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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 7, t86t.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 7, 1861.
GEN. FREMONT.
The report of Adjutant Gen. Thomas
in which he brings almost innumerable
charges against Gen. Fremont, is getting
pretty seriously handled. Several of the
charges have already been shown to be
fake. Why the report was ever publish
ed passes all comprehension. It consists
of loose rambling notes, hastily gathered
by Gen. Thomas during his flight through
the West, and is almost entirely of a hear
say character. This attack made upon
Gen. Fremont while he is in the field of
active operations, serving his country, has
no precedent in history. It is calculated
to do the utmost injury to the Union by
causing the. people to distrust the compe
tency of the commander of the West, and
especially by exposing our weakness to the
enemy. I he report may contain some j
truth, but in the following respect-, it h
already shown that the charges are des
titute of foundation :
1 Gen. Thomas charges that Gen.
Dav is. a member of Fremont's body guard,
obtained a direct contract for blanket,
and that though they were condemned,
when purchased, as worthless, the judg
ment was overruled by Fremont, and the
blanket were received.
To this charge Gen. Davis replies bv
letter to Gen. Thomas, that he is not a j
member ot Fremont's staff that he pur- !
chased the blankets upon his own respon- '
sibility, and that when Gen. Fremont saw i
j
rhern. lie comb-med them fa"'' ord'-rd j
them returned. i
'2. Gen. Thomas says that the arms
purchased by Fremont in France are
worthless and that many of them will not
'n oil. ,
In respect to this grave charge, it is to i
be observed that Gen. Thomas made no j
examination of the arms himself. A cor- !
respondent of the Tribune has shown that
our Ministers to France and England.
Messrs. Adams and Dayton, have pur
chased several thousand stand of the same j
kind of arms, and that a government j
agent i- niiw abroad buying them up, and
a; prices greatly in excess of those paid
"!y Fremont. The rifles were new, and of .
the preei.-e pattern of the best -tandard !
r!e in u-e in the French arm v.
". Another charge which seems trivi- I
al, is. that Fremont ha- constructed a pon
toon bridge when ferry boats would be
cheaper. If Gen. Stone's column had
been supplied with pontoon bridges jn--tead
of one old -kit!', at the time of the ;
battle of Drill's Bluff, that sad reverse '
would not Jiave taken place. It seems a '
w:s- precaution on the part of Fremont to
supply them. Another charge is. that he
had a large collection of half-barrel- far
water to accommodate the army, and sev
eral tons of ice. and lf. ;1y- thi- is u-eh -s
n a country where water N ph-r.tv. IVr-hap-
ml bui water i- ph-nty on the Poto
mac, and yet mir troop- would hae been
iad ot Lair barn-Is of water the dav ot
the Dull Run !it. A- tor she jr.-, (.-
know-
ot
it- value in ho-nita!
practice, e-peeially in the treatment of
wounds. We mention the-e things to
-how how indu-triou-iy the smalle-t items
seem in ha e been rolieeteil together bv
G'Ti. 1 fauna-, with a view, it would seem,
to cru-h him under the combined effect of
the accumulated charge-. Even his body
guard i- sneered at. and yet it lia- alrea
dy made it.-elt-famous bv the mo-t bril
liant arid daring charge ever made on this
Continent.
J: is -aid that Gen. Thoma- i- an old
enemy of Fremont's, and if -o he should
never have been sent upon this mission.
If the maxim, old as the Latin tongue,
Pulsus in iino, fahus in omnibus," false j
in one, false in all, is applied to his re ;
port it will not gain much credit with the
people at any rate until Fremont can .
have a fair opportunity to defend himself. ;
Kven Gen. Thomas' report in regard J
to the state of affairs in Kentucky is open j
to equal criticism. He represents all the
young men to be secessionists, and says
the old men are averse to fighting, and
that "but few regiments could be raised."
Almost simultaneously with this '-report,"
the Louisville Journal stated that Ken- ,
tacky -will soon have her epiota of the
half million in the field, about 25.000," j
and that '-before winter sets in she will '
have 40,000 soldiers doing battle for the j
Union !" j
The Secretary of War better put Gen. j
Thomas to bed. He is altogether too des j
ponding and gloomy. He exhibits more
"incompetence" in his position than he J
'barges upon the gallant Fremont. j
One thing cannot be gainsaid ; Fre- j
mom's men have the utmost confidence in !
t
him, and we don't think the people at !
large have yet lost theirs.
(JJThe number of rebel prisoner? re
cently sent to lioston is 900. They were
transferred from New York.
SACRIFICES DEMANDED IN MIS
SOURI. The confidence which the secessionists
have in the ability of the Confederate
Government to establish its authority in
Missouri is exemplified by their conduct
in departing the State, taking with them
all their transportable property, slaves in
cluded. It is said that Gen. Price and
other rebel soldiers have already removed
their negroes to other parts, their preju
dices leading them to fear that otherwi-e
rheir rights of ownership might be for
feited. The leaders having tints taken
care of No. 1, we see that the privilege of
emigrating South and exporting property
has suddenly been cut off. Col. Taylor,
of the Confederate army, has issued a
proclamation at Springfield forbidding the
exportation of property and refusing to
grant any more passes to persons wishing
to remove South. In this document Col.
T. charges that the secessionists are
too ready' to sacrifice the public
good for private interest a fact long pat
ent, lie demands sacrifices. The rebel
slaveholders ought to stay, and not "sel
fishly slide away and make their homes
in other lands." Col. Taylor is evident
ly alarmed at the influence over the ag
gregate strength of seccssionism in the
State that this disposition of the prominent
property-holder of their number disclose-.
Certainly, moving off dos not exhibit the
highest faith in either the immediate or
ultimate success of the Confederate war
in Missouri. Probably the mass of dis
unionists are beginning to see and wonder
at so exemplary a manifestation of fear
and cowardice, and as the mass aforesaid
have no personal interest in the ''peculiar
institution," it is the effect upon these
which has so excited the alarm and ap
prehension of Col. Taylor. The tact is
that the majority of slaveholder.- in this
State are sound, loyal. Union m n, and
comparatively few ot them are at all
frightened in re-pect to the ordinary se
curity of their property in slaves. St.
Louis JirjnihUntn.
WEAK INVENTIONS OF THE
ENEMY."
The following is an exact cepy of a notice
whice has been extensively circulated iD ttV
mountain portions of Fleming county, and
more especially in the neighborhoods where
secession sentiments have been predominant :
" Notice. S.oOO reward will be given for
the delivery of any rebel leader or captain
of any rebel company; S'JOO will al-o be pari
for any person known to feed or giw aid to
the rebels in any way ; al-o, $50 will be paid
for any person known to entertain sentiments
against the (iovernuient. The above wilt toe
raid upen the delivery of said persons to the
'deral authorities within the State ot Ken
tucky. Iiy order of
General An i v. n so.v ."
This notice i- an index to the nefarious
means which secessionists have taken to till
up their ranks. Many men have be.-n in
dueec by such ar:iiio-s to ctiii-; wph the
marauders who have mvad-d our Sta'e. The
leaders of the movement will he, s'ea', ami
commit any sr. cries of iniquity to tirih.-r
their cause. This noti e. we are a-sureij,
was posted throughout the mountains ot
Fleming i runty by two ne-n in rej-raen'rtU.
who openly avowed them-clve-- to c-lii er
in the Confederate army. Tne gmie ha
been played in other l iealitie-, but the ad
vance ot the Union troons ha everv win-: .
rendered it of no avail, as the inhai
find th.v their errand i-one of peace, hut .
and protection, instead o; carnage and sut
jujation. The iritere.-'s of the rebd l-ad r
detn.iiid 'hat a brutal character shall be iv n
in the v,ar. and from the first bjLte- be adop'
ed by Heaureg.ird. that " beau and L-citv
was the i iv or the Lincoln ?n i!.-iwa to
i.'os la.-t iuon.-tro.-ny. eiYirgir.: (, n. Ari'Jer
r.oii wah oil'er.nj premium- tor rebel heads.
theeflort has been per-l-'olit to ili isre pre-" I; I
he n.i.-.-ion tf t'.ie hb-rating armies and the
sentiments ot Union men. Oar tVien b '-mi
learn a useful le-son from tht se ij.-v ice- ofti.e
enemy, which will ii flu'-nre them to rciEeni-b.-r
ttiat t!ie greatest t; iumphs der. e tln-ir
i.rihte-t lu.-ttr 'rom tie- s tvvd an! .not tie
slain, and that tr,.e valor alwa-vv-. twines the
sword f eon. jiic-: with the wreath of me rev.
