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what stop they please Ye Gods! what pity, n,all
the great Wing party, available candidate cannot
be found deeply imbued with the great Wing principles
who would interpret the Constitution, not as he under
stood IT, but as it is understood BY the Cahouns the
Ciays, the Haynes the Wcbstcrs, the McDufies, the
Ilayyt"ns, III" Ewngs. the Adamscs, a id GEMS omne'
hn' what Of our candida:r-he, the Magician !!
nc "h"ia the Democracy nf he whole republic delight
10 n"nrr' why is he Nagician' Why do tie De-
Rsc, , h ''a'nr 1" Gr"Tgia delight to honor him
hf'se NJ Has meyer ecr Inc advocate Of measures IN
"'s i'' "' Inc cn"'rr a. ihr expense Of ann,lrr,
tfs "g fiI'ia "a'us'cs and anmosi.r. iha, we'll ,,h
h'okr "r the hvrrnm"n' because he Inv ncvr- u.rrd
pr'.n u: tie rilizc rs Of ,lcsr rn;,d SIT,
against rn",hrr rr joined in 'rras.nabs cnncovs .,bcr
at l'rnrG ~ Flnr.'i@ i'' dissolve The Union Ills
hHG has brrn Drmrcr"ry-i's motto. his cuunry his
wh"c country r rights Of III" States and thu intcrri,
of the Uncn. Under Ibis banner hr has fought M, l.,
build up systrms but to preserve the purity IF the
Government and the liberty Of the governed. Friends
Of Drmocrai;c Government friends of the Union -
all all who would preserve free institutions and who
w"u'd promote feelings uf bolhcry love between the
North and the Son,ii. the East and the West may re.
joice thai they have such candidatc-m1y rriHce that
they make him President of happy and glorious
Republic. Yours. -
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DEATHS
5IJrs GmniLrs comguris.
" Death IL common to us :"
put,.I, =, Ulutrt S,,uue

. q" We aI> butlu aud hcciinS shadows"
Departed this life, Hunters in the county Of
c,"r o" F" The 18Th n utter proTac,ed suenys from pain
u niSra+e MIS- fr'cla BrGnhAm, the John D.
b'ahan ESD late o Richmond wnsc tho
consuming "' b every means which travel aud human skill
ch a"d 'os"h'T WIN his constant aud knJe personal
non during ITS hrs'iN: 'arnscs plainly rvncc his devoedncss
the lost 'cct OF h synahirs nn affections moments
OF '"rmg nnurc and proam the dcep cndur ION
which has upon him. The daughter of Tint
venerable pash, flrr NUMEROUS anil
family, Rrwc.h W Duunmam Esq., o. Bee.c Ianca,to county,
She Natures hrst mould quality
and virtue, cntrar her her husband her nniaL and lovely
daughter her venerable parent reuvcs and con-
The much afflicted husband ana nocrless arc
not alone the victims OF this sad bcruvemcn-tha hous, n NOT
Alnc in "Snck cloth un mourning be- arrow h touched
heart nni hung upon the bnd.c Of mourn
"a md Sorrowfu the thouo NOT ;tbn,
nue.! cohso!ation bis roc sorrow !. rs.J ~,
Wtonnui though stern in her nspcc and erac !, r,
>'c '"n sent ON message Of Mercy. The deceased
W. AZ h""c mr. deal prominent and Jealous member Of
u" tcn'H 'hur an active participant in b,nerolen
G ~ anu every schcine That was suggested 10 amcs
our blessed o, and Sn,our Jcrs C.;t S ! ,rson o.
her lie uuI christian in her .cu,L A,b he, :, ,, ,;
appears il, when erect. is FAMINE "nnr ,h ,
when i, take. ~ II. vuare. when III. orL hn IN, IT
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MARkETS-Dccrmhe7 Sd, 1895.

MARkETS-Dccemhe7 Sd, 1895.
ToRatc0--Supnlirs Of ncnr increase demand very mr.
tive--the manufacturers still the exclusive
puTchascrs-prmings 90 al go; lugs ) a g.;
lrafy refused as AZ so; good and fine %
10 Sales Of OLD, privately, have been very
limited for week past.
