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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24
MAY q.
JAM MES HAMMOND,S
CIRCULATING LIBR AIRY.
Rfccnk dddiki0nS.-I

ReCenf 1ddltiORS.-Iiz:
2f90 Old Sailors Yarns-by N: Ames, I vol
249l Mayor Of Windgap-by the OIIara Family, / vol
2492 Unfortunate Manly Capt I. Chamicr, 2 vols.
322 Wonderful Characters-comprsDg memoirs and
does the most remarkable persons of every age and
by Henry WILSON,, ! vol
2IJ3 Insurgenis,-an historical novel, 2 vols
219f Gentleman in Black-S I vol
249J Cavendsii-0r the Patrican AT sea, vols
1896 Winter in the West-by "A New Yorker, vols
2497 Rebel-and other tales in prose and verse by
T.. l.. Buwar, vol.
2i9S Six months IN Convent, or the narrative of
Rebecca Theresa Read ! vol
2i99 My Cousin Nicholas the Bullwimes Of Underdown
Hail. vols
$500 Tour the Praines-by Washington Irving, vol.
250l Yemassee-a Romance of CarOina-by the author
Guy Rivers. . vols
2502 Crocetts Tour-Accoun Of Col Crockets the
North & Down East.-by himself ! vol.
1903 Hghwaymen-Lves and exploits of English Highway
men-Praies & Rosbers.-by C. Whitehead 9 vols
20i Celebrated Women-Memolrs Of Celebrated Women Of
all cOuntrles-by Madame Junot 2 vols
25GJ Highland Smuggcrs-by j. V. Fraser 3 vols
25O6 Buffers JournaJourna OF Francis Anne Butler2 vols
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HATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.

VENHE Subscribers having received the Spring fashions
- pectfuy invite the attention of the citizens of Newport,
gard TO ghtness, shape, elasticity and superior ue &c.
Their Hats made of best satin beaver @ bodies instead
wool cloth aud pasteboad which enables them
their Hats stand a,oodeTs and climates and retain their
qualities which those made ooo cannot possess
Just rseeired from Ne,c- York,
Alarge and elegant of cloth CAPS of all descrp-
uonsAso few NewYork Satin Beaver HATS, ofthe
latest London slePersons any of the above a.
ees will find advantage call and examine them pre-
vlous to purchasing they will be sold cheap this
State at Store No l26 Thames opposite George Egs
Cos Hdrd,care Store
JOSEPH b. WEAVER & Co.
N. B.-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice.
Newport, April Srh.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

YaNHE Subscribers offer for SALE their Ware Room in
n Churchseet, general assortment of Cabinet Furniture
among which be found much please whether selected
for utility for fashions sake. Also variety of Chairs conss-
ting of Cane Rush. d Woodseats.-Ilaf Decentralization
Mape,-Fancy n Wipdsorand other sounding Names of a
quality second to market All which will be sold
dog cheap for less than cost but at fair prices for
moderate protsPurchases invited TO examine for them
selves u ~ Is. Furniture made o order as usual.
May 18Th 1885 w. A. X ID. NJ. COGGESlIAIJ.
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WILLIAM BROWNELL.

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
NNIOUED respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he has taken the door North of Market
square where all times may be found of PLAIN
and Japan tin and sheet Iron made order at the
shortest notice IL Mendng particularly attended to- Also
ON hand Coasoves clay and soap furnaces led pipe OF
all sizes Feb. Sd II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24
WM. G. TENANT.

Respectfully onnouncesto to the public generally
citizens and strangers.
FENHAr he keeps let at his stable in Tourcce horses
u and carriages OF all descriptions cheupor cheaper than
they be obtained elsewhere Persons desous of enjoying
the pleasures of ride in the country, all be furnish
edw saddle horses horse and chases open wagons baouches
and close carriages Particular attention will be paid
passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders in his
line of business will be promptly attended to- and pains shall
be spared TO render the satisfaction of his customers complete
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberal.
May 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24
FOR SALE.

