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COMMUNICATIVE.
fefo'e. Citizens Of the Couaty Of Buckingham!
KNOW citizens, that il is in the nature of
nnn--whcn the political elements have run hirhAthat
they should be stayed suddenly in short time Those
whom has pleased kind Providence to spare have
Just passed through winter of 1881 and spring of
1871 that 1T has seldom fallen the lot of nation of
irecinen TO underground certainly none that the pot
cal history of this country has ever witnessed-except
inc stormy days of % and ~, Liberty is level of
hh Price, and cannot be preserved without the high
csVgancc Written constitutions guaranteeing liberty
10 man. are no where known, except in the IT, States Of
North America do not fellow citizens that her,
are not written instruments pretending define some of
rotten parchment.
a Louis Philippe came TO the Crown by revolution
OF July a British King may rule by the principles laid
down for the government ofther King, Rum mede
but, we see Louis Philippe time after getting
on his throne endeavcrng TO destroy the benefits of LIZ
brrty gained by the bIoodof July; and British King
falsely protesting radical opinions, dsnssing his Libc.
raj Ministry, and placing in its stead, Tory Ni;-,i
try Thus n is and -
rights of man; pow
few
In exhibiting TO ~, inc i, l. go. :.
ken in ltticaI ma pm the par par nave ever "a
ltcs were---fe- =
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The surplus of $685. 100, appearing by this statement
may be further reduced By the refusal of some of the in
dviduol subscribers pay but surely bc
tnguished Besides, sundry payments upon new sub
scrptions are daily going into bank Moreover have
authority from Lynchburg say fnccd be- we can have
further aid from that quarter. have written to Mr.
Early that we shall not have occasion draw upon our
Lynchburg friends for further aid.
" The town committee will meet tomorrow with the
view OF fastening the collection of the dollar per share
ana doubtless IN day or two, shall hear from them
that the capital is made up
Our friends need moi be afraid Of the final result We
arc upon rock from which storm of opposition can
drive us. Very respectfully and truly yours -
- JOS. G. CABELL." p.
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ATTIC Republic
-and 7 jhaye remained, without one
shade OF change. RE / wish in that cause to
breathe my last b necessary Parties arose under
the first adininst fthis Goyernment.-C) Ono Of The
parties construed -. Neral compact in many of ito
parts, as carrying an unlmltcd power enact laws for
the general welfare This darinr atempt of marty tn
uproot at its foundation the first written Constitution
be tcver remenbersd and be it remembered ever too
ksas under the administration OF George Washington
The leader OF this party, both i'll talents the cv
dent open ground he took Alexander Haniilton-
For, nc thought "a limited monarchy the best govern
mcnt He, no doubt honest in his opinion but his
opinions were subvcrsive of all your tights as rcemen
All the blood of our Fathers, split in the of the Re-
vouton would have been in vain had this man views
OF English Liberty been correct mean liberty in
''" h""-l, se1--@ Kings, Lords and Commons
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the GREAT WORK


We are happy 70 lay the following letter before
s toe most conclusive evidence that 20
This sses was adsessed to schd for our
own ss'isfae'ioa Though Press hope Mr.
csbe win excuse Us for taking tho liberty laying before tho
public -
"DrvAL's, Goth January, 1856
/" You may assure Me- that he may dismiss his
fears for tho safety OF >rtcr About a for tnght
ago, Mr. r. c. Scott inform y me- that the individual
subscription in the city amo6nted that time 300
shares. large part of it had then been secured by
the payment OF the dollar per share but as the greater
part and very nearly all the sarcs not secured were
IN the hands OF persons friendly the additional sub
scrpiion by the city, he had doubt that the whole
would be paid when called for The entire suosc ripon
held by persons hostile to the aditiCa town suscrp-
ton, amounted to $4,000, and had ary all been paid
m The following rough sketclfnade from the best
information in my power
:. =. Shares.
Individual subscription in the country, aud
Lynchburg corporate subscription, ....... 4,S2S
Individual do. in acknowledgement by Mr.
scout 4, 300
Do since procured and paid in By Mr.. Tyler, 49,. $40
,'.i,h n""sVtiPuoh 5000
Additiona city subscription, ................ $500
Caao ....................4 1000
Additional State subscription, 5000
26l6S
Deduct withdrawals stated by yourself, 4S7
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,, >, -. CO-H-WU-V7C.fITD.
fcffotr- Ctft-cns of The COtafU of R.cEinDb0,uI