K--SupP!:es have been coming in moro freely
for week past--hnldrrs generally ask
ing 81. and some sales makinG--nearly all
rccri"cd for the last :ortnigh has gone into
store.
WHEAT demand good, red l3j and white l40 cts,
Fornign EzportsCor tie NINTH Of .NoremJer:
Ihds 29OO; bales Of cotton 1912; barrels Of flour 74i3
Isprcti0ns and Stocks Of Iobarco 10 Both .forcnLrr:
Northumberland 2:; refused 2S4 hand GG43 llds.
BAGWELL, SMITH * JONES.
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attempted to Degrade because of having this very ma.
Joriy and of attempting thereby to project the people
against what they believed to be msruIc. Will expe
renee and example teach the Republicans of Vr-
gina TO preserve unwhered the well.earned aures of
eneI brilliant and glorious vctores' Why, for what,
snal high'mInded and honorable Senators of the Admit
nSuau0n party, weaken destroy The integrity Of tho
wnUe rarty by divisions among men, all of whom are
well fnaiihrd tor the Chair and in every respect merit
even more hnnors than it can possibly CONFER
lie assured gentlemen, that the picbald Wings will
nave bsi ain.r H:"hntrn! TIC field They will ex.
peel I" profit y Tire dlssen,ons among the Republicans
and wri,lng "mdrr zen, the polls .Ac. leader will
truly pray thr prayer Of Richmond -
% t!uu w,o.r Captain ucconn,m ,.rT
l.ooS my "c with gracious ryr
" u. II thea hand, thy hfa.Ig ;rr,s Af wrath,
" Tint th"y may cru,. icn with henvy faI,
Ia usuri'rg hoInct. Of our a!rt rs7ties
- Ajax" uS thy ministers OF cha tiScment,
>. That we may PruiSc thee il thy E1CTORi!"
II ever spirit of sclt:denia perradcd the patriotic
a"us Of Virginia Statesmen upon any occasion, let the
present be the brightest example Let the Republican
me'hOrrs 20 into the Senate like Romans do every
Lung "F Rome and nothing for scl-and resolve to vim
III Tie election of Speaker, the people Of this
I. anc rcnnwnrd' Commonwealth, in their last and
curious struggle for the recovery of their rights
'-'o Liberties: which proud men dare withhold
ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.
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December 4.
uV7IYTER Observation-Disclosures . WEEK

MHIINTER ARRANGEMENT-TwIcE 4 WEEK.
wv The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocailontas, 10
and from, Norfolk and Baltimore, will commence
Monday. the 9Th December, 10 only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
darmorninr, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day. the I'll, January, 1896, they will run only once
week Waving Baltimore every Thursday and Norfolk
cvrry Moaday morning, at 10 o'clock Should the ma
y;qaon Of the Patapscn be interrupted By ice the
senpers will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly:
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning for Richmond, and return every
ps,;,g, and fare to Norfolk Sc All baggage at the
risk of Inc owners. JAMES FERGUSON, Agent.
Ealtimev- December D. 6l-t
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CUH.EC.NIS7IED.
SPEAKER TO TIE SENATE.

Who is to he The Speaker 10 the SENATE Is qnes-
,;,r ofru asked | presume the Administration Party
;ll b,,dlv suffer Wing 10 be rl-ctrd when they have
majority and gentlemen of their own Party, wei!
qualified to fill the station Among others, permit ME
I, rn,ion the of Stafford H. Parker, OF the Caro-.
line District, gentleman Of urbanr manners, and truly
democratic principles. This gentleman was for many
wears member OF the House of Deegatrs, and for tie
Inst four member Of the Senate. H,s elevation TO the
Speakers Chair you'd only repay him for series OF
years Of labor and toll in the Republican cans. IT'S
merits are 81 we'll known To his associates 10 the De-
nate that conceive it is fully sufficient merely II bring
him to their nutce By this brief essay. -
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YENE subscriber his thanks to :hc citizens Of
q Richmond and tho public generally for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and s
rr-"p"nng with entire new assortment Of HATS ard
Cars all fashionable and frcs just from the nanutac
tories His stock is equal to any in this city for neat.
ness of fashion, variety of qualify, and prices Gentle
men in want of Hats and Caps respectfully invited
{" call their obedent, Ct1AS. JOHNSION
a. b. My assortment will be complete in a few days.
wien a more general advertisement will appear o..
