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forming a school. Thus at in singing was scarcely thought of that time. Every s, ofthe peapie, in order to excite that bad The following are the resolutions re- to vote for General Officers, and every! STATE ELECTION. m? beginning bLlessed, like the exertion was now made to expedite the Wevaldofthe Time male native citizen of the United States, this sympathy against the government of this ported: The annexed table exhibits the returns rain of mustard seed, and although it of the house of God ; friends at State and the United States, which is in- of the age of 21 years, who shall have re- become a a distunce Resolved by the General Assembly, election lu not greal tree, yet many ’orulion were applied to, und every NRBWPOR T tended to array with them, against the sided in the State one year, and within ofvotes in the late (unofficially) (the Senate the House have found shelter under its branches.— /means used to make the building credita- supporters of both, the lawless of the in- concurring with the town or city where he may claim a from all the towns inthe State. The re- well : of Represcntatives herein,) That his Inconsiderable as were the number at ble, as as useful at the same time THURSDAY, APRIL 28, babitants all the surrounding members right to vote three months, and who shall period an of Excellency the be, and he is sult is truly gratifying to the friends of this such anticipation was now Icarofully avording the embarrassment ol ol the Unlon, In pursunnce of long Governor have been taxed on property valued at ; the their hereby, take such mea- Law and Order. The majority for the ild.r:ed and highest ambition then cootracting debt. The building was (7 We shall issue our next paper on settled intention to usurp the authorised to least at $l5O, within one year from the wasto government. sures as he shall deem necessary to pro- cherished attract the notice of some raised, enclosed, nnd the outside finished, Election morning. Advertisers will* oblige ol Rhode Island, a large number our time he may offer to vote, and shall have “Rhode-Island Prox,” itwillbe perceiv~ Missionary to this quarter. Occasionully painted, but the of tect and preserve the public property ’nnd funds were expended us by sending in their advertisements in the people have met in anlawful assemblages paid such tax in said town or city, be, ed, is upwards 2,500, one from among our dissenting brethren and Missionury aid was no of this State; or, in case he shall deem of longer affor- early part of the week, if possible, for the purpose of holding their preten- and they are hereby requested to choose, visit this remote ded. What any portion of the same unsafe inits PROVIDENCE COUNTY. would corner of the vine- was to be done? The ded election of town, county, and State ut a town or ward meeting to be holden none of our Apostolic church smiling prospect was indeed o’ercast, present situation, to remove said pro- the duy of June next, delegates King. Carpenter, y.’bnl GENERAL ASSEMBLY. officers, and persist in their resolution to on were heard of except the Rev. Duven- Having succeeded far beyond their ex- to such place of safety as he shall attend a Convention, 1o be holden at Providence, 306 . organize their pretended government on lpertythink 1o 863 Phelps, and he had been compelled pectations, our friends were not prepared The General Assembly of this State, met the first Tuesday ofMay ensuing at Prov- proper. Providence on the first Monday of Au- North Providence, 11 78 y to ‘ Resolved, That the Major General, rn declining years rehn- for the sudden check they now met with in Providence, on Munday afternoon last,at iWence, Relying, astheir leaders now gust, 1842, to frame a new Constitution Smithfield, . 204 266 ' quishin?rnm{,lndhis had to ‘under the direction of the Governor, be, charge. ‘W continued nct as a reader, one o'clock, having been convened, in spe- alinost openly profess, upon the physical for'this State, with full powers for this Cumberland, 147 189 During the first season of our friends and wgain assembled a he hereby is, authorised to enlist to small congrega- cial session, by the Governor. atten- of the revolutionists, and of their laud ; said delegates be elected on Johnston, 110 94 sojourn, they were cheered by an oppor- tion in his own dwelling. He The foree accept the services of any number lpurpon exhorted dance of the sympathizers abroad, rather than upon the basis of population, in the following 119 98 tunity afforded our not to to members it appears, was very lundvolunteer soldiers, employed in Cranston, them of meeting be- them be