Wll/laluilArtiu, Amiga a. 'Rai. - , ' ' •
Llama .11.15oodar. J. If alluistos. : . •
easopisliesPluddiug. Jlegi , / 8, .94g, •
Jobe R. Pogrom, likPOrd Cleigblg. .
Jam Ct. Dias H. hoes Drcoko
James Whoa. 1 tipattWor.llgMslii. •
Well= Ciro, Jr.. , Tiuttna. a Mug,
gam. o.llauti, ! .Rotifigt Donau, 3r .•
WWI.. O. Ludwig. ' /mob P. Jams :
histpb tL Asa, lama & Month Ad.
Dr. R. M. Million, 3.444, P. Zyrs, • ,
Mere O. Wpm, Jack& geropliwpits . l4
!hub Crag, C. !P:-Storgati,
Marla. liellsy, A. B.4srarn.
WM. •RTlff, Preehjeut.
"THOIIO. DAMP, Via Praideut
Mau Ltuigur.lihorstarg. 4•1! Vr •
• P. A. til ADZIHA, Agnt,
Nu. AB ItistiO arras. Pittsbura,
ap. 2 lpl—luA2
Indemnity Against Aities by rive.
Pr...knit Vire las ''''''' Vorppay or
PHIL ADICI, tilt
Oflioe 43.5 , aud, 437 ehestno et., norr Fifth.
4t.1.m.0t0f /Imola, Jammu tot, 1/9/50. po4llaho4 . woos
biz lo au set of Aosonably. b 0104.1
And Vortgogoo, amply
..... sl,fllolls4 la
Veal TataPe(prommal valoa11082111q1) omit 102,9911 T. 6
Temporary Lamson, magi Oolaimmal • •
*mks (prmeai raiai
Not. sod Bill. norloatilo ......
• 12,1100 - ,051..
*Sahalne °al, Prate from 'modem., whlei. thit .43ompa.
divid• by taw
an from moo riga have heendot
Imam... mato on ovary do...rip - Goa of Property, la
Town and ()pantry, at rum aa 11311 r time ooardsunti with
Mare their tacorporathm, • mirgid of thirey years,
May Lava
Gm... by .111", an! amount immaltog
/bur ItitLiowq/ Doikars, theraby afftirdlng evklettosol. the
advantage. of Insurance, a. wall aa their ability
.and damo to curt with prompts o. all Hattlytim.
Lomat mid doting G. ear ----WOOS Pt
Drnamrma—gg..u. N 6 50.6.., Kordmat I. I. l .la,robia.
W.ntatr. David 6. Elnint Samuel grant, 1.. LYS, Jamb
R. Smith, Rimed O. Dal.. Om W. illuhards, Geo Palm.
011160101 N. HAWKER, Prealdant.
COWARD O. DAGII, Vim Prorident.
W. • Stan, Secretary pro tam. .0
I. GARDNELODIPOI.IO, A eat,
myl Ogre Northam our. Wood and 174rdsta. •
_ 4 4_ 7 •
rears ems ußstca.
By the Bellaier Mandl ktuttrittier ,Comet,
O r Pll7l,•DOLkill•,..
Oa 0011,110 11. I,lmltad or Parpetnal,lasichandhat.h.d..
-414,1 n Town oat Contaty.
Office No. 308 Walinii Street.
Ant N Oaring $120,140....aaami 11803,140 90.4-:iavant•d as Mdlowa
m Ground rant.Bnl alms **
• *
Punta Waned Cad. 0 per amt. Mortgage h.. •
Olty of Philadalphla, I per rue luau 27,18/0 00
Aileen. county • peremt.Pauna. R. 4. Lea. 10,000 00
Oo loan.,
ra.500 00
. Thuttinclan and Broad Topglountalsqtatirmal• •
' Otatepany, mortgago loan
Ponnsylvania COX 004,000'00
•Stuck of 114/3•Uartoa Mahal inairsaPli 00...... 21,850 00
Stock wagerer ggegmungog* oo
Stock of lalauaraAGlL/a.nranc• 00. --... 700 00
Omitnerrdal Sack ems 01
Neobanke flask do .
..9,0t3 ,
Gahm IL baooohab seman Oda
arlltt Bla,
look Amount.. accr0.110tarmt,..ta.....4..- /NW / 0
04 71
Oaah on !mad and In hand. of agants...4—.—.." 41%6 La
I.i W pe
OLIN. TINOLIY,WeaI WII
&al WW/Wny Wes &Thump.