Encrn,lcr 4 Ol-
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
~.
SPEAKER .OF THE

MEssrs. EplTons-As friend To the great and com,
mon canse Of Democracy have seen, WIZ. ars'f ~
s 5"sPponde 1au on the n the choice Of Speaker Of
the Senate to endanger, il no: entirely parasy!s tnr
power of an undoubed Administration majority IN una
highly honorable and inter esng Orane" OF ie
Asseulhy: This body. TOO, which the Mhiga tSst !EH
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MARRIAGES.

Married, ut "Nlow Gt"en," Thursday the 2S:b ul hy III.
R"s. M A"re", MI William W. Garrett King & Queen to
M-: A"n Roy, c!-st daughter OF Lls.n Garrett ESQ., kug
William cUuuty. -
hnn.i OIL Tre.ay morning H, l Rev. Mr.. Kc.lia. Mr.
n' j. raneli q" Petersburg ;i-s Mary Clarke dau hrcr
OF the late ZrCha.ah Clarke, Esu.. of this Civ.
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a., ne New f%Ik Star of Saturday says" We learn
ton.
~ Ar. Gay lrfe town yesterday morning far Princeton
~ j. r IS expected to return the city on Wednesday
next Pht'nds'phin Inquirer, Dec. !.
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u ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY. u

For the 18th of December.
100000, $1,000, and Is Of $1,000
IS Nos, - drawn ballots, g more than usual.)
Firgi7sia Dismal swamp, NO. 20,
To Lr drawn at Alexandria, December i2,h. 1879.
IS Numbers l3 drawn
GR7.HD C.4PI7aLS.
$4,000 10000, GOGo. 1000, eco, 2,Eo, 1000, 49,
Tirkels $40, Hnirss 5 Qunrttrse 80.
,.-Ord,rs, usual, meet the most prompt attention.
c.',;rI.,s il, tho above Lottery. please address.
VI "'" THO. b. BIGGER, Riehmond, Yu
>, L,-l 6l-2s
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H0nXEAICiYI.H.

To tie Legislature Of I;Irginia
CcnHcmtn-it Is Your duty to appoint Judge in
the plac1 Of Judge Semplc There have lrcn several
mentioned. would suggest the of Mr. lia'fybur.
ton. of superior talents and rnness. to fiji the
Office in the most dignfed manner.
SUBSCRIBER
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TO erB.lsRIHp'S.

A GOOD CONPOSiTOR obtain q situation ut
"a $40 per week, during the Session Of the Legisa
ton be made at this Office None but 6rstrate work
man need apply. Dec 4.
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HsEs1aSEEs'S EXCHANGE,
ND LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcHMoHp, VIRGIsr
H. GOOD LUCK !! IN

u NOOI1 LUNh :. II
Ticket No ), ia. 25, the Second Highest Prize Of $1,000
10, ~, 80, do do. do. of 400u
6, 25. 80, the Third do. do. of 1000
Together with several other smaller Of $780, 300,
2nl ond SIO0, all sold within the last month-and,
as usual paid at sight by BIGGER.
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Bigger las sold and paid at sight the highest Grand
Capital Of S25noo>
LOOK!
Bingrr here again, anil still triumphant
Drawing of the Maryland Safe Lottery Class No. "a:
80 II 90 50 81 80 Sc "a 80 II.
Ticket Nos. IL 20 80, the highest grand Capital of
2 0. sold and the cash, usual, paid to thefor-
tuaate holder a. sight, by BIGGER.
