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.Nsw Jersey During the session of the L..
giss'ure OF New jersey. which has just Ter.
nina ed, many pefi,ibns were presented. re.
presenting The peeunisiy -mbsry sssmenis of
he community, and praying relief, by loan
OF none, from the state. The petitions were
referred, 10 a committee, who made an elabor.
upon the subject. The committee
|.sr that I" two projec,s,only have been agitst-
I'd here or, perhaps. thought of elsewhere
First. that the state shall loan competent sum
'of money to such persons as are in need Of it
Upon sufficient security for lis repaymep4 at a
proper period Of credit. Many objections
present ,benseve, al once to this proposition.
In the first place, THE STATE HAS NO MONEY TO
LEND" =


A very powerful " objection, indeed And
here we think the committee might have stop.
ped short, without going into detail, or can
sassing the other objections.


u is said that when Louis XIV, was once
making the tour OF his Kingdom, on arriving al
a certain town, the customary royal salute
was not ired.-The chief o1icer of the town
went to His Majesty for the purpose OF apollo.
g'zing for The apparent neglect. He commenc
ed by stating that he had more than forty ex.
cuses To offer, the first Of which was, :" Tha
they had no cannon" Being about to proceed
with the Others. His Majesty cut the mattel
short, by saying that he would very readily
dispense with the remaining thirty nine.