discouraged, persevere; !connlilulmnul right, they are daily and 'of to be manner, to wit: every town of not more loved Hobart (then on his first visitation, assured them aid would be afforded general and prompt, service of this State, for the pro- Scituate, 136 116 them nightly assembling invarious parts of the ithc 850 inhabitants may elect one dele- 60 accompanied Rev. Di, Borden) were T'he especial cause of their being thus con. of the and in execu- Foster, 186 by the in due time, that if they faithful, eity of Providence, and in some parts of ‘tection property, Ilhungate ; of more than 850 and not more Burrillville, 71 96 and the young missionary who they would not be forgotten. their vened, is fully explained in the ealm and dig- the bands of armed men, and tion of the laws of this State; and that than 3000 inhabitants, two delegates ; of Mr. é——-——p'l. From country, volunteers be 120 ed Rev. Orrin.uccm-d-lClark, former success, he endeavored to revive nified Message of Gov. Kina, which will be perfecting them in military discipline, ‘auch as may be enlisted, than 3000 and not more than Glocester, 62 ol this time, a much beloved member of their confidence for the but |orgunized into companies and regiments, lmore 6000‘ future, they found below, with the proceedings of the ‘withh the avowed purpose of overthrowing inhabitants, three delegates ; of more the Apostalic cast down, ’ officered by the Governor; and that 1513 family, received the rite of were Jdespondiug. Legislature, the government of this State. \and 6000 and not more than 10,000 2069 confirmation. A gilt of Prayer A visit was 1o ‘the Goverunor be, and he is hereby, au- than in-‘ Books made the city of New - Lespecially ask your attention to the no- habitants, four delegates ; of more than NEWPORT COUNTY. from Bishop H-———t, shortly ulter, York, aud through the kindness of Bish- tice lately published by their State Com- thorised to draw on the General Trea- 10,000 and not more than 14,000 inhab- were most and Geneval Assembly, surer such as be Newport, 122 acceptable, useful, and op H—lt, a large stove was procured, in the organ of this new party in for sums may neces- itants, five delegatea; of more than 380 they }miun. were quickly distributed. By means which had been luid aside from a church Special Session, our Stata county, ealling sary for raising and maintaining such 14,000 and not more than 18,000 inhab- Middletown, 78 3 in the and upon the of t{ww, some knowledge of the chuich city, This rendered the unfinish- eompanies of this State, some 'soldiery. ‘ itants, six delegates ; of more than 18- Portsmouth, 109 2020 who were ed BY HIS EXCELLENCY chartered Resolved, ‘ was diffused, and those provi building comfortable, a temporary ich aie to be That his Excellency the 000 and not more than 22,000 inhabitants, Tiverton, 175 20 ) known in their inter- ded with them, began to respond in the desk was set ]ol’ l Governor be, and he is hereby, autho- up, furnished with a Bible companies which eight delegates, Little Compton, 0 20 service us they became more (amilin and Prayer SAMUEL WARDKING, e th&unleer to recall any arms cannon, that Book, presented by Messrs ‘have heen formed, to assist in the escort or Resolved, That a majority the whole 'Jamestown, % 8 withit, & 'riued by of Althowgh disabled from the per Swords Co. and the service was held 'of their State Officers on the 'have been loaned the General As- number of delegates which all the towns of Mr, Governor, Captain General, and Com- pretended ' New Shoreham, 75 maj. formance active duty, P— visi- inthe church. The good Bishop once day of the organization fneml»ly, to any of the independent or are entitled to choose, shall constitute a ted the family of more marnder-in ‘aforementioned We———-and exhorted visited this branch of the vine, and Chief of.the State of Rhode of the usurping government, \chartered companies of this State, or quorum, who may elect a President and them to persevere the ’ 044 209 inthe path opened be services of a missionary were pro- Island and Providence Plantalions. This is but another step in the unprin- ‘to any other person or persons. Secretaries, judge the qualifications fore them. Nor was it before cured his | ' Resolved T'hat of long the by unwearied eflort, ]cipled plan marked out for them by their of members, and establish such rules and ' KENT COUNTY. young missionary, whom they had . Unlike the present state ofthings; in- To the Sheriff of our County of RICHARD K. RANDOLPH, Headers i the spirit of all revolutions—- l proceedings as they may think necessary, | Warwick, 107 with the Bishop, found his way to their {duced by the grand lesolve of our Church or his Deputy— Greeling : [“that, | JAMES FENNER, and town or may omit to 207 without looking torward to the ul- any city which ?