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,HOTc
GAN election held the Stale OF Connecticut last weeS sno
Nat. Intn'igenesr.
Now hear the other side!
Yap Crumbs If Coocfrrt-Re-aeiion il Connecticut. .
all mposiiu 10 chssr the defeated troops, t
is The mos, bareurL. Conneclicu III her Charter elections ms
Fall the State shows und decided TO tho A.
ministutiUn -. ,eoo
n Hartford (whcre the las, Spring election upwards OF lSo
VOTES pod this fall Sigh, contest for town ON
Gers no, g)J given both s'lss ~
The resul, election last nc OIL
Whip officers rreted but by Increased majoaiE
The Wings JUS, ded, AID for this victory the bouSins II
made. =.
win tho !nteigencer mako Inquiries this subject nnl noIn
the Opposition much they rely the reaction OF
n.e,eus show how far the lnosoicc may
b. relied on in nur Of mn,ters of ,ct-fiiebe
The Wings too boast of their success in New Haven
but the Register Of that town informs u.s. That re
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Bigger has sold and paid at sight the highest Grand
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Ger the spirit Of their treaI-trir cn,h7 arc ""
are opposed by the great Wing party
their candidate is rrrcrd, and they compelled L"
turn part of them TO some Wing moon. but n1nny
In wing thus been made sensible Of what NhgSrry IS,
turn to the star Of Drmocracytbat light which wanrs
not nor varies but is always found alter the Storm
where the storm found it, directing tnsc who steer by
IT, surely and safely. Such has been the past-snch Will
bc the futurc-!nay il be so forever!
'Webs,rr stands the best chance OF being The oT2os
ton candidate in Pennsy lvana, unless the Anasons
should take Up Granger. merely tn slew how much they
despise and how little they regard the Wings Should
they however nominate Webster, he will get larger
vote than any other of their candidates lie may come
within twenty Thousand Of Van BGrcn-llarrisnn Clay,
or Granger would be thirty forty thousand behind
him But Webster is not in all respects available
candidate is an available candidate? Not one
hey can elect by the v"tcs OF the Pe"pe-'le Nh:ss
have no such expectations 1t means, such candidate as
will ara 10 prercnt the people from recnT any irs-
dent nv Elrciors-such candidates will be- popular in
particular Siatrs-and should they lie able TO get enough
of their available candidates to get the election into The
House of Representatives, they will then avail them.
Of all such may be found available to elect
one of their available candidates-the one, of whom
the Yhn leaders can uva themselves when Pre-
sidcnt Webster wond not be available in the House o.
Representatives, neither would White The Southern
OPPOSITION members would not, ire not 60 for The first
and as for the Northern or Middle Opposition members
eong for the last they might well take themselves OH
to New Holland or Texas, as do snch dcrd Webster
and White are therefore, not fully available; they are
ny available to get into the House Of
but ,hry arc not available 10 get out of -as frrsaen
Who then would DC fully available: Aye, ,here Inc
rub, Whom will the Southern Opposition, and the Noitn
ern Opposition, antipodes of each othcr-and lhr Anu
masons who are opposed to both of the-~hom wiz tese
three with their divisions and sub-d isons h' Nu''h
cation their Tariff their Western lands thei, Bank, anc
the thousand other Subjects in no one OF when inc
arrce-who will all these unite upon? Where is th'
candidate whose blood and temper IS 30 happily com
mingled that lie will be pipe for politicians 10 soun
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protested that that gentleman Van Burcn man. in
his Legislative capacity and his superior aye and
ence were also referred additional for his
support Influenced by these p.oteStaons, several OF
the Van Buren, party were induced to regard the eiec-
ton as no longer test, aud to vote for Mr.. McCuny
Of this number were the Jour OF the Jackson county
DELEGATION ono Of the Madison delegation. Had these
flee members who all Van Buren, men, voted for Mr.