.'' wi.'.v J.,urr,nL
fi'iU from n. .I c Ie 1 1 a u.
Washington. Nov.
The io'.Iowing is the speech of Oen. M -Clellan,
on the presentation of a -word es
terdav bv a committee of the Citv Couik il ot
Philadelphia :
'I ask you, sir, to ive my wannest and
deefvest thanks to the honorable body you
represent, for this entirely unmerited compli
ment. I could thank ou better, if I thought
that I deserved it, but I do not feel that I
do. Nothing that I have accomplished would
warrant this high compliment. It is for the
future to determine whether I shall realize
the expectations and hopes that have been
concentrated in me. I trust and feel that
day is not far distant when I shall return to
the place, dearest of all others to me, theire
to spend the balance of my life among the
people from whom I have received this beau
tiful git'- The war cannot be long it ma be.
desieratc. I ask in the future, iorbearai.ee,
patience, and confidence. With these we
can accomplish all. and while I Know that in
the iireat drama which may have our heart'
blood, that Pennsylvania will not play the
leas , I tiust, on the other hand, tfiat she will
play the highest and noblest part. I again
thank you, and ask jou to convey to the
Councils my most sincere thanks. Say to
them that it will be my highest ambition io
deserve it hereafter, 1 know I do not now
The company loudly applauded these se
timents, after which the members of the coiA
mittee were introduced to (Jen. McClelian,
who introduced them to the officers of his
staff.
The sword was admired by all, and pro
nounced to be a magnificent weapon.
f?r Senator Wilson has resisned his
position as colonel f a Massachusetts reg-
iment rai.-ed by him, and has entered the j
service as a member ot den. MeCfelians
staff.
The first battle fought in Kentucky
for the Uhion, resulted in the complete route
of the traitors. May all the others end like
wise, only a little more so.
CONFEDERATE SCHEMES OP Fr
! NANCE.
Mr. C. G. Memminger, the Secretary
of the Treasury of the Confederate States,
has published an official circular relative
to the produce loan and the appeal of the
cotton plajnters for relief. Mr. Mem
minger, in the name of the Cabinet, de
clines to grant any relief either by the
purchase of the cotton crop or an advance
upon its hypothecated value. He declares
that the South, being now engaged in a
gigantic wr r, needs money, and no plant
ers' notes or produce, and explains that
what the Government requires is a loan
from the planters, secured by treasury
notes, whic i now form the currency ot the
Confederal; States. lie advises the
planters tc apply to the Banks for relief,
and recommends them to apply them
selves in future to the cultivation of
grain and other products, rather than that
of cotton. On this point his suggestions
are important enough to be quoted in
full :
"Let the planters immediately take
measure- for winter crops, to relieve the
demand for grain and provisions h t them
proceed to divert part of their labor from
cotton, and make their own clothing and
supplies. Then Ft them apply to the
great resoiir.-e pre-ented by the money
capital in bank arel private bands. Let
this capital come forward and as-i-t the
agricultural intere-t. Heretofore the
Bank- have employed a large part of
their capital in the pureha-e ot Northern
exchange ; let them apply this portion to
factors' acceptances of planter-' drafts, se
cured bv pledge ,t" the produce in the
planter s hands. An exten-ion of the
time u-ually allowed on the-e draft- would
overcome mo-t of the difficulties. This
exten-ion could safely reach the probabl
time of .-ah- of the crops, inas niich a- the
suspension of-pecie payments throughout
the entire Confederacy relieve- each
Lank from call- for coin- The Hanks are
accustomed to manage loans of this char
acter, and will condu 't the operation with
such .-kiil as will make therri mutually
advantageous. The amount of advance
asked from the Bank- would be greatly
le-s than, if .advance- were offered by the
Government, and all the abuses inciden
tal to Government agencies would be
avoided."
The Ho-ton Daily Advertiser of Mon
day ha- an artich- copied from a late num
ber of the Richmond Whig, which pre
sents a remarkable exhibit of the ways
and means arid probable wants of the
new Confederacy. In thi- article the
Advcrti-tr .-ay- the expen-e of that gov
ernment tor t he current year are set down
at three hundred millions. To meet this
tie-re are feti million- of the eight per
cent. Confederate tend all that coihl
be i-.-Ued ojut of li'teen millions ; there is
the prodilfC luaii. which, as th" -and d
Richmond editor declare-, even body b:jt
two timui -Jal enthusiasts knows to !. a
failure : t'.ire i- a direct tax, which -may'
v id 1 fitb-i -n milli.
i
ti
and a hun ir- d mil
lions (,f ,1'tea-ury nfes. the is-uo of a
.art -f" s)ii. h i.a- aire id v driven -peri,.
nut of citvulatiwn. At t!ie very h-sf then;
i- a defi .ien -v ii!' n:ie hnndr- 1 a'l 1 s.-v.-a-tv-tive
liiiiii.ili- he pnnid-d. and Iio
i-i(.! ini-ati- t-.r d..;nz this. The i;,ii uirv
ls the.-etLf
irallv a
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1 to Mr.
Mt tninirii'-r what i.e prcp-e- to dor
ly It 1- state, i i;, Lo'ii-vi;!.- that (lal
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ve-ton i.'iber- o; lie- 1 1 i uiiiuin, oofitain
the arni.,!t!io uj..i,; the d-a'.h nf Sam
Hou-t'-ii.j lie .-!... ai 1 have died le-fore he
earned t!j'- inuc nt liM.ior.
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fere i he -a I i:-r.;t .t i-U" ' i- :j en .-.tnc.
sli'il' tiivp t r -rtfTi l -. ttT"--. a't 1 vii,,ii!v a. ;f
dre si, iff i an-Hi-vii !,v atj,f before a jiite aj poict
i j f r iii-h 'i -t 'n.'t.
Ai rovel August C. l-'.l
f I't ni.I. -.Ne. 5.',.
An Act to confiscate prcpa-rtv u-eu for innrre:tion
arv (ii'p. e
F' it 'na'.'"l y ifi' n,i in t H -i Trrr'aran-
Iiera f-f ti' Vfl'f-i a.'l t-f Arn'T-rtJ C"aiT"
miy That if. duntii'i" p'e- lit oran. tufu'e
inn.irrection azalr.-t the rovernment ol the Ui itad
s!e, a'ter 'he l'reii-it ef the Ui.i'ed Stat- eh, I
ba-.-e deelared-b' proc aviation, that be la w ol the
Uuited Stal,e- are oppo-eC and the execution there
oi ob-trueti-d. t y coina.imtion" too powerful to t-e
upi're-e.1 t.v the ordinary rourse ol judieia' pr"
ceediiii:. or bk the power vested in the insr-ha'-by
In. tvy person or peroi". Inn lir. or thei-ajen',
a'toriiey, or emploiee. )ia I purc'iae or acq lire
eel I or give, iinv p' cpertjo' v hatsoe. -r k ind or des
cription . i-h intuit to i-e or inp'oy ti e
or cufTer the ini" to t'e ised or emu o e.i. in aoln.tr.
abettiu;. or promoting mi h uiMitr' cion or rei-t-atic
to the 1-aav.-. or ai.y ieron or ier.nii" eiiitat'e l
thetee ; or jt any pert-. t or persons. I.ej ,t' the . n
er or owi erji of any pucf propert . -! al' kno inir'v
u'e or em p'.y or C;ili-eit t.. tne u-e or emp.ov me"t
of the -an oil- afore".iid :i I urh proje ty i- h-reby
ii-chared to he i h '.v Hi ! M'j ct of prize and cap'u-e
hunevpr found ; an 1 it -' all be t! e cntv el Mi"
1'rt-r ilei.t ut the l'inte.1 t:if.- to c'i-e t! e catne t
be -a iioi iiticated, nto t niulenif ed
S C 2 A"l''it wi'if "i.K-;e, I hat urh prize"
pn cut'tnie sfiii.l t.e I'lie i p.neii in I'.e iie'rC or
cin uit court m the Unit d -i;itm 1. w vmj jn i-.ti-'i n
ot the '.win. oof. or iii iiiiniraity i i nm (i.-'tu't m
w bich the satrr miiy b- -e'7J,i. or n iii wi-ich fhe
mav be tnkeu nnd precetiinjr (ir-t in-titii'e.t
SKe 3 An-1 b' it Jut:--!-i,i t-,1. 1'ii.it ttie A'to'ne''
t.tiier,!, or any ilis'rit a tero' v f tti- United
Slate- in n hirti r-Hi.l priperty 111 y a' the tin. be.
m av ins'itut the p oC"-i;ii ni ci.C in a'i 't' . it
;ti such ' u-e they ha I b wliollv I r tin- b urtV !
