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NorE.-As it IS only the power and an- thority gwen to the Legislature, Jy the first act, which was by the second act gwen to the Governor, the reader can easily deer. mine the question for himself, by substut. ing in the first act, the Governor for the Le. glslature. It will not be contended, that Congress intended or did vest the Iaw-mak. ing power ofthis Territory ill the Governor. The Legislature, under the first act was the agent of the grantor, to select, sell and convey the land, and then represented the grantee in applying the proceeds to the Ob- Ject of the grant. The Governor, by the second act, was only the agent of the grant or. He derived no authority whateverlfOm the grantee, and cannot lawfully apply the proceeds of the grant, without the authority of the grantee for so doing.