Phelau he would have bern elected by majority OF
eiqht votes over MIR. rMcClung They were, however,
influenced, from personal preference ana naens re-
cc;nrJ ,rrt,rn plcdgc from Mr. MeCung, tint he ,oOuld
as the Rrprrscntatieei of hudson comfy, and 'rhst
,r,nJsr Of tie HOUSE, support Fan B"ren Prineprs and
measures To for him for Speaker ny this means
Mr. McClang was elected by maJp1lty OF acc 'otes;
This election although j. did not result in the choice
of the VIM Buren cahddae, yet proved, cnncius,vcly,
the fact, that h-ir lisa decided majority OF Van Buren,
men in the House. -
which TO calculate with certainty tho politics of the mem
he,r Nc.t week we shall cndeavnr 10 give rs correct
Classification Of their different Potca! Opinions ana also
of the Ii. Of Representatives, as we can make OUT;
GoyrExoR's MEssAGE.-The Message Of Ills Excel
,cy Gov Garle communicated to both Houses nl the
General Assembly, Tuesday last is, to-day spread De-
fre our rraers and will! be found of interesting and
attractive character and will! we'll repay, by the infor
nation which contains. and the importance OF many
of th. t,ncs it considers an attentive pcrrsal
We should ha vc been glad to have expressed our views
NJ cn upon several Of the subjects TO which HIS "
c,lency refers particularly the Rail-koad from .r
Tennessee River t Mobile tie proposed change In inc
r,;nt,nrnt of the Bank Officers and Directors Inc
cx;inpushmcn Of imprisonment for Debt; and thc ag'
ianS question of Abolition. and of the amenaSlty Of
the Northern lnccndnrics to Southern La~s-out We
are prevented by tho want OF room.
The Hon. CLEMENT c. CLAY, Governor elect ar: az.
rived in town yesterday, and viii be installed ."sS
office to-day u clock in the Hall OF the House Of
| Rrprcsen,atiyrs.-F7o Of the tnion
EsrnAcrs from Gove'nDr Gayss s,sls ssS"gf Inv,
.-.m,ed 20 ,Gs Governor of New York, copy of an
Indictment, found by the Grand Jury Of Tuscaloosa
their session. aganst one OF sse
wit drmand fof his delivery for tria! To the author
tics of this State: FROM the high character of Inc Cine
Magistrate of New York from h, known Ss snoftso
towards the institutions and people Of the South ,here
is no doubt that he will examine the subject WIN Tux
most favorable dispositions and with sincere ass:
render impartial Justice and 10 arrive at correct in,
probation Of the Constitution. After all, the question
rendered doubtful many in the South respect
able for intelligence and political research have publish
ed opinions different from mine, and is not impro
babla that these opinions will be embraced BY ou
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Specimen of Tclrgrnyh reracity-Nn 3.
Tho last Telegraph quotes from lie pen Of the Edi-
tor Of this paper, the following line
= 49, Thompson is cunc, md the South is safe.
Now be il known that such sentiment has ever p
pearrd in the Enquirer.
Well might MIR. Walsh ca,acterizr the 1rrgrap h rs
"lha. most miserable Of all the organs Of faction
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And what does piottcr do
e1ttcmpt TO lay all the sins of his systems 10 the
rresident who has been aboring extcrinat. them
me BANK, with ITS concentrated power commanding
pouy OF debtors and officers greater than the whole hum
orcd thousand persons whom the Report attempts to ar
ray IN some sort agents officers of the federal 90.
vsrnnent; ~ fast sinking under the Executive Veto
ihe haii million of privileged benefciares of the
tariff are indebted II the comproms, of AIessrs
iay and Calhoun for the continuance of their ,nono
mes ior some years to The internal
sysem has also felt the weight of the Veto and is OK
ping In word, all the schemes which have been oc-
heraed before since 1925 which have continued 10
s"eH te TIDE OF Executive patronage and which are
into the account against the President have uni
ioriniy met with his opposition. The great Pension
system which has conured up thirty eight thousand We.