(Mwntr_\', 107 dwelling; and most cordially was he mellre- ‘to send forth her Heralds into every part timate they EDWARD CARRINGTON, elect its delegates at said mectings 00 Whereas, by an act entitled ““An act result of their doings, should | the Greenwich, 112 33 ceived as a harbinger of good, of the world; our friends had to suppli- do the thing next in order well, and let | LEMUEIL H. ARNOLD, in June, may elect them at any time pre- East to provide for the performance Greenwich, 114 4 Mr. C—— came in a tremendous | ‘cate, to be importunate, to wait long, to of the the oceasion prompt that whieh is | NATHAN F. DIXON,* vious to the meeting of saia Convention, their lluxtlo! snow storm, which detained him a day, have fuith and patience tested, be- duties of the Governor in certain cases, be done.” The dangertothe peace and | | PELEG WILBUR, and | Resolved, That the constitution agreed ‘\\'cut was requested to the desire BYRON DIMAN, 630 baptize aninfant of their hearts was gran- and also for regulating the sitting ofthe property of the State from this new lcu-| ' upon by said Convention, sub- 234 longing to a a shall be family near by, and thisbe-l !'lbruted. ture in the now |be, and they hereby are, appointed or General plan of their desperate | mitted, for adoption rejection, to all BRISTOL COUNTY. orobably was the first baptism at this Let none bhe discouraged, who are Assembly,” the Governor is oF CounsELLORS, tu advise " deaders is too imminent to be wi(ln{ persons who shall be qualified to vote place, certainly the first administered 'placed in similar authorized, when any emergent occa- luugrr' his Excellency the ns to the| Bristol, 220 48 Ly| situations ! Patienee overlooked. At the time of your last “Bo.um Governor, under the provisions of such constitution, a minister of the Episcopal church, must have her peifect work; the blessed sion shall measures proper to be taken Warren, 154 require it, to call a meeting ‘adjournment it was well hoped that, al- open town or ward meetingsto be hol- 19 assurance that in due we shall the present State; With the opening ¢l the spring, an season, of the General Assembly; and whereus though they had despised all avthority, ‘in';(-xvculi\‘o emergency of this iin on such day or days as may be named Barrington, 45 mnj. tempt was made to colleet a Sunday reap, it we faint not, should stimulate all that his Excellency the Governor nl-‘! such an now executive, Jegislative, and judicial, Idonby said Convention. The said constitu- engaged in the vineyard of the to occasion does exist: ‘fuud‘be, and he hercby is, authoriced at the school. This was very successful, | Lord, (known and heretofore respecied in this tion shall be certified by the President 408 65 the es- unwearied effort, steadfust perseverance. You are therefore hereby ‘expense the State, to a pecially among colored comman- State, they would, as some of their reso- | of employ Pri- and Secietaries, to |m|»ululiun,| | What changes have since and returned the See- WASHINGTON COUN'TY. who were very desirous of taken place ded, in the name of the State, to warn Hutions imported, if the opinion of the vate Secretary, to aid him in his duties. retary of who iuulrm:lmu.l period when our State, shall forthwith dis- f and hoped friends made | Resolved, it is that a few derived lasting | “lhal their the members of the General President was against them, no That his Excellency the tiibute to the several town and city clerks !Soulh Kingstown, 224 b 5 the knowledge humble attempt to hallow the Lord’s day ! Assembly be, and he hereby, is autho- benfit from then persistin a course destiuctive of govern-Innger‘ ‘Governor in due proportion, five thousand printed North Kingstown, o 0 acquir-’ Under the efficient supervision of him, in your county to meet in General As- trised to fill 135 ed. here, and of all republican govern- any vacancies which may copies thereof, and also twenty-five Exeter, 119 7 ' whose praise is in all the Churches, the sembly, at Providence, on ‘ment the As this simple sketch is intended mere- the twenty- ‘ment inthiscountry. Has letter, coming ‘exist in officers of the militiaofthis thousand Hopkinton, 101 87 of our to officars| ballots, on one side of which ly to a buef outlme of the origin ol ,!bordern beloved Zion have been day instant, State, and commission any * give fifth of April Hereof fail ‘with the full concurrence of the preseul' shalll be printed, Constitution adopted Richmond, 70 45 a Church, the writer will not upon extended, numbers have been he to fill such dwell ! gnlhered} not, return, Cabinet, known to embrace the highest| ‘whom may appoint by the Convention holden at Providence BY her sacred enclosures, were and make due cancics, Westerly, 106 any incidents that led the way to this de- mnto who and constitutional knowledge in| of ! 