Ih Uni'ed -tiite-; or an person nuv n e hii inf -ItiHtion
with lucfi an atori.ey, in hc'i i a-e tt'
proeeil'iitt "ha 1 be for tie n"p f "noli mf irm e" aud
the United Mate- iu 'cpul p.ats.
SKC 4 An ! b it luil'T 'nne'nl. That VT'ienever
hereafter, duriti ttn- pen iit iiiMirrcc-.iou af iiii"f
the covei niiieiit of the Uinteii St.ee-, any person
claimed to be held to lino or service inelrtl.e law
ol any btatp -hail he iquind or peimitt a! bv tiie
piT-nn to hr.m bik h lul ir t,r grrtior i cliime.lto
be due, or by tfie law Id ajreiit audi piom. to
take up ariiiu ajraiust tin Uuittd S ate-; or --.all le
r q ired or periui'ted tu th' .f mhi hi win m Riu-h
InOor or ctrvice in c!aii;ad to l e c ue, or Ini ia lul
aiieiit. to work or to I" employed in or u n miv
tort, navy jard. dock, smory, thip. eotren liineii,
or in any miHitary, or i.nvul enie uha so-ver,
fiiroin-t the Koverninent and la.vtul nutlinritv of the
Uiated States, then, ami in everv n.cii csee, (tie per
i on to whom "uch lahor rr rervice is camel to lie
due rhall loi feu hi-C1 'i t'su :'i I ib r. aovlcv ol
the Slate or n' the Uni:ti! Matao lo fl.e iot.tra'y
notwithstandinf,'. And Vabeutver theieaiter thj ,
peraon elaiminff t uoh labor or errice ahafl wek to
cnforcthitclaim.it shall be full and nairicint
aower to tool) claim tbat the person whoxe rricc
or labor is olaimed bal been employed in hoatile
service agaioKt the rorernmeatot the L'oifid Stated,
contrary to the provision oi thia act.
Approved Aaftust , 1861.
Pobio No. 56.
An Act relative to appeals to the Supreme Court oi
the United Statrx.
BeUtnnttfA If tkt Henatmnd llnuir of f!-,,-,nti-tivr$of
the United Statu ef Amrrt'a n V,i,-t.,, nt
temhUd, That in all etw of app-al which Ii ive -en
or miv bervaiur be duly takto by beth partim from
the j lilifmnt or d-cree of idt dirjct or circuit
court to the Supreme Court ol the United States. a
tracript ot the record nld in tfie Sunreme Court
of the United btat" by either pa'ty on hi-appeal
may be ued on both aptalp; and whenever in cuch
ca-e. one record ctoll have been, or may hereal er
be. Hied by eitherparty in fie aaid Hap'eme Couit.
both appeal;" shall he heard thereon bv th co'irr in
line in inner ai il rt
appellants in bo'h cae
.r,ll.nr. Vn.h.... 1
,-EC 2 And ,' it furth'T rntrlr.l . That the di-trist
attorney ol the Unit. U btnttii or uv di-trict iu Cal
ifornia may trn-cr.'b aai certity to the Supreme
Court ot tne L'tiit-d .S'atm the record-ot the distnct
court of I, . i n per lii-tric' 'il al1 )a,,d Ci-enwi'lun
the Liuteu Ma i- a piir,upon h'h ajpea'n
Jiav- been or may hi-taken to the Supreme Court of
the United Statin . and the record so crtii-d bv surh
district attorney uu ter hi- baud, and iilel in t e
.-supi'.i.n . . me . iiii-ii s)e.Te, pnaii tetaKen
s..-r v ..a..-., i Jim in ric n.n- inieni Kin
purpose as iiceron-u r,y trie r-itm ot the prop-r di-
uiMnrw ui ttuiorii a ijuioria to employ
.uhv r,.- uu.rAvrr'jiu inirriu uumoer. u.iy .
be nececary to traii-cri'ie uch record-, at a com- !
peii-atim. lor each ot uch c erf. not xceliti one
hundred and ti ty d pr month, whi.-h -.hall tie !
r rr -r . . e -i.u.".
ru,jrn,..ij rf"'-r- oi . j i'i.inii 111.1 c aim-,
ail' ii'iiaii i r ii. ijuiy oi i le cir ot miv n,tric- pro ertv ,a I te et,-e--d la tn.oV' kept I .r Ihe lu--court
in Ca ilornia, on rejur-tof the di-tact a'tor- p -e. toet er m ith the am of tb oP r. n arrer-
neyof tna di-trict. to deliver to him tr,e record in
the Cd'i-K helor- mentioned on hici a pea'it have
been or may he tuKen. tor the pirpo-eot ha. lut them
trau-cr:b -d: anduou refu.al or tai'ure to do -o.
f-uch clerk eha 1 forfeit and paytotlie L'uited St ate
tlm iiim af II .e toou-ao t dollar f ir each o-feno-. to
b recoveret in an action of delt in a-iv cour' o'
coinpeten' j jrinoic'ion . and euc'i c erk e'nji. mo'e
over, he n. capable of holding ii i" -ai'i office ot c!erit .
or any r ti.c- under t 'ie I nitni -'B'e
Approved Auie: ,, 1-01.
,'1'cb-.i So or i
AN A'T tocrea'ea Me'rop eit ui I'olice Ii-trict of
the Ui-trict ot Coiuriib.a. and t e-tatli-h a police
thre!or.
B' ft ri't"i iiy tn S'nw ar.-l fiut cf h'irfnta
ife, ff t Uti:ii .S'atrf df Am'" t9ngr,s a
I'm f 1 1 hat tii" corpo-atiom ol VVa-hmaT'on and
(jeoru'to u. and the coanty of Wahiutoa, outside
of the limit" of "aid corpora'ion. a-e hereby consti
tuted. !or the purpoe. of tun act. in'o one du-tri't.
to he cul e I The Metropolitan i'o ice Di-tr::t of the
Di-triC of Co'umbia ''
-c 2 Ai t f nr t.arti. That imTieiate'y
upon ttie pa-a e o- t hie act. an 1 thereaf'er. frorn
time to tirn. a-require 1 by thi act. the e ha 1 be
appointed by thr I're.ideot of the Unite 1 grate, ty
and with the a luce and eonnt of th- Soate. tiri
co'nmi-mner of poi ce. who -ail h- th cruef ofh :
er or the a!d Me-.rop jirau I'oiic- Iji-'-ic: " and
who -hll -even ly piaej aLd perform therein to
poer an I dutie an-h- riz-l and eu joined tv thi
act The a d c m ni-ioner.. to?ether with the
mayor ol the citie. of VVa.hirnrton and ..eorte
towi . ex officio, -hail form th boird of police lor
the aid rtn'r:c:. an! a mij rt?y ot them -hail con
e'ro'e a quorum ot 'uch Poard for trie fan action
of h'i-ine
hec S And ' t viumii'ief. That three of aid
comm.-i ,ner nhali Pe appo.u'ed Iro n trie ci'y ot
Wa'iiinjrton. or trotn hot!oii. kal 'ne from
theeoiuty of rt'ienn.'V.o at :arre. tor th 'erm of
tl-ree year, and uttil 'heir iic:e..on are aipomted
and qra irjed unle iixht rfiiorf bv tne Pren
deiit Tne aij coaitn:".oner ahall in-t at auch
time and p a-e av in', r e deijfi;atef by the l'rei
Oent ot to- United s'ae: ant. af'er' be:n duly
q oa itied. bv lumj .-.d jhcritjnj, an o-"i or alir
m ion tf ire ioe. r'on d'tly a'i'horiei to ad-mim-tr
ort. in id D tnc! to upport 'he Con-
cution of ttie Umtrl S a-e. an 1 fa'tntu !y to di--ch'e
th du'ie ot h' office ha!i pr -ceed to di
bare ich dun- a- pre-cr.bed by t uact
se- 4 alo ir 'w-i .aitrf. I fiat t he oicer ot
the board f poiic-"lail b-a preid-iit an 1 a trea
utft. h i a-iii.l each b- e -e'e i from am-i; ail
comm -ioner dv t --m-el ra. who ha;i Ji-chare
c i d i'ie a. tie b ji-iX tnaypre-cn' e Th- t -
U'er -ha!l ci.e a bond ro nret'e to th- . .