UST received direct from New York by the subscriber
e. very splendid German Panothe upper haltis strung
like Grand Piano its compass high than ordinary
pano constructed the Patent German Double Back
ton principal and is in every way perfect instrument
Please call and examine. VIM s. VOSE.
Nav 9th
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March Is, 1886.
IyM C.. CO//ENS e., Co.

w =.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their customers and the public
generally that they getting in their spring supply
of New Goods and invite them them call and their
assortment They opened yesterday % packages of domestic
goods description few rich styles of London prints
with some other desirable articles,
Also, ddded to Their CARPET WARE-ROOM
splendid assortment entire New Patterns of superne and
fine Ingram and Damask Venetian floor carpeng-plain
striped and damask Venetian stair do-Busses and tued
Hearth Rugs &c. &c All whcitley their customers
shall be offered the most avorbe and accommodating
for cash approved credit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24
CLOTHING FURNISHED TO ORDER.
TILLEY & HAZARD.

AVlNG made arrangements with five of the best Taiors
in this town TO work for them, will furnish all kinds
Clothing TO order.
Hm James IHtey being himself Tailor By trade (havng
served ms time with No workman is perfectly acquainted
with every thing for garment from the Cloth to
the thread and gentleman be without
the least difficulty at the cheapest rates. the wor!w be done
IN the best manner possible
Their Clothes Cassmeres Vesngs and trimmings shall be
OF the very best, and their assortment complete.
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purposes, afore-premised
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-24

Three doors from IhdmCs-St., on Bannister's Wharf,
YUNIE subscribers have been induced establish their
ness in Newport and they will be patronized by the
inhabitants of the and vicinity generally They will keep
constantly hand Italian and American Marble suitable
mantle pieces and Monuments also Dover marble for tomb and
head stones Quincy slate do Connecticut free steps
platforms hearths ambs and underpinning. Likewise soap
fire places and soapone for all the general
monty called for StoneC Cutters establishments Jersey
stone (and cOnvenlen) curb and flag sone-al
of which they intend to sell low be purchased New
England of good quality of stock and workmanship
FRANKLIN COOLEY, ~ Co.
MAY 9th IS35.-T TNI91
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N d. None genuine without the signature of the GEM
eral Agent on the Label Sold by
r. r. HAZARD
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[ Vol. 25.
LETTER TO MIR. VAN buren,, ANNOUN-
CING HIS NOMINATION.

MAY, 23 1885.
SIR; A Convention of Republican DELEGATES
from various parts of the Union for the purpose of
selecting suitable Candidates for the President and
Vice President. assembled in Baltimore on the Goth
instant, and unanimously agreed to present to their
country, your name for that of President of the
United States. We have been requested to COM
muncate to you this nomination, and ask your ac-
cceptance OF the same. We take pleasure in per-
forming this duty, and respectfully solicit an answer
at such time as may suit your convenience to give
one.
With sentiments of high esteem and respect,
We have the honor to be, your ob't seryants.
A. STEVENSON, Pr si3ent.
JAS. FENNER. EDWARD CoNDIr
UPToN S. HEATH, H. STRANGE,
J. B. NEVILLE, FRANKLIN CANNON.
Wee Presidents ofthe National Coauention,
To MARTIN VAN BuREN, Esq. of New-York.
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON

YUyHF original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
k prepared by w Miskin Esq--Memher Of the Royal
College of Surgeons. Lceniaie of Apo;hecarys Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place. Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and St Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result 20 experience and
unparalleled success the extensive and highly respectable
tee of proprietor patonsed by the faculty and nobls
introduced the notice OF the American public
solicitation of number of gentlemen OF long and high
ding in the profession. II is hoped preliminary step,
and deeerous nostrums osted upon the public by
the aid fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by of mercenary, unprncped preendersso totally g
medical science that impossible the
luson longer down with ,hc INTEL people of this
country These pills mild and agreeable their nature should
be kept every family OF sudden illness, for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps pass ev,rs and 9th
alarming complaints which often prove fatal be
speedily prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them, They sold packets
80 cents 81 and 80 each by druggists book
sellers and venders of medicine the U and the Cana
das with copous directions together with testimonials of pro-
fessona ability from the following eminent gentemen Sir Asst
ley Cooper ] Abernethy James Blunde NJ D.. W Back NJ
d., j. Aston Key A. Frampton, Nj. D. and numerous others
The originals may be possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported INTO this country, and
whom all applications for agencies mnsl be made
JNO HOLBEIN
36, Waveiy Place New-York
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, &c
eral Agent the Label Sold by
r. II. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar o- -
the CourtH House Feb 25 le45
u CGutOn.lt has been deemed expedcn far poss
the hands of druggists only and those sold without the signature
of John Hobein the LABEL counterfeit This notice be-
necessary there is still contrary all moral decency
legally convicted nosrum attempted to be forced the public
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BALSAU OF LIVERVORT.