The Letter of Henry L. Watkins, in reply to James
Madison, shall appear in our next
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u We shall commence the Debate on the Election of
Senator, in next
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u We arc authorized % state that Mcssrs YIN y
.AlTfsoN aud IHoIAs NJ. BoNDuuAer are capdid,fcs
or the Iiouai. Delegates in tho county of gnet;no
lam. i's
. w thorzcdto cnnonncc Messrs Cfsprt.
Yrs Col. JANIS -. MAIIoRY rs candidates
o lhe county Of Brunswick n tbe nn"s o.
lff'l Assembly OF Virginia MANY VOTERS
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a. Rev. VIM. NJ ArKfSsoy. Aocpt ~ a. Vi...,t.
DiOe society expects TO preach Tomorrow In tho 1,ree
DaPlst Churches IN this cityIn The hlognino NJ the
!he Second Church lie viii prescn, tho elsna 80 H.
bpic Cause generally, and especially Of this Society M
20 present cra effort g r1i S30cuO this year fr lie
distribution Of The Bible in foreign lands
- H0yiIe aI,ralon u p,l1es aa,,sn, .re1 las,
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.s~ way with the
yianv 20 SDetrr tnan
In his late eloquent message to Congress- (Dcc Ist
lS4 he says: " The attention of Congress is earnestly
invited to the regulation of the Dcposs by law in the
State Banks although the power exercised by the
Executive Department. in this behalf, is only such
as was uniformly exercised, throughout every Adj
ninstrauon, from the origin of the Government TO
the establishment of the present Bank. Yet il il
one that susceptible of regulation by law and ought to
be 80 regulated The power of Congress to direct in
what places the Treasurer shall keep the monies in the
treasury, and TO impose restrictions on tile Executive
authority IN relation to their custody and rcmoca is un
iniited-and ITS exercise will rather be coured than
discouraged by the public officers and agents on whom
rests the responsibility of their safety The above con
ains the whole substance and gst of the controversy of
"cnsfoiv and safe kceDnr.' which aided NV factions
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ea on Inray 'hc 10th inst, after lingering Illness Of seve
MIlam county about "a months OH ~ n'"s
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Arr at Bristol, 9th. brig Lawrence. Browning
Stonnington.
7'h, sailed, ship Golconda. Chacs. Indian o.
cean.
9Th. sailed. scbr Mary Perry, Vincent. New
A letter from on board ship Gideon Barstow
reports nsr at Caracas Bay. Coast Of PERU 2Ott
June, with 1000 bbls. Had spoken the ship Pac.
!o!as, 'rnne', IL months previous at Galapagos
letter from Capt Worth of ship Milo, of New
BEDFORD reports her q! Callao, Aug lst. $50 bbls
AtSta Cruz, Teneriffe, Oct l4th, brig franklin,
Barton, OF this port, in quarantine.
AR ut New Bedford. i4th. ship Swift. Chace,
sailed ior Pacifc Ocean, Nov 9Th. returned with
loss of lore. main and mzen masls, other spars,
sails and three boats, by lightning, 10 gale OF
wind, on the morning Of the 18th Nov.
Also arr bark Dryade, Tabsr, Indian Ocean,
last from Mozambique. 23d Sept. via ST Heena,
DC, 26.h, with 1850 bbls whale, 45O humpback
and 90 sperm oil. Reports March 3lst, ship
Com rreble, Loper, Lynn, $50 bbls (l6O sperm)
April 9th, Washington, Russell, Dartmouth,
1000 (l25 sperm); Mozambique, Cox, St Johns
1900 May 9th, America, Collin, Nantucket ;
10Th, Neptune, Andrews, New London, 900 +;
Meter, Bailey, Mystic. 1900 18th, Martha,
Fisher, Fairhaven, 1900. In Delago Bay, July
sth. Hope. Brown, New Bedford. $50. Al Mo-
zamb'qae, Sept Gath, Grand Turk, Bartlett, New
bedford, 2l00 (about 1000 bbls humpbsck) /;
Maine, Worth, Fairhavsn. full. bound home.
Cid at New Orleans. 26th. brig Arabian. Gard
ner, Of this port. for Charleston. Up, brig Chap
man, Thompson do do.
AT Newport iioth. brgs Romp. Watts. from
Proyidence for Africa Agenoria, Docksndorff.
do Tor Havana schr Herald, Baker, do for Phila-
depha. Cid brigs Canonicus, Bgley, Havana /;
schrs Torrente, Artuy, do Martha, Norris, New
Orleans.
Cid at Wilmington. eth, brig Remittance, Lis
comb, Of Bristol, for Cuba.
AT Mobile, 25th, brig Enterprise, Brayton. Of
this port, from Providence.
AT Charleston, 7th, brig Arabian. Gardner, Of
this port from New Orleans. Left, brig Crawford.
Franklin, Of do. unc.
Ship Panther Lockwood, from Providence, pas
sed Anjier, Aug 4th.
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Printers Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to the subscri-
A- ber, for the Star, Advertising, or
JOB Work, are earnestly solicited to call
and settle the same by the lst OF January
next. The demand against each one Is
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LATEST FROM TExAs- Tho New Or
deans Morning Post Of the soth ultimo