'm-l Stulent the firs Monday August last,”” and Charlestown, maj. siruble result. Much might be mention- strangers to her, and wandering as sheep Given under my hand and the seal of the on 20 country, far from * g : c producing the | the other side the word Approve on ed terest Lo to ', without a shepherd, Appalled us we State, at on 8o WILKINS on ol those who love wateh werr! said Providence, this (desived und expected effect, hus been (i| UPDIKE first appoint. one half of the said and by the stroke that of ed, but throngh some of his wasfriends declin: ballots, the word 340 the progress of events, particularly as deprived us this twenty=-fourth of ‘quoted o the ignorant as on 781 undaunted day April, in sanctioning it not being convenient for him to attend. 'Rrjccl the other half. developing the fulfilment of the gracious lenergetic, champion of their and some those i @tholic (L. s.] the year of our Lord one measures, with of ull’|| Resolved, That at the town or ward RECAPITULATION. pronnse to Lo or three gath:red | Holy Apostolic Chureh, yet uur‘the thou- ’!od, ’ logether ‘who could not be so deceived, has heen| |E ArTERNooN.—The House met at 3 ‘meetingsto be holden as aforesaid, every Providence i the name Thrist. But neither time, impulse given through hisinstrumentality sand eight hundred and forty- used County, 2069 1513 of to raise a new issue between them'(o’clock, person voting shall have his name writ- Newport nor abihty permits the extension of this ','has not been lost. | two, and of the Independence of and the authorities the ¢“ 044 202 of United States, | ten on the back ; “ farther This is amply testified ;’ Petition of the Providence First of his ballot and the Kent commuiication than to give an by the prns'm-l States whicdi, it would seem, 630 234 the United of Americathe that some are har-| ballots shall be sealed up in open town “ accuiate statement of the ![rous state which has led to a Infartry Bristol, 458 65 leading events division of dy enough 1o wish 1o decide by force. Company, for amend- or ward meetings by the clerks, that the the Diocese, and given to Western sixty-sixth, I,”'Light and with Washington, « resulted i establishing the In thisnew aspect of our affairs, 1 have ment of Churter, was presented, rule lists of the the voters, be 781 349 where 'York its esteemed Diocesan. SAMUEL WARD KING,. I names of shall Chuich of God previously it was Newl thought it to be my duty to convene you,! to . May the progress of !.‘auspvudcd, prayer granted, and act returned the General Assembly at its notknown. Therelore, passing by some our beloved By his Exccllency’s command: in special session, under the power vest- next 4883 2363 Church’ continue passed, succeeding session ; and said Gen- years, (during which these young peo- onward, and upward, Hexry ed in meby law, that might decide i'|; eral 2363 of Bowen, you ’] ‘ Asseinbly shall cavse said ballots to ple esteemed 1t a privilege to be alvlv,l from the rising the Sun, until the for yourselwes what measures are proper The resolutions reported by the com- he lfumll'going down of same, incense be Secretary Stale. ’ examined and counted, and said Con- two or 1o a year, to 30 shall of to three times nde the be taken for the safety of the State. !‘ti' on the Governor's message, stitution being approved by a majority of Majority for King, 2019 miles lor the purpose of jowning offered, and a pure offering, until the !mit!ee were the peuplc‘ ’ In The Constitution of the United up separately, the persons votmg, shall go into opera- of God, o praise knowledge of the Lord shall fillthe earth, | pursuance of the above warrant, Stums,l‘|;tnkcu { offering prayers, and while it guarantees to every State in || tion and effect at such time as may be to house his s the waters cover the sea, and all, from this The first resolution was adopted. | Representatives Elected. Him, in the where honor the General Assembly convened in Union a repiblican (orm of government, ||I' appointed by said Convention, dwellcth) an event will here be | the least unto the greatest, shall worship mnkes When the question on the The names to which an asterisk noticed, Providence on Monday, at one o’clock. imperiiivedpon the General (in-" adOptioni Resolved, That the delegates atten- (') which much facilitated an so much 'the Lord in the bLeauty of holiness, fer- the '1 