Ms. &Wen *re, /wend' Amlre; Was Mr% 0. IWdo.
swam, Ww4. W. tftwllw. Jobia Wolin. /limbsll EMIL
0.4C...0n, Lotbrop, itobtTotwul Ows. ang; Mort
Loinft. Jacob?. auntie. 0. Wood,`ltat.tt Boron, Jam
Wceihnua, JuL Wo.•11,
I. M. 9W10111114W. Swinton,
J. a. outima i oin
air) Nortb..4 conwThlrd wd Wood stnots
Weeteria Ltiact.redlo.• 40tElpttlaY
r rirraßoaglit•
alOl4ll Pnaldpal..
P. H. OURDON, IIoMUUT.
apt. R. R. 000111tia, Osumi Amt.'.
Otllol. xa.9 Phut arm, (ap•a• • RR:. Warptro•pC
ap Ptak; Pittsburgh ; ,
11 / 1 1V/masrvagatastaU lids qf Pin liod M. ia. Bias
A Soar in•Outiett ilifelly•alby DovolOrd, who sou opal
tams posaluntitp, and lots R. iftlaysisid,ll
dettr. to 0. Omar&
\ man, ocrona a 3, ciao.
1/16.0 /antitank.--
Opal •Oolltd., gam 7,1100 4 , 4 .
1103 et
Naha owl AIR. Drlraeaut;47. II
8. kILUar. Jz,
B. W. Imams,
ham Weanley,
Wm. lieW¢Mbl.
Alma: MIS*,
William 4. amlth 1
0 . W. WIMSWom
Piro, Natio': sod Inland Humiliate.
INSURANCE co. or NORTSAMERIO
toddrparated 1794.—0v1ta1.--diddoad.
Amois. Janu ary IA lied..
?can 4. * ARTS UR 0111/1/114. eraltv
terstatiNos CO. OF TUE zSTATE • , P
PENNSYLVANIA: PRIGADIIIRECId. I
17114.04dtdi•••—iP/0301 ,
Arab Mon," 1, Ind JUAR OS
Woman num. &ed.
:lIARTFORD FIRE INBO4 1101 V 430:
111JITIORD. t.;
7i d or p o nst4 lBlo 7 .- o.Plui HOMO
*mt. nay........
Tula CL 0.'7. lIIINTIMII.O/1, Ptah
'l6:Enditaisos la the 'bows Old and RoOstle Oorop:Uddl.
deo be abtatead by applkddlottoL, •
• .
JONI/14 AgaulAT Water
Misers iniaraiee Compaq. of Pittsb*li.
:, - 1
oftlail, Got; Market:a Water, Streets.
wu. DAIIIALIT, President. - . 0
• /If la: u,-
. Bant
taros foams La azsd Amps las lb. Hattptlo. of are.
Buatbaro and Waiter. Ilan; Woe aria apyoll4 i
aud th. hhalpsa a aas E.M. 1
Imams avant Lana ad Napo ht Illros . '
Was fiassa"f. Ma. T. pl,Lluvo,..Jais. 31.,4144.
Jr. Nrk, Jr, o.Zug. S. aafa,falas
Itfs Jr..,a • :!s Oashi.l34. Yaw% .:.I.oaldweli s Jr,. ,
inds delta* . ?Lt. Ibi s - .ruha B.Daf.
`John Sato., paispky 1'
1 . deaCklyd ; - 'At' ,' -.- '
Ijitila/rir• and. /41 1 11•• •
Tweiviltos oompa,Ar.
No. 11l Calm ihraim.Mai• Wm; o, o ol' .
( WWI in o i loo— Blooto WW 4 . 1 18,'
Wlu mato all BIB& looormAjoilthiltripotßall
Lfislio.4 ovori-dsi 4 ,!' " r ,a"h7,41.
onsi ounlars. r.
Br. W. IBALDWIN.,. ProahNl.
Duaiwou—.lboa.Waysa. 'MP% & & WISH.% WA
W. Broom. P. B. Snort. ,lougam A010a r gh."...,/oh
0117510. S. J. Mori" I. WPM . •
114 1114.8116411"1.14 n • Z. B.
dakdlris . morose WON ood Wood .
ALLisomairr inacreakac.Wcosie,
,_,m or t iniursmoswn.A ; , i,'
, Oman --No. SI nail Street, lisAk - Slook,
t iSURNS AGAINST AI.L . FINDS ;O P .
