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o.sro;i Journal discusses the subject Fs s1;,,;,g ps" Michigan into the Union. It '5n',S'4 ,hai an ordinance passed by the |''Is Z ''lbs ,ha Union, while under the old

 ;as,scy,' dated July 18Th, l787, says < |lsas.es' 5 ros to the territory N. ". of Ohio, F's''of of the said states, (meaning terri ''ny : nyy,ssrnments,) a' which shall have co.,

 osea ..shuH be" admitted into the lr's,,. s-r But the "Constitution of the P s'stes.u s , bearing date Sept. IT, l7S7, ~ Iu. s,l aonlhs ujtey the ordinance, merely

 v ', states under certain conditions p,s lss admitted into the Union. So that e@ ,he subiunctive and future lenses '''a \ ;a5;cat,ye mood, the aspiring hopes v m;cbioan aI brethren must remain for 7 ,I,,sI,ss ,,s,ssbbIy, in a siate of abeyaaee. The l;ss .ss council, however, taking the or ''a' '.a ss paramount authority, have called As. n.so,;ao ii of delegates to be chosen in s savt, to meet in June following, to ,hs m nresent territory into state. The lps ','.;on bv the census of 1884, of all that p'J " lvoo cast of Lake Michigan and " '.rIake Erie and Detroit river, being

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