i-laci n r t -aid f oar 1 in the penal um of ten 'hoa
aLd i lr. 1 r to- ti:t:fii d :hare .. he .jtie
of m r no.-- 1 f.e '"Hf 1 mav a'ao appotr-t a c er. "o
h 10 ' i- tf ee iy il..' t he pleasure f the b anr . ant
to n- e compen.ati'tb .o he fiaed t, f- hoard,
not to exceel 'i e rat ol .e hoiati l d-1 a-per
aiiiiu'ii. an I ...i ".a : (.- for;;. ith O'j'ie. a c ay
he -e-i nrd ' v : 1 t Oa-d cf I :
Sec o A vj r ' r-ri" -earr- ;hat it '
the aiat- r'th- e.'d ot I re : -r. -(. c
t si' tiT.a iv ii lie a i ,j nii ht trit run trie b
rie rd f.e i f pc.-i-e -u.rr.ct. ' pre-erv--te-
.a J be
tu'ei,
UI Jl
p. hue
' -. to
pv;e. t . ireteia r-n.e a'i'i arr.' .iff ti
p-etec tiie r -lit .t p-ron ai.c of properc
to
if oar j ",e pi
heio. ' ') fe-erve o-" ' everv
r.'s-ir' n i w-e - -'ir, in " oe
il- !ie-. lui'iwav-. ami o-!,rr
- a p'.i-- i i i t e:e a e.erv
',-r i.v '. tirern-n and pro;erty
pa ! J e es-t-.;, -.,
potii: Teet-. re
p ac-H-, . p j . , ;
r re n or i-r t it t
mav r e preta-Ce I
at a an '. ie 1 -
t pr .'.ec: "irine-. and trav- :tr,
': .ii. e-. an I mi'aaav -n u
to -e- tLt
law. reiat i,i to the i lueronc of
Sol..
tion
dea i
al.d reiH'
t ti.- pa' Ltyreae-. niv'a; aue-
'f'i"ti-
.-am' lin
iL'etnper-ir,''-. o-'erv
fi-' n aod tne pubi c
t rii
!i. are pr .m;
: .e r er.v
tifor.-e.j, m d i erfoi- e and
iiil.ee" r t'l-C;t'- C'lllii-I ol"
u ai'.d . i-e:., a ii w'.i h are
;'-lte c - ea,ih. ai.d i.ot la-
i-ioti o' 'hi act
." -...', It,- rf
," h- rn ,re e p--. n '. . X-IOitr i
( I, I ','lll!l
f tie C tie- lit . ,ae
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.elj-t-t e : - ! f t o
.- I C. O A nil-
the I 'O' I ' p ' '
u Oder ti e m e n.
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a. c.j- mi.'
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pr, ;ier v,
t-r inn-; t 3.-l
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f
it- ' 'i' or-ti -,ae
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Site
tl'l.
ot tr.a
fji i p.
pre-rr:
ft A a.' 'wrl if 'n-trt' . 1 hut the q-ja i;
l.u lie-r x' on . k ' . i ! l-t r 1 1 ri m el I -it i-. rn
.midr in.i l. fr.'m the- d' e-ti ..ttu-r of
: cr lo-cr -Ii. I be parfculiriv d:in.d and
-.ed t.. rule- ai.d regulation- of 'he boar.J of
pol
e. in ai'c r l i e- with 'he oi -titoti r. and
ia- O t'le I lilted Mate" j,ri icabte the-e-o P-jriJ-.
nua r". I int no per in hil tm .i appoioird to
oth. e. or ho d IfiC in the p ('ice loree afor"id.
who cicnot r- a 1 and wri'e tne I- nj;lih lit-cuaje. or
v. hi i" nut a c ti.eti of f'e fined sta'e-. or who
ai ad ever l ave been itiiictel and convicted of
crime Anl Frnnj'd. 1 ht no peron 'ia l be re
moved therefrom except noon written charge- pre
ferred a;-.in-t Inm to the hoard ot po ice. an I aTer
an opoo't'ii itv eha'l have been afforded him ot be
ing t.r:ar.l in hi" Oefei re.
.-ec 9 la-'( 'u 1i.rmii!'..', TUt the roemha-r
of the aid poll -e inri'e -halt pi.. -, in every patt i f
the Il'tM-; i t r.liimlna, a;, 'he c llllllo-. Ltm and
-aiitory pow. r of c.ni-th e-.excpr tor t!i -erv ce i
of civil pr . -e- ; and a iv warrant lor eurch or a !
re-t i u-d be anv niH.'-trate o- a d ti-tru t of Co. !
I'inihia miv t.e execu ed in any pirt ot eaid ditr ct
by anv meml-er "t aid poire force, without any
hark in or mdor-eiiiei.t o the aid wi-rant. and ao
cnrdinif to the term- thereo. ; and a'l the rovi-ion
oi law iu te iti.ui to -he (riving aud taking ot bar m
ii ! -i-t- ct hail Sep v to 1 1. it c I he rupe-inte-.d-a.t
ot pr ice and th - ser; ant-ot police, lavinrji-t
Cu-e to U-p-cl I li it 3tiv 1, lony Im 'frl,, or at-,
in' or i- at'oiit t . t p. c unmi'ted wifliin aov bu ' i
iiiL'. or oi board ol any ip. beat or aesn j within
t'e -bit (U-triv rtiuv enter upon it. -ame a a !
hour" ol fie ,ty or nii:' t. 'o tnk u!l lo-c -i y mea -
uie" oir in- e--rc'ua, p t v 11:11111 o' ceieca.ii,
III II . 1. 1 . I
CU-ted.
-UC'l III- J
te ,i e-. ii'ii: -isy t t.e tht-i, ard t 'o re into
aM per-O' e i-p f. e I i f i-e 11 Ci'i"eriid in
ar 1 " at.l :..- time tike t'hr.'f 01 a i oronertv
rthidihe o- tl ey ehallhate ihin und there j.i-t
can-e to i.iec i.a- been 'o en
skc 10 -Ifi.'r' if 'utiIl't tn ir ij T.' aVlie board
Of pOllCe III ll.Vlde he rai l Ul-t iit I'l'O ;eecl! C
0 - excee. it if en end nil: w -ir 11 ne eettealit of
p.i ic-' ' e ch "f a-ai i p 'a a'ii.ct-. Ti e h. ard m.-a
'rom 'ini- t 1 tin e. ft-a'ti ih a -iition or suh -titn.n
in each 1 'earn c. lor the 1 ccommodatiou ot ft. pi-
1 ce force 11 ilu'v therein. I: ma.-, from tiin'o
' ni.e. a'eta ii and cl aime. w ithort reirard to or I nn'a
'ion of re idni.-e, -ue eerean' or p t rol'nen to - 11c 1
par's el' t oe if ;-a let, or to Mich "I the pn ice . r crini
11. al co irii". aiid to be pub.iC t fhe: off he .'ov-rn-meiit
ot the U'.ited Stata s. or of the c 'l- .ol Wa-I..
inton anal tieorjie own. a i' m iv oeem d.i-ah',..
