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The REGENCY PAoIEcT.-Mr. Constock. OF
Oneida, following up the Speakers demonstration,
fired another broadSise at the Convention project
this morning. The shape OF report from he Sc
eci committee OF eight The report srssss, IN facf


agaius; any Convention, but It's conclusions are IN
favor of Convention with limited pcIrefs. THIS
idea OF undertaking TO throw frrters and manacies
around the Peopic 10 prevent thelr making any
changes in The fundamental law Of the State; not
pre- eviossly discussed and assented 10 by the Albany
comes Il betrays thai distrisr of the popular VIZ


tue and intelligence which The leaders OF Loco-Fo-
coism In this State have always, though secretly,
entertained. We shall see what sGccess this r.
stricIive atteIup; viii meet with. The tinal cues
ton our readers may remember, Is 10 be taken 10
Assembly will pass bill for an UNLIMITED CosvEs-
r15S The people ask for rhls and not Tor the hall
snd-hali measure with which the Regency seek TO
amnse them lab. Eve Jeur. 2lst.