se,ans wo to great extent, exist only in the false at
nusvt' OF arttu spectators dscounenanced by the
president and only escaped the Veto because he 10 of
course unwilling toappy the extreme remedy except in
eases where the Constitution sels y Ike nets
Oh Songress-And while MIR. Calhoun and those with
whom nc acts as party have been avishinp the reyc
nue. from every sluicefng the Golfers of South Caro-
ma anu other States out of the Treasury for services
curing the late warvoting hundreds OF thousands To
ssoViauas on mere pretcneescven pcnsioninq Seaton
Saes' ana Green on the contingent fund OF the two
Houses-he has the ebronery to charge all tie patron
~ growing out o. iis exrayagance and that of
ms associates and allies, the man who has resisted II il;
every way and whose rmness has alone prevented the
result winch they confidently not wear since pre-
octed-the total bankruptcy the Government
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within certain restrictions as toNmount and d;s,rbu,;,
70 The States desiring the anasd BY drxctor -
DC appointed ey the Uni,sd Stats and The several S,sir
unIef inc OF Congress and the
1.-THE several States desiring said currency 40 b III,
places of dcposc of public money! - - ''S
MIR. Love called for the reading Of ,hc ,.,.al,.,,
whcrcupon, -
An adjournment was moved aad ellers called for by
several members 'f'y
Mr. Williams and Mr. Hubbard being appposn,cd t.,
iers the House refused to adjourn Ayes ; Noes lip
nc asnamen' proposed by Mr.. L. was rejected Mr.
Inc question RECURRING Ia the amendment proposed he
MR.. Gordon, to provide that the collectors of Tie r.
venue should actas fiscal agcntsto the Government So
Ar Vance moved an adjournincnt which was ns.,a.
lived, ayes ~ noes not counted " o
The question was put on the amendment proposcd H.,
Mr. o. and was decided also in the negative seas "a
nays l6I. Whercupon, 30 20
Mr. Boon said, there already two tavs suen i,
tins discussion TO the prejudice of other business M.
would call for the previous question ~
MIR. Foster appealed 20 the member from Indana q,
withdraw his call in order that vote ,nighs Sc en- m
some other amendments which were on the Suca,r's o.
bic. - ~ ''P'~''f . "a
Air Ward concurrcd in the request
Mr. Boon declined
Mr.. Gamble thercupon moved an adjournment
" hich prevailed Ayes %; Noes 81
The House adjourned
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~
IMchinlcy said. tAf would not go into the discus
whether the printer lwas an officer II was
niar that when 1t wash proposed to 90 into the cleo
of printer, this question: raised and that il was
Drnly decided to proceed TO the election IL was
nded now, il mad bcAn formerly that if the print
an officer of the lIouAse kc could not be excited
ncccedng Congress- yIhis, MIR. Mckinley said
his opinion, and lac epNsdcred that either House
fright to scocPt reflect the person elected as
inter Bat, as it had bVcn the practice for fifteen
elect the printer for the next Congress was The,
pow to be discontinued, on TIE ground that
ah cuiir belonging 60 any particular party might be
Mr. Robertson TO explain that he did not propose
10 prohbit the execution of the printing on contract bv
any editor and he called for thc reading of the resolu
uons whieh lac heretofore submitted.
Inc resolutions having been read
Mt chinicy resumed. The argument Of tlss ger t9-
% was That the editors of newspapers ough, t,o TO be
oroed by the Administrations Bat The present printers
TO the two Houses had boen brbed by tbe kdmnis
uaion, and din not support the Adn,inist4ation-so
that part OF they gentleman's argument Eli TO the
ground lie thought the House ought to elcSt its print
f ana that person doing the duty of the
law, was correctly called officer. But the House
mao right OF selecting this officer from anv otarer of
inc Union lhcrc could be necessity for TIA rcsol
uon oil inc geatfeniast from Virginia becuse anvlprner
ia ,he ontcd States might be candidatcor the pAinting
ana DC voei Tor HeNwos ofopnion tina the UoAse for
HIM, and that printer could not be mposcJ -
succeeding Congress, (and he confessed tlst n
unwilling oelect printeF who was wholly opposl
majority OF the House and the Administrations
On motion OF MIR. Allan, \thc House procS
orders of the day