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Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
FOR SALE.

StITU ATED in Mon,ville, on the ,"fnrike S road ,cw!iug from Norwich to V" Lon~ du,,, and at the hta,t of Haugnton'> Cove, (so caI,rd) about ,hrcr acres oi land, roNN"n!c"' .Iv tIling house, barn, grist m,lI. corl' r'"rEe' and saw mill. It las between 30 an1 4o feet fall. with durable and never failing >:fr"m "' water. Il large run ut custom. there heinz n" other m II in the vicinity. For further par,'ruo lars enquire of the subscriber OH the premises,
 NiTHfr RUDE.
 Feb. g. 4"9S
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
TO FACTORY WORKERS IN GENERAL
 THROUGHOUT THE U. STATES.

The Cotton and Woolen Spinner's Society of the city and vicinity of Philadelphia, arc anxious to O. pen correspondence with the various Societies in the United States, tie Corresponding Secretary not knowing the names of the officers, or where located would ask favor of the Corresponding Secretaries of the different Unions to communicate the above information to the Society.
 ROBERT WEIR, Cor Secretary.
 nT~ Direct to Thomas Crllys, Mo- 9, North 9th Street. February 6. 25
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
;Dytya!!yDa

In this sity on Sunday morning last, Miss Lacy Rose, agcds::2, daughter of Mir. John Rose, of this city.
 in Cincinnati on the lst of Jan last, Mr. Stephen Cevelond aged 41 years, son of the late Rev. Aaron Cleveland of this town.
 In .hit town on the 4,h inst Miss Lydia Jones, aged 12 years.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

MeIanchoLy.-An interesting little boy, son of MT S. Hutchins of Burlington, Vt, aged about seven years went to the spring near his home for the pur pose of dipping cup of water, and by some mis- step fell in head toremost-n which situation he was found by the afflicted mother, drowned
 The great Cathedral in Montreal is said to be the largest public building in North America-it cost more than million sterling, and will accommodate 10000 persons.
 Serious Joking.-An inquest was recently held o. yer the body of young man in Bristol Eng, na- med James Mitchell. Upon evidence it was stated, that the deceased had said to his sister, that people had often told him he was too great coward to hang himself. And to prove himself no coward he had Tn !ioke taken string and fastened round his neck as he stood on chair, and falling from it was ac.u fly hung Verdict: accidental death caused by hanging himself in joke. A fellow who was stealing out of a money draw of store in Philadep phia being observed by the wife of the owner, she quietly crept behind him, and clasping her arms around his waist, cried out for assistance, which speedily came to hand, and the robber was taken. A valuable box containing goods, and a considerable sum of money was found near him.
 On Friday evening little boy, seven years old named Joshua James, whose parents reside in He's ter street. New York, was lett alone in room where there was fire which was communicated by some accident to his clothes, and he burned so dreadfuliy that he died in few hours. A clever Female French writer says, womer should not sit beside a man they wish to conquer huton tn to hoar If hv f,11 fror not by profle," is her expression
 fl broad Hint.-The Boston Traveller says tn ( chap who took small sum of money, wrapped ir paper, from the desk of the Traveller counting room two or three days since, will do well to return il forthwith, and avod public exposure.
 An cd maid in England the name of Vaughan has left an estate of e75O,0O0, as aremembrance to her brother.
 Gambling is carried on to vast extent in Lon don In l799, four young gentlemen worth ter millions of dollars, were introduced at Brooks an( in one year none of them had penny left
 FYow.-The Cincinnati Post says there are nc less than one hundred thousand barrels of flour II the towns upon the Ohio river ftom Pi:tsburg to it f mouth, waiting clear rlver and good stage O water to be sent to market. The quantity of whs key Tn Cincinnati is stated to be nearly 5000 bar res.
 The St. Louis Republican of Jan 27th, says f "Gov Pondexter is dead. The wounds recelvet by him from fall from the Mansion House in Match ez proved fatal to his lte after his friends had be gan to entertain strong hopeso of his recovery. A seal was killed by hun tsman in Long lslan' Sound on Monday lest weighing two hundred on' fifty pounds.
 f The wife of black man named Thomas Barr in Vermont lately presented her husband with little cro.c Bars at one birth.
 In Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connectlcu there are 1244 cotton and woollen factories.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
NOTICE.