object vernment of on the second resolution came is are new ; The House eame to order ut a quar- protection each, |of up, ding suid Convention be to re- prefixed members those in desired by them, ‘vently prays } plication of the Legislature, np-l | ‘ entitled ter betore two or of the ‘. Mr. Atwellopposed it. He said ceive from the General Treasury the lalics are ‘*People’s Constitution’’ men; This was their being induced to A HUMBLE MEMBER OF THE o’clock. The Speaker Executive when the Legislature there HorLy cnnnot‘l two ways in which to settle the same pay as members of the General the others are Rhode Island change their residence, and remove a Catuornic Cuurcu in the Chair. be convened, against domeslic tiulcncc.‘j‘were Assembly, men. o nterior, but in the samelew! difficulties. to miles the ~ The roll was called, and 37 members, I am fully aware of the extreme delicacy ||‘fexisling One was pass Resolved, That a sum not exceeding Provivexce—John H. Clarke, *John township. Here they met with From the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer. you Whipple, *Stephen Branch, *Samuel just a quorum, to which must feel in inviting, against ‘a bill extending suffrage—the one pro- five hundred dollars be appropriated for ardently attached to the answered their names. Ames, persous Episco- Ruove IsLaxp. —There was nothing even the most violent and unprincipled |‘posed by the to defraying the expenses said Conven- Church, sekul} ’! - It was suggested that many other Speaker—and the other of pal and deeply regretting their| new from Rhode Island yesterday. The of your feilow citizens, the aid of || tion, to be paid according to the order of NorTH l’novum;scs—Stcphcn Ran- fromit. Here too were in the ‘call another Convention, the delegates dall, Jr. Edward estrangement “The| | illegal election was permitted to pass ofl’ members the city, and an ad- National Executive, and have endeavor- | said Convention, certified by its Presi- S. Wilkinson. Gospel Messenger” came to tobe elected by the CraxstoN—Amasa them, 3 nobody but the disorganizers to half’ past two was ed, as far as was deemed upedieul,i.' qualified electors dent, Sprague, *Amos at (lho-nl,‘quicelly Journment o’clock, published Auburn,) and formed a hink|Chaving any thing to do with the farce. through the committee herctofore sent, ||!undcr the Landholders’ Convention., Collins. moved and carried, * to bind them sweetly to the church ol to avert 8o hard a Jounsrox—*Oliver C. Williams, W, A great many of the candidates voted for necessity, When, “‘ This resolution was not intended to CONGRESSIONAL their affections, refused So the House adjourned till half past however, are Smith. |hnd already to recognize their many of opinion that the | to This volume visitant, was most two. case provoke civil war, but promote peace. ~ Our State matters, now-a-days, of so Poster—lra Wood, cor- rown nominations ; though the malcontents contemplatea by the Constitution are *Wn. A. Pot- dinlly greeted, and became an eflicient he doubted if it would have this mueh more importance the ter. persisted in votng for them. They will The House met at half past two for such wnterference has arrived, and be- lg’But than affairs of the suxiliary in advancing the wterest of the lieve Nation, Scirvare—Jos. Westcott, *Andrew probably all decline the honor, as soon o’clock. that a traitorous combination alrea- | As soon as the government be- that in order to make room for them, causc, now claiming so much attention, | dy exists 10 ie?'cct. A. Angell, as they find the legally constituted au- an alarming extent here, and Igan to enlist troops, the opposite party we are again compelled to reduce our Con- Additional stimulus was given by thorities earnest The following Message was received is extending itsell abroad through sym- Svirturierv—* Daniels, *lsaac a: 1n in their determination || ‘would do the same. And are the Gen- gressionul journal to a very small space. David visit from Mr. C——, the Rector of, to maintain the laws from the Governor, pathies always ready 1o rise against lnw«] Wilkinson, and punish all erert In the Senate, on Monday, April 18, a reso- Trinty Church, Geneva, who prenchcd" violation of in favorof license, | can no long- {crnl Assembly willing to make this State CumperLaNp—*Ariel Ballou, *Fen- \acts in them. The legnl elec- general | lution was introduced the ball room of the I Message of’ the Governor, er take by Mr. Allen, of Ohio, ner Brown, in public house, and ‘tion took place yesterday ; after the con- upon myself the responsibility of the| Nctherlands of America, the bat- to TO THE TWO HNOUSES OF THE calling upon the President of the United