LATEST FROM TExAs.- Tho New Or
aeans Morning Post OF the 3oth ult'mo
contains the following information:
"A gentleman just arrived from Tex
AS states, that on the 28th OF October,
James Bowie, with 30 men, being in ad-
vance of the main army, took possession o'
n church, mile and half frL IN San An
tonic. The Mexicns, 400 strong, under
the comman Of Col. U,artacher, sallyins
out from the city, made an attack upon
Bowie's forces, aud after an cngagage-
,nent of lhree hours' duration were repuls-
ed with tie loss Of one piece Of artillery
and forty muskets, leaving '8 men dead
upou the field. The entire Mexican
forces within the walls Of San Antonio,
number now only 800, while the Texican
army without are $500 strong we'll armed,
and IN good spirits. The garrison is al
most wi,hou: provisions, their beeves hav-
ing been captured by the Texans. They
are now within the walls Of the city, all
the sentinels being shot by the besieg-
ing army, the moment they venture
without. A declaration of rights has
been published, under the constitu-
ton of 1924"
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DIED..

In Bristol, on the ith inst. a child of Mr.. Ma
than Child, oged 20 months. On the 9Th, Marion,
daughter Of Mr.. Albert s. Pearce, aged year md
1 month, On the l7,h, Mary Mike, (persen Of
color) uged II.
In Little Compton. suddenly, on the 7th INST
Dea. Abraham Bailey, aged So.
In Providence, l4th inst, Mrs. Annoy Dorrance,
relict ofthe late John Dorrance, Esq in tho s6lh
year of her age. Mr.. Clemons Folgsr, formerly OF
Nantucket, aged Ga years.
In Providence, on the 18th inst. Miss Mary
Field, daughter Of the late M. John Field, in the
oath yenr Of her nge.
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Cold Veather.-We presume every
body hereabouts, ere this, have become
convinced that about this time, we are
enjoying the comforts of a pretty severe
cold snap. On Wednesday, the ther,
mometer ranged from 6 to IL degrees be-
low zero. Our har3or is frozen over as
far down as we can see. Providence riv-
or is also closed. Bristol hrrbor Is yet
unobs.ructed, so as to admit the steam
boats to reach the wharf without much
difficu ulty.
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Court Of Probate, Warren,R. J. December
l4h. 1886.