It i-l.ad tirotfiatfite all raru aaoim and oid r"
tliro oatli the Miperin ei 111 nt ot point-, wh"hi'l t ke
the p ac the iiio or ot t'.e cit ot Va-hii'(r'oii or
iaeoretovn, a- brliir 'he rn a't of ttie po ire depart
men- or Prce i 1 call citie.'-. hot away rut j c to
the order- arid reuuialioini ol the bea d 01 po ice;
and 11 ehall be the d'i'y ot ti e p vice f( rce to reii.ct
ind "b'l 'he fan! -iiperm't ini' iit 01 po. ice, an ti e
head and duel o: t fie ratne. 'ilje ttn ilns rule and
trtubtiuui ci.d c'i.eia.1 ordeia ol the board ui po
lice. Six". 11 Aid bt it fuitKrr tnntt'it. That ttie board
of poiiee, v i.a never it rha I eee tit, eha 1, on the ap
pi cation ol any pei-ou or persons, ahowin the ne-cesi-ity
thereUr. appoint and swear au .additional
number of patrolmen to duty at any place within
th caid dirtrictj at the charye and rapene of the
peron nrpei-toaii by whom the application n' all l
made, (but not to eaceed the yeeriv eum provided
for patrolmen of the force provided br thi art an
tne general po ie force.) and the patrotmen to ap
pointed ehaii belpubt to the order of the bard of
police aid ehaii ooj the ru and rf ulatjona oi
the bird, iind ebnf.nm to ite seneral diaetptire and
toruch other prltcial rettulation may t-e made,
and ehll wear fli-h dre- or emblem a the Ivard
may diret. andlehall. dnrinr the term ol their hr.iil.
iff PP"mtnienr. pos-e. all tf e por. pnv ilerep.
aid d ii tied ot t'p patrol foice leretofore pre-crbed
The per ona m. employed mav I removed at any
time by the boa id of j oice, wit hoot a.if una' ciu.e
thereior. cpon obe month" notice of the inter tioD o
to oo, eiveorotjieper'on or per-oca w ho applied for
me wpt'eiuTmepi aiorfsii.
SKe 12 An4 W it furtn'r rnnrt, 1 !, r.i.nrrt
of police miv a p. upuu n nuerjenrv of no', p Si
lence, invaii.on J ibetirrectiou. or iiuo any oi
public e!f ctioti, fereTiony. or c'eb-a io'i appo-r.' a-
UIIIIV p-C IB . p Uf I 0 1 met . VI IT I OU t p-V trOHl fH7l'.ir
wii ' liniv leeni aivi-ah r. bijj lor a
ppcii-a tune, hi n ourir a tt e t rro of -rnc- o' -urU
rpeci patrr.iU.dL., It rl all pc-er. all the power-
situ privilege, an" eriorm ac tt.e 1ntie of ttie
patrolioeii ol thHstatidn ioltce f rceof the Dj-'ri'I .
And oich pecttl patrol fhall wear an emWeni. to be
p'e enterl t.y th-t T one- comnienot-er. '
Stc. 1 t. An - f i! 1tnT tnwt.-t, 1 bat no inenihe-
ol the police fotoe. undr tiei,!ty of tufii'ir.t t tie
pay rucimr ot aue to turn j t w c t i or
reniin l'om the police I. rce uri-e. l e .hail hae
j given nee inniati - notice there f. in writinctnt
1 Hulri. te' deaf U po ic-; and r,o per-oti who eh.Ii
) tftb..jd hy thir r;-. uT cn. -h 1 h iuwnvt-l
tiv 'he board ' t pj:ice toany office in theaid poiiee
I In r.
r.L it y ,t ;ri,' tni'fi. I hat til Mo. en
property t!cen I v the icmi'r. o f h- pol.ee 1 tc-
j I Itv le I 1:1 a piac Hill uv a perou I o
i a-fi te. tie toUrd of poliw. Kvtv n -h nic'- 1
tainxi ar.d the came of the p ace here oni, 1 ai d
I , h- p r'tn frot wtuin t.kru. with "tie fr'-ira:
cir um at c - ind the o' o' r'-'eipt ntH t'lC
I. a me ' tte i fli-er cotein 'he - i - I hoarl
ot po ice shall al-o eati-e o l e lopt r-neral c-ra-piait.t
toot-, in which t! te epte'ed ever c-ora-pU
ii.t p'efer'e1 up hi pe-s in! r o n " of the rir-t'ID'-t'
c thereof. 1th 'lie I, imliLl re.jdei te of
t!i cempiaiijatit 1 1 tut If a o cam- to be to p' r,or,k
(.I n-KJi rr o "t-. rniirnr or tto , pro-i?;. . tor
t tei era c it.l enter r- t.- : itilic fctid t i . ' -
i i ttie di-trirt It -nail u:o cau-e tote kept t, k.
ol rec .ro'- f tfi p ti;':. w 'ir.n -hni; he -n r-i ';
rairie of ew-ry ieerrtrer of the f ol-ce tore-, wef: .
Mne ai.d p ace ! i b'o it ai.d the fiii;e hei, l,-'e
time a a ri'ieij if he - botn out ' f t'e L"i i"d
S'a'er . Li ae.j hi forrfcer cci.pat:' ii . rurribrd
If.nlel 1,1 la-l y . thed-teoj tp; !, 'merit or Cl
in.--al trim otfje. it h t'e ca ;e o: r' - ia-ter A t i
in i-vrtv u.:ti rri.-oid bff cieij pac- t a tr
aain-t a 1 uch enfi- wf.erein t) ir.1 rec rd -f
toe (i'i ruber of arret man- ( . .uch rjpirotr of he
police forre. or of any - pcial eri i--e ierr.-l menf
jri'iu-bv fie cerouii loiier . J i,t'., a o c':u t-
be kp' ir ptoper i ook the ate urt-of r)erea-ur-er
of tte b ard. al-d i.umver ol he everii irieeiu .
th-reot. atd aiii receipt-of t r.e- " w"ijt- r
;herk lor rnonev.. rhi.i t r.'ten . '.yvos. k-p for
tfcepurpo-e ariit the raid r ceipu . tte per
i-oi. ..r per-en in every ce r-ceivir,4 rron-v. a--rai
'. rr chck. froiu the tr-a- iier c-n.:. h' k
et.a.l be, at ail tueit-e hours and i.et- i o' v.. actu
al ue, ipeu to pubac ir.-tier:-ioii Ite 1 eari f
police ehaii a'f t cue to be aept ar.j toutdaf: (.of ice
return d ri of" o' the li!rir
Mc. 15 A4 :Jt 'I turtvr ti -r4 Tf at it ha ! be
the fluty cf t- common ciinc ii of t'e ritie rj
VVaht. t'.i n an 1 i,eor?-to L. -o provide, at the e
PDe of e-d :aie, re-pecive. a I t efein ac
coriaiocatioij w thin their re pertite l;n.it f r
the aaoti hou r-o red by tie btad tif po'.ice
for the accomrt oda'ion of the tolice force, f-r the
l'Mjj'tr of vagrubt a d diaord-r y pero". at d for
ine iemporir pe-emon oi peraot arre-te-i i jr of
fence-, and thekame uiUb to arm at.d 1 ef t In
ca-e the ,i ) c-trcon courci or either of them.
neee t r ref i-l to do eo. after haviL,- been tliere'o
rejueTed t thei
board ' f poli-e. ttien t) -aid boar f
may mae thir
the-ame ini,
own pro-i-ion in the prem;e. and
knade, ahal. become a proper charge
and deb lo' tt.ei
eapeneee arej Ci-t.urrT.ri,t thereof
ara ii-i t e -hi
e:iy o- citie ho e cnitn'n cur-ect-dcr
refu-el to ttiae protlrieb
ti hate -o re
aa a'oresai 1.