WANTED, by the Thames Manufacturing w Company, at the Bozrahvile mill, 3 or 1 gool families, with suitable hcI p for the cardng, spinning and spooliug-also, several single hands for different parts of the mill-to com mence on the lst of April next. The Compa- ny having obtained d Steam Engine for the mil , are warranted ir saying there will be no lack of power, or loss of time for want of water.- Several pair of good mules of good size, to Ie, by he job--enquire of Mr William Smith, at the mill, or of the subscriber at Greenville.
 S1.ML. MOWRY, .1gent.
 Greenville. Feb 8. 99
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
BLACKSMIIH.NG.

THE subscriber would inform fhe public thar N he is prepared for shoeing Oxen and Hor~ seS, also, for doing any other business under the ;,alnc of Smithng.
 Machinery forged. coal stoves and grates re- paired all done at short notice. Any thing made i,um Watch Spring ts all Anchor. N. B-AlI persons indehtel ra me whose as- counts are If more than one years standing are requested to make immediate payment.
 F. I. SHERRY. Norwich Town, Jan. II. 35
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
lIO11ICE.

NOllUE.
 W ANTED, by the Thames Manufacturing w Company, to work at the Quinebaug Mill, GreenviIle, several good families, consist ing of CarLing and Spinning room help--also, 10 Tor l2 single hands, (girIs, capable of work ing in different parts of the mil.-for all which constant employ, good work and good wages will be given to commence on the lst of April next. Also, number Inexperienced Weavers, to commence now and at the list of April, q first rate chance. S.ayML. MONRY, Agent.
 GreenviIle, Feb. 8. S9
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13

STUNLEl y FULLER, West enA Dry y Guo'o Row, are closing up an extensive as> Sortment of German and French Thibet Cloths at such prices as are we'll worthy the exa0tna> ton of the public.
 Norwich, Dee. 9S. 8
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
APPRENTICE VENTED.

APPRENTICE WHNTEU. WY ANTED at this office, a steady, industrious, w active lad, from l4 to l6 years of age, as an apprentice to ,he Printing Business. Good reconl- mendations will be required.
 Norwich, Feb 13. 26
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-02-13
NOTICE.

T5'HE subscriber is in want of good work man, to work on Ladies' shoes, 10 whom work will be given for some length of Ii mean good wages be paid if he should prove steady and industrious.
 L. L. BUTTON, Agent. Feb. 1. sS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
WILLIAM SAMPSON