JOHN e. ELLIOT1"S ESTATE.
HfENRY ii. LUTHER, Guardian 10 the
S&6S person and Estate Of John e. Elliott. a
minor, son ofthe late Capt. John Elliott. oi
Warren, has this day presented his first ac-
count for examination AMI allowaqce.--It II
ordered that the consideration thereVf be re-
ferred to Court Of Probate TO be holden at
said Warren, on the End Monday Of January
next, and that previous notice be given TO all
concerned, by publishing this order thee sever
al times in the Northern Star, at which time ell
persons interested may appear and be heard.
8. RANDALL, Probate Clerk.
doc 10
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MARRIED..

In this town, on Sunday evening last, ny the
Rev. Dii. " elsh. Mir. ALFRED DOswoRrA io
Miss IAKKiEr n. CHILD, youngest daughter VI
ohubei A.. Child, Esq. all Vi THIS Town.
IN New Aork, AR. Charles Wormwood, oi
Gloucester, Mass. 10 Mist judith Roberts, of New
AciK. we hope ,hs match VIII not prove t't-
ter pin ,o The lady,
IN .sml,lleid. Docs Thomas ID. Holmes 10
Miss hannah T.. daughter of John JeneAes, tsx,
all Vi Su.ilhteld.
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IN similar circumstances, he moved, for
the present, to lay the subject On the ta-
ble'
The motion was agreed to.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship CHAklOT, Luther, Pucifc Ocean, Jan. lst
Ship CHARLES FREDERICK, Brown, 10 sal
iiom New Bedford, about 25th December.
Ship GANGES, Pacific Ocean, from Bristol, u
bout 2lst Of December.
k5A Letters and packages sent to this Office,
free Of expence, will be despatched by the hrs. Up
p0rtunity.
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FRENCH THIBET CAOTHS. /.
A FEW pieces OF good quality and Fash
sGh ionable colors, just received from New
York, and Tor sale cheap by
dec D, j. BURRoUoH. in. & Co.
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BRIcHroN MARKET, Nov. %.
e.. al. na.s.., D~svsnf

BRIGHTON MARKET, NOV. 20.
Reported for the Boston Patriot.
Al market, l46O Beef Cattle, 200
Stores, 100 Sheep, and 800 Swine al
market last week.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle. IA small ad-
vance on last weeks prices have been OBJ
tanned we quote a few choice at 33s
prime at 30s 3ls Cd small cattle at III
a 24s.
Barrelling Cattle--A little beter.-
Mess GAS No. !, els; No. l8s.
Stores-Continue dull. Yearlings a,
$4 a So two year ole 81 Sl3 three
year $l2 Oh
Sheep-Lots we're taken at los Cd,
I2s, 15s, els, and GAS some of which
were weathers. Also, a fine lot wealth
ers. at considerable more Than our high
est quotations.
Swine-Seye,a lots to close were TAX
en- at something less 4c large number
were retailed, at various prces-from
4l-9 to l-2 cents, according to size
and quualiiy.
Losss of The Steam Boai Lady FIR anklin
and from fifteen to etgtfeen persons dfo'o"e"
We learn from the the Cincinnati Even
ing Post of Saturday week, that on the
previous Wednesday morning at 4 O'Clock
the Lady Franklin, on her passage up to
the CITY, was run into, about two miles be-
low the yellow Banks.by ithe Portsmouth
and sunk Immediately, when from fifteen
to eighteen persons were drowned: a.
mons those who perished were family
of nino persons, Ouch emigrants-.he
husband only escaped. Of the crew, one
fireman and one deck hand-of the cabin
passengers, there was a gunsmith fro"
Nashville and another person, uames un-
known, who also perished. Captain
Horne and the clerk, were both taken up
xdrift, the former speechless among the
deck passengers drowned were three
women. The Lady Franklin left Gin
.cinciauat for St Louis, but could not gel
.up the Mi ,sissippi for the ice she dis
charged her cargo at the mouth OF the
Ohio. and was in ballast. The stern o
the boat was just to be seen above wate'
when left
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COfiliOm Parties.
NEW GOODS.