MRS. NJ N GARDENERS genuine Indian Baison Of Lir
vA erort and Hoaround prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian docuess
The genuine Balsam Iyerw in each Bottle. II is with
out any exageranon exception Of the greatest discoveries
ever made IN his part OF the II haayed within two
years hundreds from the grave has been for from all
parts OF The country that has the least knowledge Of it, glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound II
found 10 be extremely etcacIous in the following diseases
ConsumPtons Common coughs, Colds Hopping Cough diff
Guilty Of breathing Ahmas Influenza, Qunsy Phthsc Spi..
tng OF blood Crop. Weakness Pam the sde Of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing good for the Liver
Complain; this medicine Il has been taken with great
eess-Pnoe 80 cents bottle, for sale by VIM b RIDER.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Sterbefduelm Sabr 1884.

Steroefdue IN J0br 1884,, -
2Sdbrsno Dem lO ebsn ,u guoe se9aneenen Sobre,
Dot unler Hano untsr tinen berbmelien uno qeobtet
Hsn Mannern' oub Den Serlut.0sr foeenosn Jnopi:
ouen Su betlaaen:
Yin 7ten nnss 3u eslp City, osrabtb. @obpauaber D. Col
en- alt o5 Sabre ib apO etaot 9eupcst uuo gonsr,B
OEn9heo Sebr. H. Der etae NafuaOn. Nobtb Ibanas
SOnlOin @onsrsB Msso @rsjneu. alt 62 Sabre. 5.br
10. IN Der eta 2abnsOu Der Nbtp. aBbsln l9rt fb @es
neral anm"e Der Vr etaatn. Stbr. 81 Der Qtb obn
seteltt @euoernsr Don &sutdy alt 50 Sabre SER. zs
9Nefpter (Da Gsneal Saac D. Saenare Sber geuatpr
Ieonseb SulY 5u Detroit, Der Adb. George 3. por Gou
Ssr"sur oes Wsan @3ebsts Sup g. aDsFeu 3rsa
bier @snera Qenri 2eapenrpOb, er eaat,r Aree
susan M ~ Soot!Yn Der eptb aibslm obuon 9ttafsrr
Der Wes Staaten supre @ous uno i'm St nabe by goson
geo'sn Der S. .Qbelm D. @rarrfre, triber Seereta rtr
S9asta1msr, une Elm ausseBscbueter Gtaa temanu.
gse oie(en fno nod foouoe @oussb Oaees aeorben cer
@e s'Ieten 81 Dennis bon Marpano; Der atbae Sass
Sta'r> bon SaSeercna Der Abb Btui. Ce,nne. BON 0sr-
mont nno oer Nbtb. Carl 9oos uinos ow wie audp fol
stnoe 9sen rsId trubsr @Ousreb tsieor Der Mt
obanu SoyIe. Don &enudv Der Ndb. DapiS Barter, r ~,
Ssu ylbue; esr ~tb gonoro eIOpO. grarpauo; 0sn
SVen punotinGeon. bon Connecticut; Mtb csonatbar
nnnss, bon Snoana Ger Ntb e}pnas pat,, BON euQ)orP
Gen aobert g. 2ayIOr bon @irsiuen be: Ndbb 9neu+ s
Sama penGeorsen, po Der Ndb. Spbaun E. pss bon Con
"seeu am e. an b. s. oeNbtb. 49, ST. Dapis BONG acI
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
8trmtl 6te6.