Grocester--*Jeremiak Geo, was listened with evident satisfaction, | ‘clusion of which, the state will have GENERAL AS- delaying such action upon this subject as '/,;llc-?old of power against popular Sheldon,* Mr. C—— was the first Episcopal Min-| two lw«;l SEMBLY. you may deem advisable, and have States for all information in his possession, H. Bowen. Governors, Legislatures and two feltThis', would be a greater evil thanrighta?l of ister who preached in this region ofcoun- | sete of officers inevery department—one Genllemen of the Senate and compelled to' give you the opportunity to| any | every kind, nnme and nature whatsoever, in Newrorr—Henry Y. Cranston, R. House : which could be now anticipated., The K. Randolph, George G. try, he had also been the first to adminis- | ;ofihom lawful, and the other not only of Represcntalives consider and decide a question of so relation -to the present difficulties in Rhode- King, Joseph ter as to State, T. Perry, *James Horswell, Baptisin our Church prescribes, | ‘without the shadow of legal right to ex- At the close ofthe late session of the much importance the |resolution would, then, produce pre- Island. It was ordered to be printed and *Silas rl when Missionary, ercise a single function the Assembly, and I would also suggest to the expe- ', Cottrell. 3 ol gnvernmem! Gerveral after the meas- vou cisely the contrary effect from the one laid over. ‘T'he House adjourned immediate- The importance of organizing a but‘l each and every one of them assuming ures then adopted for the purpose of de- diency of appointing and providing fora . Porrsmouru—John Manchester, C. intended. ly after the announcement of the death of the Chase, Church was now seriously considered, ‘such a function, will be guilty of treason, | claring the laws of this State, and making Board of Couneillors to advise with me ' William Manchester, *Joseph (o Hon. Joseph Lawrence, of Pennsylvania,and and after diligent enquiry, it was deemed | and hable to imprisonment for life. The | known to the people their duties the as the Executive measures proper to The Speaker said, that the constitu- Thomas. to to the adoption of the TiverroN—Gideon practicable procure the requisite num-}‘ dea of submitting the conflicting government, | hoped that no farther ac- be taken in this emergency, consisting |ttional objection suggested by the gen- customary resolutions. H. Durfee, Ado- ber of persons to form a clnium‘i [rom On Tuesdny, no busincss niram Brown. vestry, from a-/ of the parties to the decision of the Su tion on your part would be necessary, of gentlemen different parts ofthe tleman from Glocester, had much weight was done in ci- mong those who were and | JamestownN—Rob’t H. attached, those preme Court of the United States, is su Under the resolution then passed, au- State, : ther House, the members being engaged in Watson,Jere- were to the and| in his mind. It seemed to conflict wilh‘ Hazard, who friendly Church, premely nidiculous. Such a decision l thonizing me to adopt such measures as Other measures with regard to the sttending the funeral of Mr Lawrence. miah were willing to promote her prosperity.] (could !the provisions of the Constitution. He Brusror—John hardly be had in less than a in my opinion were necessary, in the re- protection and preservation of the public In the Senate, Howe, *Joseph M, of Mr, yenr.l[ on Wednesday, Mr Allen’s A younger brother in the mean time is cess of the to property, and the orgamization an suggested that Blake. C— was, ‘and Riode Island to! Legislature execute the of such therefore the resolution resolution was called vp and one then a missionary, active, and zcalous, mayv (or postponed Barrincron—J. S. Drown, L., | ‘be under duplicate governments, laws and preserve the State against do- armed force as be necessary lie| on the table for the present, in or- B. him application was made for aid,| 'l'hc-? these and other naturally day. In the House Ihe Civil and Diplomatic Smith. To 'legnl governmenot will go on, and if mestic violence ; and desirous, ilpossible, purposes, will ‘( was cheerfully granted, (lwi der that it might be considered. | Appropriation Bill was engrossed for a which ’: members of the mock dynasty choose to toavoid all hostile collision between our suggest themselves to you, And to third Warrex—Alfred Bosworth, Sim- The resolution was laid table.