.NEW GOODS.
TEZM. T. WHEATON expects to receive
w and open, this day. a f. esh supply Of
SEaSON.aBLE DRYGOODS.
dec B. Long Room.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN N

ARRIVED.
l3th--sloop Eliza, Lawion, Providence.
l4th---cld, brig Union, Place, New Orleana
SAlLED.a
l3,h--sloop Portsmouth, Ksney, Mobile.
Arr nt Bristol, Thursday, steamboat President
Coleman, from New York.
Yesterday, steamboat Providence. Thayer,
from do.
AZ New London, Tuesday. ship Norma, Bar
ton, from this port for New York.
Al Mobile, 3oth ulh sloop Bridgcwater yopng
from this porn via Key West
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From the Correspondence OF the Boston Eazette
WAsHrNcroN, Dec. 8, 1885. Such
bos been the excitement awakened by the
French Question, that this city is now
crowded by strangers from all parts ol
the country. Among others ! notice
gentlemen from Nantucket and New Bed
ford ard 1 suppose the good people OF
these places deeply involved in the French
Question as they must be, have sent their
osGn,s here with the hope that something
,n;9ht he done to avert the threatened ca
ME ~
az the gentlemen who we're appointed
80 wa;t on the President Of the United
States, on the part Of the Senate, to ad-
Use him that that body was ready to re-
ce;ve his communications, Judge White
,v,s one and as he acted as organ, am
told by a gentleman who was present, that
Ia and General Jackson both felt and
,n.n;fested much embarrassment. 1t Is
nrobably :he first time these two gentle
non have met since the month Of Febru-
ary last. Then they were on the most
friendly relations--now they are foes IN
rol;,;cs. at least, il nothing else. The
Judue, as spokesman, touna sothe"ha'
J.Gcuit 10 repress his embarrassment
and Gen Jackson evidently fell very awk-
ward.
AT the Episcopal Convention m C,n-
.;nna,; Ohio, saws the Cincinnati jour
."i twenty scholarships (of 81 300 was
.",'hscr;bed "T for the purpose OF aiding IN
sSs education of 9oOr and pious young men
(or the ministry.
A niece of property in Buffalo which
was sold Just after the war, Tor ior.y oU,, %
w. | worth of candles to be paid within IL
mouths, has since been disposed oi 'or Two
millions Of dollars
II is stated that the original cos' III
London Of the Chandelier INTENDED 'o'
Cnidwells's great theatre at New Orleans
was eisven hundred pounds sterling ! and
that the freight and duty added, will 10
crease the cost when landed between 'ev- s
en- and eight poonds more Equal IN me- me-
orerecntc 10 nine thousaxd dollars NO
EgM expense ,his.:-Ep ]
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AT this iuclement season, when the
wells are low, and the river frozen over,
it behooves our citizens to take double
caution in respect to their fires. Our
Engines should be seen 10 and kept in
first rate order.
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State-COnstitutiOn /.