1o&NF
The death vi hi, Distinguished man
took place in New York several M -
siRce The editor of the Neu" OH n,
IN a short notice OF his esertttl lie,
records the following scene. in wh,ct he
was q chief actor:
An anecdoie 10 recorded nf his lorsrsic
courage al this time Which <,r't' lily
illustrates the dignity and mntal t,fmr"ss
# his character. Al nne of n" rms
meni prosecutions before the hIo"t' No
bury. a snbnrned witness was hr'al-l' 10
prove, what was then thr seal 4 ron-
demns,ion and death. thar ,ht .r'.o"er
was United lrshman, and adj ,ir 'is-
tered the secret oath 1T Tie >"rptv,
involving the penalty Of death H. "rh. rs,
according To the from which WAS pr "',c-
ed. A lerr OF satisfaction, never sb>, No
from his face while the death OF has
victim was in prospect, lighted up The
bloa,ed eve Of The judge, when the In,re~
p,d counsel took The paper in his hand.
and in an emphatic tone which command
I'll dftu dtNFFtFu dNGhbbIls Tx hp'h
the court and jury tn hear the oah. for
taking and administering which they we're
abnu. to condemn feln~ creature Ia me
gallows; he then. to the ssInnlshment
Of all, mounted the witness box, aud read
with voice, of which the loud and
earnest tones we're r. ndered s,lll more
impressive BY his manner. 3" IN The
presence Of God, lido rol'0twiiy 'isriare
TwH prrseUere in eniedrori.g 10 torn
brofhe, hood Of affection among irish-
men Of erery religious persuasion, and
that ,ciH also persepPre Ia my e'a:f'a.
rors 10 obtain an equal, FIJI anil ate-
quate representation Of all HE people Of
Ireland"
He paused moment, looked up Ia The
Jury and The Judge. and then While The
attention Of every one.was rlvetted ON hun,
turned rcunds.o the witness by tins side
L. this the only oath the prisoner at
the bar administered To you!"
Ill u.s."
Is the taking Of this oath. the only
ceremony required To make an United
irishman?"
ut is"
| The advocate looked at the Judge, The
| Jurv, and the court, and ltnng the Bible
! from The desk before him, while his rum-
manding figure was raised I" the fullest
height. he strongly repeated again those
memnrabie wotts~~snlemuiv kissed il,
aud SAID So HELP ME Gop"-I now
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No. sea.

lspani I'a#z II 0maihla's Jealh, and his
kfllrg Esaefal Thomson. With the rife
preseale,i hy ihr General. initiate against
The favorable estimate III bis chsraeter.
Bul III, ali Iii e"u,Ily feeilnss we're not
utterly eraflieaied, il proven BY an Incl.
dent ln Ms intsrsies with Gen. Games
eammsnd. On ihai neeaslnn. Dsenia
anxlnusly iHgu,red alter l.lsnleRsni Iahn
Graham. On being inioImed illsl he vas
wounded. slou'ly denied u. On being
asked WHY he vas 50 positive that Lieu
tenant q. Was unhurl. he replied that he
had imperalively ORDERED his pr.,,,le ne
yer 70 modest The Young man. and ne
knew no one who would dare d,sabey
him: none should and llsel II VAS then
sdmlned, that though The brothers. Ora
hame, had been wounded. yei Llrusenan,
q. had escaped injury; Il which ainlls-
slon Oseala greatly joyed. Il seems that
Powell had lillle daughter. 10 whnnl
Lisu'enang q. was knid. and presented
with frocks, in which lie young girl. who
grew very fond III him, alaa,s .usisl.d
IN beiag dressed 1heneler she perceiNrd
Lieutenant e. for shom she Often oek-
ed ouD coming 10 sisi, her. Or IS
motive in sparlae L,eutt"sni &. va era.
tiiude for attention to his children wh,rh
he slsn endeas0red tn rel'sy b, teaching
tile Lieutenant lie English language. Tor
he speaks little English aud is yer, in
teiligeht.
Powell has two wives. as il common
with The Indians, but tiey ara rarely
frieamists. His two better hal,e> live
IN perIec, harmony. having one table in
common, hui orrnpymg separate !. ludr-
ings" They are both young and rome
, ly; one "f thrm is particularly preuy.
They yield passive obedience u his vie
r"rous intellee,. and expressions which
par,ake III the character al his mind Ills
words are ever few. but opposite Al The
conclusion of the talk | have skerhed
/ biz lofty meln and manly bearing His
address j. courteous and afiable, and his
smile j. aitchery. Lake most fndians,
he Is fond Of joke. the opinion that "a.
wages are always grave, being erroneous.
His shake II the hand, like every thing
from him. leaves q lasting imprt.stnn,
and il there be not rice in his fnftrss
he has vicious way Al using them Use.
ola Is greatly amhi,i"us, and iIkt .rher
Indians. resengelul, the Ter ia hones head.
ing their blaod, code. Sa that his com
duct. like that u more civilized men, 10
made up oi mlxed motives. having Just
enough Of the salt ii patriotism H. re-
serve the character irum The faint OF cor
rupllon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31

scarcely i great. hnl men have lbrteassd
~ lfniald - lllrlr nan wlliuInrss o. i'm
pFotit!rnee. Tie limes ars hard II il
true. hus leE ~ III he lempef.le. indusiri-
Gus, saving and managing. and ue will
ihen 6uJ hard lines made easy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Raleieh. Sept. ID.