GIN ounmer Seufel (ab snen Spibbuben sum e3al>
gen fbbren "18as bat Der Wsen(h setban o. froots
sr elnen neben bu1 Stebenosn H@Steusn sic Gh
oo ont,pprtete beer ebr esntboft, Hsr but in, vcr,
gen 2Bnsr Setnee i'm BoGof fen sstrcceust uno bat
TIN Damn fir Sa5 vsreanft."
an oer e3aittafe ;u d. no mnsr sist Trsnoe (peis
TEN bemerfte Baron BON s. aoos (ein $tIbnaebbor
belml6 einen llbernen ebs( in bic GcftaGbe ecfte.
Ser Yaron that ais bdtts e. nts seftben, uno efte
nab Oeenol9uas oes GenS einsn lbernen 2SfFsl born
IN Die &nepfbober felnes Seioes. Soee(bmIctt trot
er Dor oen 9Eirtb, I'm (en gfIen ~ be,ablen. Der
2S1rtb tuu6te laden ais er Den 2tel Da eeten fob H.
bemertte, baB defer oa bleben ml6te HSo 2" ser.
tsbte eer Baron ND eaubts Den 26fel nebme ceoer
nit uno tponote ieb ~ isnsm sene(tsn Nabbar an
Der Safel NIT Den QBortsn: "Q5ir baben uns gsipe
eerrt uno Se tnilen Den 26fe nun aub tpieper bin.
Iegen.''
Gin Derff6ulmeiter untsrridttte ein( feline liebe
Susene in Der grebeihrsibuns. gr faste ibnen, in,
Dem er feline fustrunoe Sbnupfstobofsocfe in Die
ObDe btet: "g ebet &inoer, 70 ,ve n,eine Opfe, ae
rabe 70 1T Die gslalt Ser eroe gun bate aber Der
Shulmser nod eine 0oe, Die eisrsefie par, uno bic
Ct 9epbbnIlh oes Sennta9s boy dh trus. Noeb be,
en0i9ter eebrItunoe fraete CT feline Stnoer ,ocbals
|9tun $tnper pie fsbt Die gr0e aus % Oo llono Elm
Sunse auf uno Caste s'tcn Ser qBpbe 1T (ie runo u.
oss Sonntass 1T iie piereGis." *
IS perflaate Jemeno Elm 2lnoer er babe ibyu zines
Otebfabls befbuloist, "Sdb babe ben &ldser fsinen
Oleb senannt" "fasts Dec Beflaste. gum Nbter Con,
bern m fase nur, unb bbaapte IS nob, ptnn oer Rlas
ser sine percrne eelpbbre ni6t bdte ueDen belfen,
70 rpilroe ib lIe rpieosr sefunben baben. g. /
Gin ;anffibuse gbefrau faste ,u ibrer, spann. dis
y eben cine ibt niBfdulss Sasbe iu eins Gocfe ae-
pdb!t bate Dn pdblf Sir. .abcr aut; INNER Sic
Sblebte,te." "a wpbL psrfssts er,u. nit Dir babei
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(Nus oer 6oncper 9osette.) !.
WieooerbeIte SsRImrfung Der Sdb'
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Snrstea! ScNrHal bon NCfou. pelbsS
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ara.> Nsvitp uum ttsssa Senner entiebnf
bat) q :. j:~ " ID. 4
"eSpr une tftbr ;rpep Sobr;n
brah 1T ptrlttteptnen Sktllen; DOH
2eutlblonp eine fur0tbore Gpioet
mite Don ren notlrtatheut 0lattern
Gus, Die Eo'peb! oas 9stsa Der Dir,
gtrr ols oerE e plootsn NIT ercGer
perw ltfuna bsbrcbets. :o}n uuters
!6tso!'1en Nsstmsntsrn sieus etne
Nniabl Mann perlprsm uno man
btmertte oaS Die &ranfbeit vcr,is
LTD Die luneen S.clDMeu u. Neesu,
ten 'nlf0en cen Jotren y. Is bis
"a bsfe!. >.:. ) j..
"@s mar oobsr Elm: Gtseniane
1n'I'taIrli6er YcIijtN be 0eltlbS
ts o1eler Seube nit m6qliettter
Nufmtrtiamfsit uno 8euoui9fsit III
unteriud'en uno lolate Mtttsi auss
fno'9 tu MAIDEN, rppeusb man Elm
" serhsersnoss uebtL nelhes In
ls'nsm Sortsonse Die siotntlicben
9ferosn oes &r.ess IAbmsn ;muroet
sanil!@ ttlsitlssn uno oemEiben
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te. -: :: :
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fab(en oa6 ale 9letrvten (ostsid,
NIT Der Subpp6en Materie eluaer
lmptt wereenioIltsn unD ;tpar eb,
ne NadIlcbt jill aebmen, Oh btnan auf
IDrsn Qrmen Die Gpursn psrberiqer
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tabrt uno 1Blrt fomFeit Der 2rrnetr,
6ssadt, CAB (oaleib Dem jarStlicben
Natbe Traft unb Naborud. 9m
Sabre 1881: ais Die natirlieten 90
den 'ngrfurt spioemilb austrad en-,
to9en oaitlbtt Swep Teeinentey psn
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tpnroea Su Der Seit rpieoerum ei,ae<
lt11ptt; uno aus defer. 3ab( ,siate
ll6 beu 1854, eosr msbr Deun siutm
DSSrlttbslIs, . bic adtt Subpohtu
Vlattsr. -
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unr sttpos tfdrtsr in elmer Givi.
l1oh 1894 aus. '3542, unp in tinss
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Den ,peroen, baS alle olsisnissn, btu
[pslbsn Die @inlmpfuns nit @.fetq
9sibab, tpirflib aub Der 0efabr,
aonoer Vefauun9 Der nstirlihen
Sla'tsrn aussefeet iuaren; bieGmps
Fanslithfelt ;uoem einen Oifte III,
}ufamt1,en trefenp, unp ,tfgte Die
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
polttjl9t5 Nt9ilter fit 1885,
s'slae essss'S j Ssssle