Ski: lj .4a t
t fwik-r mv't! Tf at in every cae
t ehala t ma te 1 nomn within a
to tne eera-eaat ot po ice on du-y
hich the a'te-t i- ii aoe t the
.e !. e.r.!t it a' te the duty af
i ! police witt in twe.te Cours af er
ot arre.t the t
hour- tnereaitef
il tt,e precit.et
1 a-aiin rca u g
t.oe mi ak-ra-eat
liCh .e te
i:.K'..'he r
t i tiae wretef, returt thereof, acco'd-
tl 1 feiJu.a'lO- Oi 'he (j a'- rf poilC-
tof-ther we, r t.
f- i am- of 'b- i artv arre.'ed the ot
let ce. the piarr
I i.e t ar : . p
rfa-o,. vi t' in
f a -re-T . and t oe p!as f aeten'iori
.ice'.;; pr. i'ie . ;::ah a ci.d.Dio-
aid dia'f ic? t'-r !i dtetill o! ta f-
I.e. .e. tiho are dr a
ie to airr.i-fi awcuntv for their
app. a-ari-.e jn i.
c -ir m "0 it -'tu - -e.i
p i.: J tor tf
rriuie. irauo. or
nn n. (.ruK.i.. and uc'i ac-
a f e ii, r- e- o'her thai, tho-e
ioi.iti.ine.t of tho-e c' arid aiith
dio,:ef.a f' tim-t, .d it l.i i te
t
niaiTi-f rtta .1; comirui'ii i !tii".r..
i i "i" r.iV. aii-f rejej aiou oi the
board of poi ice
In refereri'e f- their l-et.tion.
sr.. 17. And :
Wf.'.rr rall. I':at a, I fe-
;rir:c a;; a
u-. tl!:t ; r lice ' ;rt-. t c-.
r-c r-.- ai.
actout eme-tte. now i
V
e-c 1 on
; tt.e p
.Cr ale
I'loi'lt- nt ' l.t c.t.r. o: k a-hit.i-isu.
are brty ii'T. lor "en
oice f.rei" aur-omed. b'-- -he
same. a-,o ttie ue Ihero- a a' I--or
Jin to th- !a ar c!;t act-e
n.ej . ' -a-i en-. r": ecr ,re y n
' j- ,1 a e timcted or tit
tot. an. I .. ,c
o' t .'ie boa"'
o i.er-hip ' f I
ei.: . 'h- i b- ar
jif'i-!;C ty .
-n. : t r p
h-rat" er . I. ac
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fail aijiori an t
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Se ai d r-
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e I
,eor
V.a-1 ,.S'
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:er.
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I 'a 'act "I- p-.,.1.1-v
ila i
-ue 5 .e4.
f J ' I li t, f a 1"!
aioi ; re-
' p'.lci-
-; 1.. a.e
e a-'! ,;-
itfioned
!
t
I. "Ill . i-. 1 'e-
n. er n -'i e eaj or ot: hlv I 'l ieed
o i 1 . e- a 1 J 1 c . a i n- t a -ti teinmi-: 'i er '
pu :f. the 'if. 1,'ei.det.' rf po ice. at 1 e e;k a f '
tl.e poar..' ol pao. ce. ate here'.a atiVeu p'.aer to al
tiii.i-ter. 'ak . r. eiae. and utxcril.e a .' arhtrot;oi.- t
aud a a'h- an ailna-ra run in. 'I eu i,,l a: j-ei--ir.it
i" aty ma ier or trvcred i. a tiori7eo a '
at ire-aid and t-i auy rep iaotu uc -arv ty the
ru.es and re-u 4t.a u-ait :ne bori of police At y
wi!'u at d ci rrlipt taie nvearit.g by an itne-o'r
prri'ti mk 112 hepo-iti n before any if the adhcera
la" men lone i to any nikrenial fact in 11,1 1 eceiry
proceeding under the aid rule and rejru atmn,
ehal. be deera-d pijejuri . and putiii'ied in the Din
ner now pre-enhed r y iaw for u b oflence.
Si.o 'I. AmU ti it f'r v tnnc..j I hat it r-hall b. a
m fiemest.o'. p jni-l.ah.e bv luptl-onmei.t in the
cuun't Jii or pebi'eiitiary not ncwi l,; two year
or by a nue ni t exceeding fee l.un.ired dol ar'. ta r i
ary perauD. if.out jm itiab.e cr txcu-ah e cau-e to
u-e peroi,a' i 'lence u,un anv elect r m -aid d:
tr ici . or upon any memr.er of t ti j.o.ice force t h -te-ot
when iu trie d fdiar.e 1 1 bi du'v . or for anv -uch
IiieeTiher to i.elec- makio-f anv arret for an offence
a,-aint rhe 'a . of the United sta'e c mmnteaf in
In- i.reaer c. or ter anv tenon, not a meml-er of the
police fo ce. to faiee y rep'e-et f tnn-e fa- leiu
JCU member, wi Ij a tr'a'.afulei.t de-ijan.
fre 2! .4',e ' 'irin. tnttt'il. That 'he treas
urer ait me b ar i 01" j o 1 e hal 1 tec-ive a .'ateai '
arv a.f ix ! in ,; a d 'oi ar- pa- it num. ai d eiv'i ca m-iiii-i.i
er -tiaii refeiveaii a ioai a-re et Pilar"
er ill ! f -r a acfi da . at actual afet-datice t.p.iu tne
meeiiii , 1 r f nail-" of the beam t;o lo exc-ed.
l.oeve- to m-lJ i.'inti i-'ui.rr fhe 'rea-irera.
ep'e.J) 1 ai. him tied
i fi.'y !
1" -- .
'f "! ' " ettiercon)
' I"f' b'r- a.fj
' r aonum; !
; ai l or al owe i ,
i;-erii.fei.deta f
,el avs'l.'li rllbl
he I a i. I '
ponce a'l receieej a fx
r i l lil'e ti bun tra d do:
i i J er ai 1 um. a: d fac
d ed do Ur- p. r aunuiii
lotfv ran arr (.a- m.-rat.
eer.ire. ie-' acfr.(tv
i. r.eii (ot po -ic -;x l.ci;-
ai.lj a lirh O rire j .'ru nun
-s ccaipa cation IjrtLeir
s-c 2 A I ;tj 1 iiro.er 'mt'l'd. lfat Ironi ai
f,U-r tl.r Lot nia-f 11 ; i. " Iv. mi i f po: c-. atraje
th- p'a.ai-i 1 o! thi- art. a -ha:: p.. , t'i,
t oer an I ui heiry I i-re-to a.-e -. i.'e-r ' bv ) u
111 ltd- Vi ar -,-ua-ii o' i'rciii rl M a lo ; fi"
ei'io -etia a o-. a' a.t i-niitinl - Ai. act te e--:
iU l'J!il.!r watefi Jut t'e protectl'lll a. put! ic
prila'e p'a.p-r'v in the a itv 1! a- 11.: -n.
:.:i-h
ato:
" !'
pr p e l August twe iifv lfirer. ei(h'eeo hut; ir-d
lorly -t W", a ii all ac a in atneiidu.eir the-ret .
aid nuvi'uri tii'i r aatc'i i K r-Li M-oii-aii'l
-aid board ot pa.'ii--e l all aim i-e-ai a.
p uer and autlf-r.iv lie tvieej.eie conta-r ed 1 .-
and
at il
'.ed .
i the
upon ttie mayo or any otfer otl.cer or afl.ier.of
'hec tie ot Wtsuinetoq a..i u-orjriii ,v:i le-pect-iveo
, a ti e ln-aii- tie rem of the re-pa i-iin- po u
Hep, no i.t e.r iircaiaarion ol tho-e cfieeo ut.ch
peaa. r or nufhai'itv ebaf leiate to or in auva-.-e.e
comueied va i.ii the p i ice irovrriitneti er p.'aii.-e d-ri'iiim-wit-i-.
echrr .a -a dci'i.; and from and al
tar ttie said liist mie 111 ari l ifue a rjian iation of
a d toaoi ot jo ic. the duiv ai d anttioritv and
p w r I each aud all 01 the af tenieiitioiie.l ftcer
iu rel-itir, to the l aiPce iioir rDirmt. appointment,
aud diw-ip ine (.nail bo ly a-ea,e and ve-t as alore
laid in to aid board of police ecust-.futed by thi
act. except be Diavori o Vt"a'nr Hon and .a-arre
tow. hail a ith he erjmitn..i(r,er. memVenei.