ha'elsh, sept Is.
.7tieBapfed Murder. On Tuesday last,
between the hours Of 10 and | | o'clock,
sbou, eleven miles from this city, on the
lower Hillsboro' road. on his return from
the lale residence of his father. in Or
angc county. Nc. Thomas A. Cameron.
eldest Sun Of Tue Hon. Duncan Cameron
OF this city, was waylaid and shot, BY
some person concealed in thickel of
bushes, ga The left side Of the road. The
ruihan evidently aimed at Tie head Of his
victim; as one shot struck hs temple, one
his neck, one his n0stril, several The face,
end nins the lefl arm. His left hand
was raised 10 his facc a. the tlme. and
was mos' dreadfuiv .sceToIed. IL is cx-
p.r,-d ,ha, he wall rsr"ver. The motive
for uI- attempt At usa' jer. on reaceable
ard Unotfehdiug oiizsn, must have been
piWiaPr. aud in this view, presents a
case Of airocity heretofore unknown
IN the history Of North Carolina. Mr..
Cameron retained his seat. till the horse
nu which he rode, startled BY the repor.
OF the gun. bore him rapldldly forward.
several hundred yards, where he was met
by party Of lahorcrs. who were attrac-
ed towards him by the noise Of the gun
aud ms calls for help; when he received
The assistance his situation so much re-
CURED From the appearance of the
ggass and bushes, it is clear thai some
person had waited on Monday, to accom-
plisb THIS 1lahnlicsl work; thai being the
day he usually returned To the plantation.
after his customary visit On FRIDAY "a his
father in The city. Tue gun was loaded
with brlsser shot and slugs. several Of lhs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Printers Notice.

q r a season wien the graz a.ies OF our hgris
- cultural friends are oseTfowiRg with the
products Of q boun,iful harvest, it may no, be
improper to call their attention TO the empty
crib & the Printer. Many Of his subscribe.
have suffered their subscriptions to rems,he,
paid for tive u three yeats, and song s,h,.,,.
for longer period; delay which n ' o 60
ed him TO much iuconv enienss AZ ,s.a,,,s"1
due this Office for subscr.r.oo',ss S"I
"a th.sa ,ndehted I'D he hopes that no other
rnnSi,trrs,;ao ,isfi the business Of his demand
viii h., ss.,,Ssary to induce speedy settle
m"a '' Xsm. TIE PRINTER.
sar~epber 10, %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15

Presiden, Jackson says, none break but
those who deserve it--men who depend
on borrowed capital.
What says President Van Buren!-
/" The credit bestowed on probty and
industry is the jus, reward OF meri. and
an honorable incentive TO further aequl-
sition. None oppose 1t who love their
country and understand us welfare"
Call YOU this " lreading in the foot
steps," &c.!-- Under which OF the cate.
CORES laid down by President Van Blu.
rem does Prssiden, Jackson arrange him.
self!
President Van Buren," Il is, under
such circumstances, high qualification
10 know. by long experience, that We act
for people 10 whom the truth, however
unpramisiBg, can always be spoken with
safety. for the trial Of whose patriotism
no emergency is too severe, and who are
sure never 10 desert public func,ionary
honestly lsboring for the public good"
How say you. Messrs. Cave Johnson,
Pesrce. and your several compatriots
whom the people have actually deserted!
Is not this rather cruel towards those late
public funcuonsries! Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Public Sal,