Nuoreas Saf(eu, Don Ssunel1es, prdllosnt~
Martin 0on 3urern bon Nsu-Dprf, 9cs>Drefoent.
Sobann Sprtptb, pon 0eer9len, Staatslccretosr. !:
tepi WOooburp, pcn Weu'0ompbire, 9erreolr Der
Shabtommer.
Quopig go6, Don Obio, Sriessfecretoir.
Mabon Scfsrlon, Don 0(eu>Ssrsp Seelscretalr
9Bm. 6. s5arrp, bon $sntucfp, gemral'ppltmsi,ter.
Benjamin s. 8utler, Don 0(ewOorft BsusrokNnmo!o
Der Q5ersini9ten Staaten. j. ~ l.
Subann Bsu, BON SsnneAee, Spretbsr pss 9ouies Der
0isWeenanten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

IitIuuo gtaue -! Elite,
S6ni9in Oonna SPARTA IS
Son!9 Carl emanuel ST
kUto6berjoo 2eopOlo II 81
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9erso9 Srani ". s.:
Qsr5c9 Carl Quomig g..
pabit 0reoor XVI 69
&ou.s Seroinauo II %
Sbnis Otto 10
Safer MobmouO Ii 40
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
b,-oab Dir bep ieiues gla'neus edou--oaa os'

