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Slene eisbter eSabrif
in 1lIIeitfdltlt.

III 2lllentaltn.
Der llnterseidptete benadridtt9t hternllt
bic @inpobner oieler Staet uno 9tadbarS
fdaft, bas er 70 eben eine eicbtcreSabrif III
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fein @efddft einen an9emeienen Slntbell Der
&uneidaft ces pnblifim6 81 crbalten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-30

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Defentltebe 93enplt.

Samlfa9s, ben 2ten-Ga9 Sebruar, 1889,
foll an temSauie beellrterfArebeneit in0ties
Der @acun9ie Saunlhip, eeda @auntD, oilf
6fFeutliher @enbu perfauft Werben: Gtn
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Dieh, StAaafe, Shweine, @rnnebecren, uno
fcnif nod, aIlerbano Observation-Disclosures,
at ipsitlduftig 81 meleen. @ute 9ufpartim9
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
The New Jersey Question.

Tho torrent 81. Debate stlll runs on. We give the
Proceedings Of the House Of Representatives Tues.
dav md Wednesday Iast-We have no papers or letters
from Washington later than Thursday morning bat
the Alexandra Gazette OF Ftday morning says, untef
the Postscript head:
Isstcrday, the Se,,2ts adjourned after short Esecr'
tive session.
IN the Honse IF Representatives,, Mr. Wise having
the floor, spoke his motion (see yesterday pa.
peri until clock, when Mr.. Cost Johnson obtained
the floor He was speaking when our report closed At
10 minutes before o'clock
Letter from Washington on Thursday evening,
states that the Fl. Of r. adjourned at o'clock "MT
John @ Adams has the floor tomorrow and as usual,
will probably waste the day
The result of this question is uncertain; but We n
slider it most probable from the powerful Speech OF III
Dromgoole and from the remarks Of Messrs Rhett arc
Shepard that the FIVE Wing Representatives from v"
Jersey will not be admitted before the House IS orS:
zed, and the contest has been submitted 10 the 'tE
scrutiny Of a Committee of Elections
The issue Is made up between the Gorernm s ms''
brrS and the Peoples members In such contest 'Hs
People Of he State should prevail the Governor o.
the State. There be doubt, that the i've ne.
publican Representatives have been elected by MAJ
rity of the People. The polls show it, Mr.. Ranoo'P
(the Wing member) acknowledged it, in the p!eseh.%
of the House. 1t is admitted all hands, ,n
the votes ofthe townships of South Amboy and OF w
vile were suppressed by the Clerks Of Middlesex
Cumberland. Even the Governor Of New Jersey g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
The New Sneaker.

Mr. Hunters Address to the II of Representative.
is excellent 1t is brief, but expressive There not
a line in II, In which d" not cordially subscribe lie
for free enquiry into the afatiuns of the Go
vcrnment: for an economical expenditure for lu>t
>pcct 10 all tn" great interests OF the country, within
their proper orbits; and especially for the nvolabIiiE
Of the Constitution. Mr. Hunter solrmnly repeats his
determination 20 stand b the ''princpics upon when
h. stanis pledged before the country OF conrse-
lhcce great State Rights principles, which c"nst,"l"
the glory well the safety of Imaginative hal
this declaration with unmingcd satisfaction 1t an
nounces to the Wings, who supported him, that he still
rocs for strict construction of the Constitutions against
National Bank, and for the Independent Treasury.
against National Tariff. National System Of Inter
nal improvements against AbolIilonsn IN all Ms forms
and of course, thai h. will politician IN the pro
per place 90 against the Wig candidate, who is dam"
rrc0y opposed Ia the irgna Doctrines. In conduct
ing the duties o. t5c Char, Nr. Hunters Language
shows that ,c determined to be swcrvci By the
vocG Of those, to whom he principally owes his crr
ilon--hut that he will observe Just impartraty-ad-
mnstcring the important duties of his high oitlrs
''wthout fear, favor affection.
The Washington Cores pondcnt OF the Bah'nore
Patriot states that ellis remarks were Delivered IN
graceful spirited and effective manner ana the impes
sion wa produced upon all parties that the ne" SPEAK
c- entered the discharge OF his hlgh ana important
duties most auspIc0uslr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
(ET0n ibc EfObc.j

AIcssrs. Editors: | perceive that nm liable TO BE-
misunderstood in the last paragraph bn! OF my
speech, published in your paper of to-day 1t does not
clearly express wl:arI intended.
There may seem 10 be contradiction between say.
ing that a decision BY the House that the gentlemen
bearing the Governor commissions are not entitled to
take seats would he Infringement of State rights,
saving as at the close of the paragraph, thai
refuse them seats would be fragrant dsre gard of the
laws of New Jersey. What meant was, that it would
be no usarpaon o: oo~cr for the House thus 10 adj
Judge and decide. Deemng such judgment to be with
in its competency the errors of that Judgment whateve!
they might be- would in strctness, be no Infringement
Of State rights though, in exercising its power Of udg-
ing the House might disregard or not give sufficient,
weight to the ltws of New Jersey.
Respectfully,
December IL, 1889. W SLADE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21
December IL, 1889.