"iLL be sold. on ThuIsf,onths, "a quantity
w on : e.ed" Of !weheu Furniture,
OF housen ,on seiels of Corn,
aoon' iyoof Fodder. Hay, and Oats.
likely Mich Cows and Calses
Sheen head OF Sheep,
y About IS head OF Hogs. about % 81
which suitable 10 kill This fall,
A likely last spnng Colt.
A Gig and Harness,
Some white New York Wheat,
besides great ms0! other articles =. 'e"'O's
"a mention.
NIB. IRE Corn wa be lie '''S" ~0o1 "hs
25th Vt October. CO.
September .
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Washington, I,h SePsember, 1887

The Rev. DIR. Hooper, Of the Univer-
sily Of this State. has accepted the APP
polntment OF Presiden. Of The Baptist
Theological Seminary al Winsboro', 5.
Carolina; and has consequently resigned
his proIessorship, of Ancient Languages
in the UaiVerslIy--lo take effect at the
end Ut the presen, session. The vacan-
cy vii be filled by the Board Of Trustees
al their annual mee,ing IA December.--
The Register justly remarks:
The Institution 10 which DIR, Hooper
is about 10 attach himself, will find IN
Inn a valuable acquisition, sad his native
Stale viii lose ~ amablp and accom-
plIsied gen'lrmta aud ripe scholar"
While spesk,ag ri ovs IN s't>ry II
gives us pleasure IN state Hhat AZ 4>:.'o-
ton IS "a tr,s Il nushins cu.is 49,
There are uow 1871 si4dfn,,5 uuu -
Whom the best order 4n4 'ilsc'p.las pre-
vail. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Public Sale.

"ILL be snld. n .ussday tn i7ih day Of
w oetober n.xt, al the late dwelling house
Of Joshua Thompson deceased. all the person.
al property # said deceased, consisting Of
Horses, Caitle. Hogs,
Crop of Corn, Wheat and Hay,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, &c.
Terms me- known on FAY OF sale.
JAMES THOMPSON, Err.
September IL. ST.
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lslier as vel - he former. taking effect.
We hope Thar he measures lsksn -
deieei The assassin viii insure his arrest.
Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Public Sale.

MILL be sold, o. the lare residence IL
w Samuel Nelson. deceased, on TtuIs-
day the 18th Of October next, on a credit Of
ia evP menihs.
Four likely young Negroes
viz. one Woman and three ChIldreHs
and a tht same tune an Place, all tue perishs
able property Of said deceased, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, and Hogs;
Also, the crop Of Corn, Fodder, 0a1s
and Hay,
.. Three Stills,
One Brass Clock and Case,
aud g.esi rsany other articles not mentioned.
., The purchaser will be required to give bond
aud approved security
GEORGE NELSON, Ear.
Sep:emt IL. SI%9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15

General SsNt,uder Il, siugulas exeep-
ton TO Ibe clrerc Ut most pu'llc neu,
and parurmtetE MS own cuunwQmeu,
He declared h.luseii 10 he a repub ican,
aud when elected President Of New
Grenada, ay"wed his determination 10
retire al the cad Of his terar. Faithful
10 his word and his public trust, he has
retired, leaving New Grenada prosperous
and i peace, free frpm any assumed
authority, any rulnoos experiment any
violation Of the Consum'"d aHt laws.
This Spanish furcuNrarT h>s sa.~,o IS.
amp.e which we Ameut'as ,s ~lth
credit initiate. ~. FORK Star,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
Notice.

ItsHR subs"nar s..c- qus.,fisd at Angus,
Court Of Pea sad QlarteI Sesssans. a.
executor 10 ths issi mIii aud iesiao..ai &c
JOSHUA TH0MP ON. deceit. hereby gives
notice TO all persons indebted TO sa:d estate 10
maze immediate payment, ana t5osr having
claims will present tneu., properly aui' eaIica-
ted, within the taIe prsseuhed BY iaN, OF tnis
notice viii n. sesa - az ufr every
JAMES THOMPSON, Err.
September "a. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15
CAMP MEETING.

a METHODIST CAMP MEETING will
o. commence at Cedar Grove meeting house,
eight miles north Of this place, On MONDAY the
s5th of September, aud continue TOT one week
or longer. Accommodations will be provided
for hose from q distance.
September IA,
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Notice.