The tax-payipg citizens Of Warren, in
tavor Of the adoption Of a WRITrEN STATE
CONSTITUTION, embracing the EQUAL
lZATION OF REPRESENTATION
and the EXTENSION OF SUF.
FRAGE, are invited to meet at CoLE's
Ho,el, on Monday evening, Jan. 4,l836,
at 6 l-2 O'Clock, to appoint delegates to
attend Convention ofthe Constitutional
Party, to be holden at the State House
in Providence, on Friday evening, Jan
90, 1886, for the purpose of nominating q
Ticket Of State Officers for the ensuing
General Election, and to transact other
business Of Importance. A punctual at.
tendance OF every friend to reform, is So
licited. Dec l9.
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The N. Y. Journal Of Commerce has
the following extract Of a letter from
a Jackson member Of Congress dated
Washington, Dec. 18th. "My opin-
ion on French affairs is confirmed by
a conversation / have had with one of the
Heads Of Department. l do not think
tn ere is he least danger of a War
Other and better means are within our
reach for the protection Of our rights"
The Correspondence Of the N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer, writes from WASH
ington under date Of Dec. llth, as fol-
lows :-"To day am informed, through
a channel tina is indisputable, that Mr..
Pageot views the message as grossly in
sulting TO his government, insomuch tha,
he considers it his duty Immediately to
withdraw from the United States, aud ac-
cordingly will! leave Washington, with his
family, ON his return to France, in four or
five days say from the 18th to the 18th
instant. There is no doubt -oi the fact.
DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE ~ New York
We learn from passenger, who arrived
in steamboat Providence, at Bristol, yes
terday, that most destructive fire occur
ed in the city OF New York, on Wcdnes-
day night last, consuming the Exchange
and nearly every building in Wall street
and William street. 1t was estimated
that the amount of property destroyed
would not fall short Of Thirty Millions Of
Dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-09

"elY, or not at all. The busle horn of the n,r,
VIII DC sounded, and its friends will ho told III,
'hey must pass the bill In order 10 supper, the A.
mlnlsration. When all the eigemen of tho A.
ministraiion have answered 10 their names ms tbr
ought to, according TO the politics and morals Of III
pafty, the question wall be put and tho bill passed
ne war cry against the Bank will be raised nm,
VIII be proclaimed tina, what the people have !,
'"e n"nk amounts TO nothing at all, and they wan
70 get rid OF II. He concluded by repeating tina
'he rules OF the House rendered il necessary Il
commit the SUBJECT TO the Committee OF tn,
Whole on the state of the Union
Mr., CAMBERLENG said, trust. sir ,bo, ,on
ana The House will pardon me, If do not respond
to the gentleman from Massachusetts IN tho fem.
per or tone while h he has himself used Ho had
100 much respect, he said, for that gentlemen and
'of himself, To retott any of his impuntons. lie
regretted TIM, on a subject ON which unanimity
was SO desirable, there should have occurred any
'h'hg to awaken party feelings 1t was question
on which the House ought 10 rise, above my party
considerations to the high dignity of lis Legislative
character and he regretted that the gentleman from
Massachusetts had sn suddenly descended from tho
lofty elevation which at one time he hal taken ON
this suhJectile dscamcd all idea Of connecting The
bank with a war against France. The war with
the bank was over
AS TO the manner Of his appointment 10 tho head
ct The Committee, the gentleman had stated what
was not authorized hy the fact The gentleman
did not mean, perhaps, to be understood IN tiechr.
mg that he was placed IA The char of the commit.
lee nv his own vote, Us sang that he (Mr G. y W.
ted of hnselt-tut his language would certainly
bear that construction. aud the gentleman wns I'm
doubleday a"are hat such was not the fuct II,
had no, The slightest desire TO make this n pa,ty
question: md he assured the lionsc that my mod.
hcailon OF either Il he resolutions which would Sc
cure ulc unanimous vote of the Rmise wnuIlbe
n$epod to by him with pleasure. With regnrd 10
the expectancy of making appropriation to meet
any emergency which might paso IN the recess OF
Congress, therc was he believed, but one sentiment
nong the People Of all parties.
lie saw this OPP non expressed in almos, eve.
ry piper OF whntev r politrs winch came from the
north The gentle nan ho was persuaded, was
~ stakrn II g declaration hut tns way a pauV
question
After some further discussion the question being
pat On Mr. Couters resolution, To commit the
message, papers aud resolution to the Committee oil
the Whole on The state Of tho Unloa and consider.
ing II at II O'clock tomorrow, IT was cnffed Yeas
rs, Nays l07.