A Change

In the year 1790 Louis linpe became a meinber of the Jacobin club, and on more tlian one occasion officiated as door-keeper ut the nittings of that farnous Assrably. In the register of tl.o National Guard he erasd uil lus tilles wilh hik own hand, and wrote after liis name - citizen of Paris. When ajl embiama of oobility wei-o abolished. PhilItppe doclared that he was too mucli the Wend Of eq rdify not 0 have recived the decree with 'oy. ty It is said that Elo.v Farnsworth, of Detroit, wiil )e appointod to suppty tlio vacanv occ.-isioned by the resignatioij of General 'Ass, uil the meetinir of the Micliio-an Lens„rt, b