| He came without delay, and entered burn their fingers by resisting the laws, | citizens, | sent the Haon, John B, Fran- these subjects I omost earnestly on the reading. The Apportionment Bill was ta- mons Cole. into the feelings and wishes of the httle ’|hc-‘y must take the consequences. cis, John Whipple, and Elisha R. Pot- your attention. invilei’| The remaining resolutions were a- ken up, and the motion of Mr Stuart, of 111 Warwick—*Simon H. Greene, Ben- flock, with the ardor of one, nnimaled,’! The free sutfragers of Newport boasted I ter, Esqrs. to Washington, with a view In conclusion pray God that He mny? dopted. nois, to strike out 68,000 as the represcnta- jamin F. Remington, Wm. D. Brayton, the P I B, Durfee, with zeal for salvation ofsouls. His ‘at one of their recent meetings that of laying the whole matter before the strengthen and enlighten you in the per- tive ratio, was agreed to, *Nathaniel earnest arrested the attention lhey% The Speaker then said, that he was Covexrrny—Thomas pleading |‘would give 1700 votes at their revolu- President ofthe United ; believing formance of your duties, and enable you the Senate, on many Whipple Obe- of States desirous of sustaining present In ‘l'bursday, petitions Potter, his hearers, and induced them to regard |tionary election ; has opinion, expressed to pursue snch a course in the present as the diah on Monday and that as it would be, in favor of a Protective T'ariff, were present. with different views the reading Providence Journal says nothing conld,lhe‘ with the econcurrence of his cabinet, crisis ol our os may preserve government as any one, and he waw also East Greexwicn—William Greene, ofpray-;; affuits for ed.~ln the House, the Apportionment bill ers. This led to the examination of |be easier than to do it, under the would he suflicient to undeceive us and our posteriiy the great boon of to make great to *Ezra Pollard. our willing as concessions was again considered, After various propo- form of worship, and to'the discussion of |ple’s Constitution ;” for, us any body who had been (alsely taught, that thelhose‘so American constitutional liberty, gained West Greexwicn—Ben). R. Hoxie, “Peo-l jwcure the peace of the State as any sitions made 40,000 to its propriety. Explanation being given, |‘votes who chooses to do 80, and as called People’s Constitution when, lor us by our futhers and now threatened were from 141,000,the Gee. Dawley. in most and by' (rom Acting upon these feelings, he cases proved satisfactory, | ‘will be no opposing party at the thme'polls, | I's own terms, it went into operation, be- 10 be wrested us by lawless vio-| one. House decided in favor of 68,000, 90 mem- Nortn Kinésrown—John C. Reye

convinced that the Missionary prayed | as votes -~ ’ { bers when Just many may be gven as | came the paramount law of the Siate, lence. had presented the bill at the January were absent this vote was taken nolds, *George P. Thomas. heart, as fiom his as well from a book, pleases the caprice or convenience ofthe | Through them I ecommunicated to SAMUEL W. KING. suffrage. The and it may therefore be superceded by sub- Souvrn Kinesrown—*Wilkine Up- was kind {Seuion, to extend pres- prejudice overcome, leeling |party. We should suppose it might President the of lhv! sequent dike, *lsaac P. Hazard. was be} condition affairs in Mr. Randolph moved that it be re- excitement on the question of a action of the House. i eheted, and all agreed to bid the Herald ; well to do that, as mensures have Rhode Island and received from the ‘ent Horkinton—Elnathan W, Babeock, ol ‘aB been him In the Senate, on Friday, Mr Allen’s reso- the Crose, God speed. This was at Newport and towns letter, ferred to a special committee, Constitution would not subside easily Edward u?h the other to accompanying already made Barber. ~ devd an matter, lution, ealling for information respecting our important era, which will never! ook'tnkonto this known to you and the people ofthe On motion of Mr. Mathewson, a com- |uuder the existing government, and it Exerer—Christopher C. Greene, forgotten by Stnlc-! Rhode-Island difficultics, on be the compuratively lew,! | The legal election took place yester- wenerally by iy proclamation, was, motion of *James 'T'. Harris. limpluyoi mittee of ten, being two from each due to the wishes of a large body Mr who nte now living. By the advice, and day, and it would appear (rom the move- g as this commumcation does, the mild- Prestonof 8. C. (who was of opinion that Ricumosn—*James Y. Sisson, *Ja. appointed, follows: the people to act upon that subject. . with the wid of Mr. B——, a church was| lmeml in Rhode lsland, that the free est langunge, and yet upon the matter in county, were as of‘wu in the present posture of affairs the Senate bez M. Potter. W was set resolutions, orgsmzed, chosen suflragers are all going to vete st that question expressing the most Messrs. Randolph, Church, J. H. ‘He had drawn a of call- had