Dreptag oeu Z7ten 1februar ~ ~Dat
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

the President is not always impartial to hin judicial decisions, when his political friends and opponents come before him to have their bargains with the Indians confirmed. MT. Lane Of IOdiana, boasted Of the purity of the President. his Indian and Land Officers but Mir. Ewing iO reply stated that he was pre-. pared to prove that the President had refused tO sanction the purchase of an Indian reserva. iioa tO une man, while he had cODfrmed that of another who had not given half as valuable an equivalent to the Indian! This motion was rloqncnily supported by Messrs. McCarty. Ewing, Love and BarriUger. The resolution was finally sent IO-lhe Committee on IndiaO Affairs. which is said sO be favorable tO i:s Ob- jcct. 1t is generally thought that this rcsOlu. tion will unfold scenes Of corruption, as far as it extends, which will amaze honest mrn of all parties. If it should be the means of are resting the tide of official corruption, flowing from the President down tO the humblest h. dian Agent and Land Officer, it may prove of service tO the country; hut should 1t only rx- pose corruption in order tO fanarizr the public mind to depravhy, and to call up the justification or even the mitigation of party, then 1t had better remained unknown.
 Phiiad. Gnz
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

Vags"sa.-Afier all the eGors that have been mad. by te Va" Buren parry in this state in ge.,iaR up e. eTe' instructions, by threats of intimidation, aud uo., Poniag from tina to time the election oI U s. Sane. toT. BeGja@iR W. Leigh has besa ssseIse.sa nn . JsFiiy of four voles. v - ~s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-05

l vqriog in the House of Representatives of the United Stalrs within few days past. prepar- atory tO the Periodieat election Of printer to that branch "f the government. The Kiich. en Cabinet seem tO he pertinaciOusiy heOt Un giving that business to their worthy agent Mr. Blair. of the Globe; hut fearful. as it would seem, that some of the members, whose votes were necessary to a choice, could not safely be trusted In the usual process of balluting, they made an effort to io,rednce a ,,sw mode of fdeclaring their :Otes. by " word of mouth" There seemed. however, to be some difficulty in carrying this pr"jrct through. It b-cane necessa"yi0 give some reas0ns for the change. Accordingly ball"ting was called a sneakng nude ofvOiing by one member from tue west. ward. Mr. Briggs, of Massachusetts. rallied him, by an orgum'nium ad hominem-inquir. ing 0fhim This constituents, " hen they voted
 in that mode for him, were guilty of sneaking to the choice.
 is very obvious. that the plan of the nd |. miOistration is, to subject the chuice of every officer. legislative as well as executive. to thei- own influence and control. Hence in. wish tO intr"duce the mode of voting viva vocc. in order that every indi, idual who is called upon to give his vote. may act under terror of executive influence and control. Who is so blInd as not tO see the object. as well as the effect: which this system is calculated to pro. duce! A very few more etrides towards the acquisition aud exercise Of sxecutiv4 power, and we shall, except in namr. have but one branch to the governmrni.-k. y. Ado.
 Trouble at Washington. During the ami. mated debate which took place in the House " Representatives on Wednesday, some sSua.aA a Maine. and Mr. Pait"n of Virginia. The for. mer. it is understood. accused the other. i, terms, s"f jalsshosd. AMr. P.s,oa designa,~d the remarks 0f Mr. Jarvis as iRsolenf. MT. ]. called upon him for an explanation. The Speaker here inirrposed and stated t0 Mr. Jarvis that the gentleman from Virginia had been called tO order fnr the use of ihe word, and that the Chair considered it as virtually wNhdrawn ny the subsequent omission of it ny the grntlec:an. on completing the sen. tence. Mr. Patton said he had nOt retractpd and should not retract the word, unless the gentleman from Maine rrtracted ihe impmta
 i'"n which had produced it. After the rrso. ln'i"n "f Mr. Adams was laid On the table. Mir. Mrrcer made a pacific explanation in relation Go what had passed between M-ssrs. Jarvis and Patton, which was generally understood to termiOate the affair. At 0ne time it was believed that the parties wOnld De c0mprlLcd to call fOr ''pisiols and cOifee'; but through the excrtions of the friends of the parties, satisfactory explanation thok place, and Messrs. J. and P.ieit ihe House .. as gentle as sucking dOves."
 Gambling 0t WnshiagsOR.-A letter writer says :-" Perhaps there is nat a city in the United States. where gaming is carried on .o the extent tt b in Washingioa. 1t is Co be found in all its saried attitudes and stages. snd tt would sseun that ia has sntiesmsals Cor