officio of the board of police, and ent tied t'a on
vote each at every tecaion thereof when pre-eat at
lia m-e'ini
SKC 24. Andtrt fu'th'r 'nan. That the eiipnn
ter.dent of p-lie t-ha'l make to the hoard of police
quarterly r nort io w-irn,?ol the tte trie police
detract, with ueh etntirlK-. tfii eurrei-'io. a h
may deem advisable for the iniprr tenie t of the po
l.ce f overtiment and iiip i-e of n-.i-i eji.-ricr- and
the board of i.oliee eba l anunal'v. on ,T ir the
ftrtt Monday in rtovenii-er.repoet in wroioyihe con
dition of the po) are aajthin -f.id oi-tnet 10 he
feecretarv of the Jn'. 'ior
SKC. 2"j. And it 'vri-r 'nvfii. (n aejaj
ber of I he board ,1 police, m it !ef,i. ue force,
ehall rece ive r ' -ie m f'T t i- an t-i.ei;. i-t-der
any ireterce wtin-ev.r, ana- pre-eea. 'e. (e en.iau
nien-. t"r 1 aei'-e . r. i- ' 'l.er 't.ai. t t,e r.;-., -.- r -iii.
ery ai.d j,v pro a a al t y ij.jr ; et. e. apt i -rt
ol t .e h. ard o) po te.
Sea 2'i. w'e inrrr nai"i. Thet a ! ew nM..
fee- p a.ce 1- r jfiit. I em rr. n'a. t hat n. n . be
nl ;.. . hi 't.e le.ard f to t-nii at -1 ei-r.
lor a x'riii.rdiT arv ert -a - i f f,v roeir.f. r i f Tt.e
.ic lore t. i aa dioi i. r ari'iec n iu ti e -ale of gn
c!aitnd ood.. ft.all coto-tito'e the poMcr-n "
f or I.' ot U h I.:', the hoarrl o jej : i -e . 1,1,' ' - f,e i'fjai
'-. an: ir.: inve-t u e; - a! 'eefit. And when-i-eram
rr,.n pr ad tf e po it e 'o ee. it. tne aetua!
'ii-'-har oi i.i, duty, .ball 'fni- b' o.'v 4ib ed
hi- i.e. . kh rt-ue. i. the ' -r ifira'e t a l-.mt
'ei.t -or e'.i,. -aim tt.e IPhtilier. -au-e. al r! . OIlul
fion of ti e iajurj. .-. nppre.ve.1 bv tlae l,(r) i.f
po .re. d briny le " o.e of 1.'- aji-ah.lt;'..-. k- i1.,re.i;id
toi.I'ii oe-. taay br a charge upon the 'a- fvind
l',';f 'he b.ard i !. tna r aJ -COMlfje -alo s '1' -w
1st ( ) r miv atie-lae'r.ry rea-am
skc -7 Am tve u 1'ti..r .mortal . I ha ttie board
of pilK-rrai. rasa)Uiratd make eui'al le roiiot
re-iectlli erurr;, tv he e f red in'o iv ujr
ii feji"ei, ol pr.) ce and bvtfe rer.t. if po.tce
an 1 f jt 'i.e tmiii; -'' rrae to 1 ,e r - of i lie po ice J. iree of
i, oa'b of of r aro! T?e eei.rry ) t' e -m wt.ieti
imf h '! iifj, u.ay betaten t e ere 1 1 c latois. toil' r
v po i.a . m ii , (. Le.-e!i. vt .wred t" . acrxiitj'er
the -ai-e
Ani e 't 'ft:'! n.ii-'d. That there Le.
ar d i hei. i,y. a; fropna'ed . itit tnv moiierin
t'e treabfa i t . therm e pr. pr afed. lor tt e j ar
pe.e , rsrr.. j, Z Ti.ia. -ct Htoefct 1 Of !t)dlf ft
p 'i.e.a t -a.r. aed a 1 o'l.i r tiece.rv cr.trjrj
at '1 ex-en-.- i f a,e - Ve-r. p. .i'l. t riie " fortr.
'eat r.dii' Jut.e r,-:,-tll hundred ai.0 B,af.
"" '" c 'i-'.on toil. t.fi..-e a rhe appropriation
ir sale by 'he at- approv. i f.iu-rv taen'v. niliteen
h jL'ite.j ao 1 nx'i . - it,r the cotr penatioia a.f the
ao i.iu'i i-i.ard and fit e iieutertnt. ai.d for toe!,
u:. ai.d aurtp. ktid lortaa ta. t o: eerten, ' hid.
t a at e - hereh diiec'ed to f eppeci t 'he per
joeoffhi-ac: Ihe e.m it r,ati tiaeeatd duLar
An t .fit fr;;.r ni'.or. I hit a:l'ao'e
ja t. 1 'atu'e. anu provi-ione or ia t-fcoi.r.''e:,;
tt.e t rovcioc en .i. act are LeitL repea.el
At pro.ed AUfVl't j. 1,1
Tl HJ.K No lh I
An Act to .i crei.-e t! e pay ! the fru a'e irj the
regu'arar-j y and l f i.e aomt Wt in 'he aveft.ee of
ttie I iii'ed .-'ate. ai.C loritlr purj-
.- . fntr-.'d , me Sn i.i' ami timr i ' t.f"fn.
tf', hi iii. I uit'd .:. nr Anrr-i i an Ca.nr'" as
n.',Ud. I hat the pay ot pruate-ii. the reya ar
army and v.:t,i ur- in rhe irriKa iff L a-red
5'aten t.e thir-aen lio-'ar-per moith f r t ree 5 eav
from and fe the j a-f ot thi act. aLd ntdu o;2
r ire ina l 1 y law
-Kr 0 fni er fmrti" m,-. -y H at the pro
ioti ol the act anttt.ed An act f r the r lief of the
t i:.io aii'J other vo uialeer. apt. roved Ja'y tmetty
fourth, eifiteec hundred aLd nxty cue. be. and tie
n.e are l.-ril y, eatenCed to ai n'mtieri moeterasd
into the ernce cf th Uti'ed s'afe. w b- the for
one. to. r teee year, or lor ana 1- r:r.t the war
skc Z Anitttt swmrr maTd. That all be ttru.
prirfrlaniationr. ae d aroe-a. of tr,e Pre-ider-t ot tre
Ur rec s-ate. afr the fourth of March. ibteB
bunff.d and ixty one. reej-ctii.r tt artny ard ca
y of the I tited fstate. at d oi.iLf out tr rrlann
to 'he mi.Jtia or eolut'eem fr to tLe Staiee. are
berehy approved and it. ail re. j ec' pa ired and
tr ade valid, to the eauie ir.'e' t and with the a tee
effect a? if the) i.a l been iued ttd done ntidfrth
j ewou- prex atiborrT atd tirection oftheCoo-yres-
ot ti.e I c.-'ed -'a'e
Al proved Ac;utai.
tTLio 3
Ar. Act reiirmf an era-h o ai'eience. at.d to up
pot; tt.e 1. oratitutioL 1 the Utile d State to pe
admihi t-rea to certain peron lo the c.nJ eeri.ee
o! ti:' Ui.ifed Stat-
i- : 'i--4 ty r .'-at ami ti'v v' Ktf'fnx
linn ' 'e I af r.r jl n.rrai-e es a! eu . a A
'.'..' J. I tat it eta i te 'i.e jut' i! th tiefc. of tLe
seerl fiej aritner t to rati-e to 1 aTna i'tered to
each and tor) cfl ar Cirri, a.r aj,!i,i(. now la
t '.i-re-jr'ive d partwer.. cr 10 an- a a oti.
ed therewith, or wi.o hn.: bereat'er in any wy he-a-e.rt.e
c"tivecte-J there rt.. the foil' :i g 'a"h "ri
- 1 do 'oieenly ear or aftrm. a- ttie c may
te I aw i I support, pto'e.1 aiid Oetend t!iel -i-
tt.tu' en and aovtrLnietit -1 toe t niteai s-a'et
y sit . a.. aLamit. a. ha t t.er G m -t'C or '.- rr-gn. t.i
t! "t I w ii! tar true taith a.ieeieoce. and !o)aiia to
t he -an.t . 1 l oraiiiat . e. re-o u'ioi.. .,r !n of act
s-a-e tonn tion a-r irn 'at ore to ti e contrery t.o
. i';..iti i",i i;. and 1 untie r. '! . 1 . o t..i itu a fui.