no right to intermeddle,) laid on the ta- Westrerry—-Nathan F. Diww Wiirden, and one «qually interested,Svmmlhis too—notwithstanding doecidod‘ their solemn decla- it was hailed by the supporters Clarke, Mathewson, Dixon, Barber, ing a new Convention to frame a Con- ble--24 10 13. The House was mostly en. *Rowse Babceock. co-nd waor, Imediately a oulucnpmm? rations that their ol Church, own constitution is the ;upl"iun,government in Rhode Island, us enl- which he would gaged in the of private Cuantestow x—Asa Gordon Howe, stitution, submit to the consideration bills. was proposed, snd uwpened for the only fundamentul lnw of the and 1o disarm all Spencer, Hoxie, Bosworth, and Hoxie, state, culnted opposition to our’ 'House. tion of an edifice to be devoted to the notwithstanding the fact that they all laws and existing authorities in the man- Two hundred copies of the message New Snonrewasv—Samuel W, Rose, God, to were read, and Mr. Eireriox Weex.—By advertisement, it worship of according the rites,Oroc-’ | voted on Monday last, at the election ner leastoflensive to the feelings of were ordered to be printed, and the They Atwell sug- Wm. P. Sheflield. of Protestant Episcopal those i } be ween that the steamer Monraan, will and usages the held under the authority that instru- who have been most actively hostile to gested that they lie on the table till to- will Church.” Thise was circulated with of House then adjourned till Tuesday this dur- un-| ment ! They are a consistent set of them : Aond lam happy to add, ‘morrow,. run between place and Providence Brevet Major-General Woor, U. 8. A, tiring zeal the Wardens, who it |hnt| morning at 9 o'clock, week, by devo-, tevolutionista, must be confessed, in some portions of the State s effect hundred ing Election commanding the Eastern Division, arrived ted wud their substance (o vote all Five copies of the resolu- themselves, for two Governors, two Legis has been that could have bheen c-x,wc-' Turespay morxinG.—The House met The Crroravra, we learn, will make o here yesterday morning. ke visited Fort work . "l‘hry . tions were ordered to be printed. the i Intures, and two sets of State Officers of ted from In other portions of Ilu-‘ down and up Wednesday, for the ac- to at nine o'clock, trip on Adames, and was received with the usual sa- They were incited renewed effort all sorta—one set of which according 1o State, and expecially in the ety of The House then adjourned till nine visiters, by Mr J. H. Clarke said that the Com- commodation of Election lute of 11 gune, We understand he is here A vivt from their beloved Bishop, who their, own argument, is directly at war idence, | regret to say thata diffierentl‘mv-l o'clock Wednesday morning. 'L”hnd, nod ! on a tour of Inspection, held a confirmation in an with the other, with the full nght to con- spirit has poevailed ; and the leaders of mittee had taken into consideration the The We hope those of our eountry sub. house kndly lent for tha pm-f sider the other as wsurpers, and hable to the revolutivnary movement have indus- following are the resolutions of- (7" wifinished subject of the message, and reported a Trxas aanin~The last war news from pose. The sie of the chureh was be put down by physical force, and that triously cirenlnted among their followers fered by Mr. Jackson: scribers, who are in arrears 1o us for paper or while wayclc-lor-?| set of resolutions for adoption, Texas w, that the Ciy of Austin has been mined on, thew Dioeenan with too rightfully' On the whole, this = the most perverted construction of its advertising, and who intend visiting Newport them, mecting time wfter, Mr. Atwellthen moved that the Resolved by this General Assembly, (Ihe taken hy the Mexicans, and and him some beyond all question about the most contents, as iffavorable to their eause ; reso- during Election week, will embrace the fa- 145 Texinne Senate concurning with the House ol this, he in his usual plensant manner senseless insurrection ut the same time, lutions be printed, and that the killed in two hours, It will probably prove re- that has ever taken while, with strange in- House Representatives therein,) That the free. vorable opportunity of calling npon us before « marked, “yon would carry the Chureh place. There was more consistency they had represented to be about as true as the news 1o method and adjourn 1l3 o'clock. men of the several towns in this State, they leave town, and liquidating their ac. first war from ladiens, you went there ™ A thing’ more statesmnnship 1 Jack Cade. that the to thenhroud‘rights) if Pu“o.'{bmh The Houre then adjourned and of the city of Providence, qualified counts, that mrter,