1111.1 AND MAUNA aux' • fri
AD ,ioniA derulArkqorts. D. NkAIOND'
lnueilleaN D. X St?OlL.Beengmovt.lll,Fillit
t=xtt—lame Josiii, O.U. 17E141 0". i.
frA LT4
0 c t1aa,ht . tat . 11 ., 1119 . 1. 14 /.... ithaoup' il
Neal WX.A.X.Altprvilitlowet.. , 1,, iatura I
Low . .micro:o2:s'4*ra
CULLOM, oeheMentent blue mod -
0 4 1 .?
A. to the quality his refer
' . hteesahlif-11.4 ILlawner O•lohe , '
'OM t•iiiittteit trots yea we OW i;
PM's"'"4*.ar!c?e4..l4lV *
Direstcuits-4# ! ,-
. ,
• likiavilantau itartur. • ~'-:
II ENRY S. ,K ING,,BROK,ER,,far the , ate--ii, .
ALL or porkooso ot" II otol, DOW& ort, ip.fte..46. 1 ,.
ihma., elootailolloo, ille. lioirroao eimpsaimlimaterpfl -. i t :
lor malpowcootracto.oaloo awl joroiumoo.
No! 47 St . Cm? feet 6
, '' '
awti • T - I al
•rrr, I,emou. 5.1
i. w. bekauwiiiii---.—aiiaiirdijuilanWlWT
EX-41.13NVICX . ee- sepN.
. , •
DIALIIIIII IN 1 , ... , . I • - , —l-7, oi '
Pa pO.ra n d • '.12, ag IN -. 4
Nat 149 and 150 "Weed Strad,.
: . rprreavaas r.t. . .-• :-3
atapwr.ppt.c P.p. ...mulfacternin? pftio. TIN • a'
1:1146mt marl.* Mike pad la comb lb, Noss. . 1 C
ktIEINIVSe . Gl./GH W 1.413, rat
u iio u /ACT cacao Or ALle apt! or
norm s . I4UX/ 2 , llrtrit s
- LD.)l4Laki
met:, ad,,4 1
and z arias r
n ebm,9alecis, Tar, PM.,
• scam, • ,
{PARISI/OMB, 469 COR. MINN A4LI lemma? rm. ••
Two Namara above r t •C. R. /4 1,1 •041: 0 404.
ocietmid rtrrasUlati, ra.
eALLAOiIgIII e ORAIU El. OU'
13 I% 416.8 SI FO Er I\7' X 3 .111.7 H-13..
BTIANI AND GAS PIPII ITITIRBIAMMIOIint
F LSIIERS, or ALL KikrgicTießASS --- -L .,
- WOKE, end dealer. ha OAS VIX*SI.K AA
aroritice AND WARISOOUSi , I , ' ' ' ' '
. •' . . i.. • ~ , N 0., 1 154. woov arm:, ':
ilee'Auote hero /nth et L ;
4154e,enelui No. i 5 Mist astreet;aii lieeriVellaw me
:sfieeiesebelli Memo, be WY's Wool *ad faiIIOSAL
rod tlrA,!..L 05DAI .taourruirsomming ,
- -
Illt ' 1 - 1.A.1• . , ' .CAP
~:,:;14 . -
o ilist.oileaps . FAsorSAlTS,
In mat abuteLage sad At apOrehrptiae, at : .
J. H.l Hilleimain.:4.--oo.'s, - .',.
No.. 75 WOOD 'STREET.' '
R.B'l`, • PRRiblilMik
HAIRS .0 it . E
+ty' ur 'Fifth tit.. - ant "door to Dinia'
Jun ntvl•64.• floe roartoseat p41140/1 Plll/0111114V
I,Rkb Hilt bRI7IIIIIIK TO 6.1 tp. saukuna:
okk► 111: 641 , OAS a n 00160" dna Ia pay Other eatal -
lty, swing 1111 . , O4l sod ming lb* mock.. 111t11.1
Practical .Lithagrapher - Ls
10 Filth. 4., • Sittiit ! tirgh. ti
Die6o4aja, sag* 0L4D9 ,, rukritirpi,
• 1.4
;num BUR,. WIND&OXEIIinttATiI Cll , i s
onam.`i.. , .' • • ••• • iatti,
::5 13 4 t g
WWI uu
21,5.19 821
- .1. N., it 113 .a.L.L..111N/ 3 / 1 11tuklillt At CO.
joiToiraie mmik,Da+soil i sjo is
HARDWARE 'Aigp . . ctrir4mair
No. 101 1 5 desrAcei - Striiist.