Jef.--ruii.ati jr. Vdre. a:.d -un e. t!hout an!
tr..i,t.i re-eria'N'U or eaa-.on tat-oever. laijdfcr
ther.tl.at 1 ail! we'! at d 'aifhfu'.i; per'unv a!! la
du'ie- ' icti may be r'4'.i-ej o m- by i . eo ' e p
nie f-i Ai.d that ect at 1 e-. er-. su--civ ' 1 Ccet
ai 1 11 ; 'ti th- !e; artmei ' af 't-aKi. or in aty
via a 1 nC'fd t ert i' ii Hi the e.r ;te vr n-j !' -matt
of t e Urite d t'a'e. who -f all e'u- to -ice
ti.e eaj-tL 1! tCi'U.at'Ot. fi-r ii trov Ced fLa .; be iTj
tried ia'e!v d mi-td aid Cj-cf arped trc-10 'tch
ice r errp ei n.eet
-Ki 2 Ar. : -r ra-'.'.f 1 1 tt tte oath o
tft:r itna herein pranoej lor j the tr-' etcac-i
a : tl.: act. fna be '.kit. laatej.iv ju-fi.- '1 'it
j -ace f.r i.i 's-y pnt x -. a. r a 'Ler per-ti w bo ie
. a.i 1 ao' !e f ve : f a rt 11.1-fer an a a" 1:. star
. rui-'ric v. he-e 1 1 e ri, rr.a v ' . t.i:: --or.,;. i
r :.-.: 1. 1 i-.i'i. 1 1 e... I, . aft t j t : ; - r.. - .
....( ( . 1,,te r TLe am r -t,a.i ta'jct ti.e tSr-r --r to
in- j ui . o , j- :!. t-i ui ij. j.! 1,! r i't"
j r: t r. ' ' ! tv i ! 1' 1 ind -fed at p.-.-.:-
.l.vit';.n for
Itu: .- '-" p.
; 1 " . T.i
- l i . .., . . --on
Hit : Atlfuel :-
a;.! -LC 1 i f.e 1 ce r-.o.r- tr :
' : ri-ri .!
-Ml
;Ft"Bi..'' Sr. 'J'
A.- Alt a-v; iii'.r. ' a', a:" el ':' ed act rot-
r e. t -j t'e A I to' n- ' on ir- , i.e trie altera - acl
lo :' ha - ! "t'll'll - 1- ' ' : '
. a- .e -i r- '. :. V. -a it 1." -' . i-e.iia-
' ' ' : .- I n . .- .-1 1 o . f- A -i t - - 1 e. ' ..i,.- .o ae
x; , a
1 -:; rx-1. ,i,.tr.-a t-e rp ai. !'.. or
1 ui,. 'a i. a rf a
w 11, -"-a -. :e uiLr or
t u.s.1 1 the d.itie "f "fie sj.; itor vl the 1 reouury
Apjroae,: At.'i..; - .
.I'l l;; :
An Ac". ' p'ra i:e th '
-No '1 ;
tcra
l .ee-i". 'X 'V
;,e .1 . - I , i.d .
Kr tliKr 'in'.
V.a r. '? r' -e ;.
'.-' ' A" "'il en e-'aWi. --
-"'.--. 1 1 a 'tie - ti . f 1 a i.'-. .' eu at d Oo a te.
and he sutne if Lrai. . . ti ; r. j r.ate t tor the rpir f
ti e j -e-el t Let liriat.-e . T..i-s 'he 1'vTOE.ac Mr'
Ai j ruieJ Aaiiu-t '.. 1 1
HEMII.I TIOk.
.e '2..
A Kec!uioo rettjee to the exhibition of the wCi
try of ail l e'l 'tl, to be holdeu IU London 11. i'
vear ei,:hlain fcftidred at'1 ia'-two
."a.-e. ria te Snn' eai H-m3f l.-t'e'e't.'av
j.e.a o- r-.e VnU'-i rar- v' 4n,'nti m 4 'paee-.a. i
f m',.o f . 1 hat 'be PeeaviueLt t-. and ha r t. au'i '
12. d to take wi b measure a- eta.i to t-itn -etn
to tail i' a'e a j.f ojer raj -esei.fat let! a,f f I e in- u-f .-
mtere-t-ol th-I ni'id S'a'ee- at the exhitnicT. 0'
theinalu tr I Let ..!. rule l o ji-ii a'. Uoi ffos.
in the year debtee; t.undred and eix'y two, and !'
um ail to i!:eu"nd afoller i bereLy appropnarei
lor the inci if i'ta; atji,se Jhtreof
A p roved Juiy IT. i-'.'..
No .'i
A Ke-o'ulion rei;"ietii.t the 1're'ijerf of the United
sta'e-to tec nitnen l a day cf j ut fic b'J 01 iatKC.
J -tiii.-. ai d ; ra.ee
...a. a-O'i. 1.' .seei.- nr -1 ee '' ....'
' t ..' .V' e'.a ' Ja. .,. ta C. u a-'rrl-ii,
I 1 at a J-ii.' , .nominee . f l et i I.a -u-e. ' , ' 'j'"
I re-nfei,- i,: -tie tr.ce-f s'ate- aid r-u'1 fr ?
r-,o ir.iiie. d a il i a I j tit, oc t um:oa'i''i; ; ' u
c ..I.....'.. .. i .... .1....,..!, .. f'll.i'ed
la- .. , . m- it , - , e. - - ;
S'Mta-- va :r h i 'i.- i'iu- . i ! tn ij :' v . i.l 'i
( flet 11.2 Of
-I the .'
tv and we! i.e otfte-e state-, "l i- t ltif
arm-, an i a -t a-a :y te-e.-entii-l a-t
A; proved Auafurt '. 1-1
. e
A lie-olu-i. t, au'h -ri'ii , at ' x.mina'ion cl Jnic
f'a aaa-tl'e-fer t. !' ';
r-e Cii.o
I i.at f Ur te
I I-' A- '' " ."' .-e,..--.
,r"e''V a thea.l . l d ae here -y .-,
. , g V tear e- 1 Jaiiie.. d I r i idei i'
not h.e
IM.o ie I-
d
aIJil f It5' tieot ti e la'ire a ii'ii.e-i i
V a e th iIU' t J lid etiet. ai al 1a I.H''
i: iu-. ii. -a '
te-fni -or' c
f V '.. U -a- Iff r
I,- a :(- -e" e 1 1 e .ill'a l"U ' i 11- i l
.) pt-'j f li' e Without Cel.". at.d a -
f o 1,
.,(- . a h; -i Jine'il e tuv iiuiiiioeui ' :
lerea'iir aid cote paralnc ya.ut il r.
, ,.! cs:.i. : ' - rifirU
el-ma
I r. i no '
Ajjrave
Aunnt ti. 1 1
A Ke
A I
.iti.n totavta. t., widow a.t tte fat' S";!'"
ujla-toe aiuoiiiT .ii,, to tna a
t no- t hi- ' a-':.
. o m ear- m l )! " H-t " r '"'
, J t it- a i.1 A-ii'-'i i ' I ai-fa "-"' '
H-itfi at If e I len-'ir. 1- afi ilieity.
,1.1.1 to the V.1.J. W al t'.e e StepheU -
. .... u...e ot llirlilla,! siate-.tM
1 1 nf the f
r, i; inreii t.
I . 1 12 in-,
amount aT
itnaea iisatioi. du. to bun u; to t'.e titn
... i. .i.i.. l.i. vatrD f uoared ai.al ni jii. -
out tary nion ) in the freaur not o.r-i-e -V
piopriata-at
Aipiowj Aceu S.li.l