Notice.
ffsHB Subscriber having qualified at August
term Of Orange County Court. as Exscutor
Of The last will add testament Of sAMU Eh
NELSON. deceased, hereby gives notice To all
persons indebted TO said estate 10 make ImIae.
date payment. and those haviag claims viii
present them, properly authenticated. within
the time prescribed BY law.or t,Ls notice will
be plead 10 bar Of their recovery
GEORGE NELSON, Ear.
september. ~. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15

& e0a 50I15 takes thsr
j. !. ! ! s. !: : !" ].
- method Of offering his
WA professional services 10 aIs
V@@F fellow ci,isens Of Orange,
N.Y. He has located himself m
2 the town of Hilsbrrough,
~ aud, Tor the present, will 81
80 Morally be found at his shop
one door above the siore Of Lslimsr Me-
bane.
September s. Sew
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Congress.

4 bill was reported in The Senate on
Moada. lazt, BY Mr.. Wight, chairman
Of the committee on finance. foB an inde-
finite POssPOnement Of the payment of
the fourth instalmen, Of money due 70 the
Stales under the Distribution Law; which
vas read, and after feE remarks BY Mr..
Calhoun and Mr.. Webster. ordered to a
second reading.
Mr.. Thomas Allen, editor OF ihe Ma
disonian, has heen eleelsi Printer TO the
Hoase nf RePresentati -. On the first
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-15

vas ttaiis anu dlltI leA rttiiafks nN VT.
Calhoun and Mr.. Webster. ordered to a
second reading.
Mr.. Thomas allen, editor OF the Ma.
d.sonian, has heen eleelsl Printer TO the
iioase of RePresentati, -. On the first
bsilo.ing, the votes were,
For Blair 4 Riyes. I0a
Gales {. seatOn, 100
Thomas Allen, 90
Scattering, e $
The bal.oting continued. with various
results, until the twelfth baIlosing, when
the votes were,
For Thomas Allen, lI3
Blair T. Riyes, lOl
Gales L. Seaion, $50 0
Scattering, Q ~-e
And Thomas Allen was declared duly O.
lected.
The Rev. Mr.. Slieer, Of the Methodist
Church, Georgetown. has been elected
Chaplain BY the Senate.
The Usual standing committees have
been appointed BY the presiding officers
Of each house. The several portions of
the Presidents message have been refer
red to appropriate committees; and dis
position appears to be manifested TO ex-
Pedite, IS much as possible, all the busi-
ness for which this extra session Of Con-
gress has been called.
The resolution, offered by Mr.. Biddle
on Thursday, was taken up on Monday
and read as follows:
Resolred, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury report 10 this House whether
a letter, purporung 10 be addressed by
him tn the Clerk Of the House OF Rep
resenlatives. offering payment in specie
To members Of Congress, is authentic: il
so. TO what other claimants on the freasu-
ry q similar offer has been made, and
wha, Principle Of discrimination, il any,
has been adopted in the medium Of pay
ment to the public creditors.
Mr. Robertson moved to amend the
resolution by adding thereto the follow
ing:
Also, tina, lie report, so far IS now
ascertaIned, the amount of specie recciy.
ed nv the Government since the LIST day
Of Nav last; the sources from whence de-
rived. aud the amount from each; The re.
gulations under which. The same. or any
part thereof, has been disbursed; the
persons 10 whom paid, and the sums paid
to each; the amount now on hand, aud
where deposited; also, whether, siuce the
data above. the public dues. or any por-
ZION thereof. have been ecelsed in prolest-
ed drafts. or any funds ole, than those
prescribed by the joint resolution Of April
80. 1916.
After some discussion, in which Mr..
Biddle, Mr.. Hamer of Ohio, and Mr..
M'Ksy took part, the resolution, as mo-
di6ed, was agreed TO.