PITTIBUIFLOWP/I. l ' . ftlyttllti
vv - BOAT FURNIBIIIIRS AND -IMAMS UI
Mazda% Romp ood Oodloolkollome •
thittoo.td,i . dud OBS
To,paolio" Losok,LJdbt And Oodo7 TO Oll AltAr ikAo '
Al' s 4 • No. 68 Iron sod le had anat.
ramp Karat._ .. ' . : ...DIANN J. asamos
I,I7.IIOLESALB DEALSREt IN. TORKI(
V MUM", NUTS and SPICE", COMMOTIONIO
SUGARS, VMS WORKS, SO., Pa NIP WOOD STRK
opptoof t924.Charles Mut, PEUPOMS• l"U*
o m a T
~ i,.,i
CORNZR nu ILIVD WYLIE aiarms. .-..,"-'.'
ItS.Erltroo6 AND MASTIC WORlERattuportlttitor . -..,,;
ottentkal to WI ordornfor work In MoUttooi, . , 1 4.
- 1. ,
5016.0.124311114 and ORNAMENTS of all Made limier ~,
on shoji. Mks.
Jun W. 11041 N-Sr
(Lan Num; hank(*)
W holeaale Dealer
V011331=114 an xsaisits-rro
No. 9* Wood Nixes*.
id homes ..... 103a4oad /May,
B. U,L.g.
.1F" - - 31 r.
Woll l / I .Lasea
, . .
Corner Liberty and St.OlairStreets,
Nadi/ ;PIITNIUROV,
Gold Van Manufacturers.
colortt POORTH AND
• errisigrzeit, P4a.
Gold P.. a and Gold Aukl Mbar Pwell Our, Mak, al* *ad
Yeni and Gam CAIGTOLLY IMPAIRS& he d)
W =lam, RlDDLadlik
80 Foarth Street,' Pittsburgh' Pa.,
XI/ MPS. .LetSH&S AND Omen's,
TVeitry daKeptfoi of
uteenta sweep *rem:
erroeure weetie eva tbe setporirrily
DO' Oniet kW I.44lhrtf p
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Lisbon Football Downs Thompson to Advance to ND Division A Semifinals
The Broncos defeated the Tommies 48-18
LISBON, N.D. — In a North Dakota Division A State quarterfinals matchup, Lisbon took down Thompson 48-18.
The Broncos had the lead throughout.
Hunter Schultz scored first on an 11-yard run to put Lisbon on the board. That was the quarterbacks first of two touchdowns in the game, but it was running back Jordan Sours who led the way for the Broncos. He ran for 257 yards with five touchdowns.
Lisbon advances to the semifinals for the first time since 2008.


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Program Details
The online Associate of Arts in General Education is a liberal arts degree available from Brandman University. This foundational degree introduces students to general knowledge concepts related to the fine arts, humanities, the natural and social sciences, literature, and mathematics. The curriculum prepares students for further undergraduate study in a liberal study major at the bachelor's level.
Brandman's mission is to provide a dynamic education that nurtures and stimulates intellectual growth and a greater understanding of our diverse communities. Courses feature cross-disciplinary curricula in the liberal arts subjects while utilizing curricula, pedagogy, and technologies to develop scholar-practitioners who value ethics and service to others.
- High school diploma or GED equivalent
- Official high school transcript indicating the date of graduation
- High school cumulative GPA of 2.0
- Pass an admissions exam in English and Math
School Accreditation Statement
WASC Senior College and University Commission


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By: Larry Herscovitch
Curious about our photography certificate or wondering what taking a photography class is like? Continuing Education student, Larry Herscovitch, describes his photography experience at Humber College. Read more to learn about his journey and how he has progressed through his practice.
I work as an engineer which is mostly technical. Photography gives me a chance to combine my right and left brain in pursuit of creating beautiful images. I find photography sometimes to be meditative where you are completely in the moment, especially when you are alone in front of a beautiful scene with changing magnificent light. I love to travel and lately I have been planning my trips around photographing new places. The photo morning reflections is from a trip last August to Arizona, Utah and New Mexico during the summer monsoon season.
Landscape and cityscapes and macro photography are my favourites. I plan to get into portrait photography.
The more you learn about photography the more critical you become of your own work. My confidence in my work ebbs and flows depending on the day.
Image by: Larry Herscovitch
My Humber experience was excellent. I have taken two courses so far. Both teachers were very knowledgeable and passionate about photography and teaching photography as well. Both made learning fun. I started the first course with quite a bit of experience taking digital photos since 2004 and film cameras before that and still learned a great deal in more starting out type courses.
The more effort you put into the course the more you will get out of it!
Image by: Larry Herscovitch titled 'Morning Reflections' and submitted for Humber 2019 Photo Contest
Learn more about Larry's work as a photographer here: ljherscovitchphotos.com and follow him on Instagram.