A sIes.-Who could have imagined that when the
eloquent young member from Virginia, .Ir. NJ. l.
Hunter, made speech last session for which he re-
cevcd the thanks and applause of the Democratic party
Throughout, the Union, in favor Of the Sub TrtasUry
nth the Specie Clause, he was destined to hccome IN
very few months the chosen leader Of the Wing phaanx
in Congress; Has that measure ceased to be big
bear: Are s.business men longer 10 be driven into
active hostility to the Government py the mere partlzan
CRY of Sub Treasury! subrreasury! Do the Wings
zar 10 make love 10 great Of delrerancc
and berty-to steal principles as they have hith.
erto stolen our namcs' lfso what has recommended
TO their support for the Speaker chair who has
identified himself politician with the success ofhat
odious nbomiaaHe, acitked and runoas Sub-Treasury
bill, and especially of its very dabolical feature Of
Specie Clause-S y. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

OR REET-The Hotel Goochlan Courthouse and leo
of Land. The Tavemhoue is large and commodous two
and stables with other necessary houses.
Possession may be had Immediately For particulars apply
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.,
G5pcfca5 Cou-,Louse,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-21

Mr.. }ANDERPDEL observed that the debate for
for the last day two, had been much on one side,
that no opportunity had been allowed of saving any
thing tie other side. fhe thought that its proirac.
ton would make single convert, he would be will
ing to sit here for week; but every gentleman had
made mp his mind on one side the other and he did
not believe that any one would change his opinions,
were they TO sit here till doonSdav He would there.
fore, move to lay the whole subject on the table
Mr.. WISE inquired whether the motion was in
order.
The SPEAKER said that it was
Nj. SHEPARD of North Carolina asked the gen.
cran from New York 10 Withdraw his motion in
order 10 allow him opportunity Of making briei
explanation
Mr. GRAVES and Mr.. WISE protested arans. the
right of gentleman who had the floor to make anv
such contracts 1.-THE gentleman from New York Weld
cd the floor to another member, he should have right
TO claim it again when that member done with his
remarks
Mr.. YANDERPOEL inquired of the Chair if it had
not been the general usage and rule of the House for
member who had the floor to yield il TO another who
had asked leave TO make explanation and to take il
again when that explanation had been madc'
The SPEAKER answered that such had been the
practice of the House; but he did not understand that
there was any parliamentary law on the subject.
Mr.. JOHNSON of Maryland said that where an OBJ.
lection made to member retaining the floor after
having yielded it for the purpose of explanation, it
had been decided against him, and cited a decision Of
Mr. Speaker Polk on that point
Mr.. FANDERPOEL then said that he did not yield
the floor.
Mr.. WISE here rose to point of order, and Mr.
Fanderpoe sat down The law of l7o9 he said reauir
ed that before proceeding to business all the members
ofhe House must be sworn The Chair had said that he
would submit the question to the House for its decision
whether the members claiming TO take seats as mem
bers from New Jersey should De permitted qualfy
and he had offered resolution in the negative FORM
that they should not be permitted to qualify Now, he
would ask of the Chair, what would be the question if
this resolution Of his should be laid on the table:
Would the question again arise: Shall these gentle
men be sworn:
The SPEAKER replied that the resolution now De-
fore the House being of negative character the ques
ton would naturally arise, "Shal these gentlemen be
sworn; if that resolution should be laid on the table
Mr.. MCKAY referred to case decided by Mr.. Speak
Barbour, in which the question raised whether
certain gentleman entitled his seat and that
question having been laid the table, the decision was
that the rejection Of resolution in negative form
equivalent to decision in the affirmative An appeal
was taken, and the House reversed the decision.
Mt, ADAMS ssasd if q motion to lay on tic table
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the formation Of bilious and liver affections, Fever and
Ague, &c. in those reside hot climates, nl low and
mary countries, and the best cahar'ic that be USED for
those localities Scancn will find them All ntlbr remedy
for the Scuvy aud Travellers the hest mcdic:e they
the dangers of exposure in unhealthy eli
For ordinary Family Physic, lcyarc universally aF
proved the best offered
The pee uar virtues OF the Tomato Plant have for long
time attracted the attention medical profession and the
public and great interest ha been directed to the future de-
vrnpement eff medicinal qualities, winch the proprietor
Ippy being able grutify-and presents his pills
public fun confidence being the
and REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED. Numerous
certificates If curcs who have taken them, and
testimony Of several who have prescribed thum all
corIonrac thi> opinion. The rapidly increasing
demand for and thu, universal avprub,,iou be slowed upon
them, au Una evidence OF their mciIts and USE
tulur>s
In presenting this article the public, the prop e,or
influenced by the hope that medicine prepared VIII much
aud with strict regard t" the Chemical and hrnru-
properties Of several Ingredients should take the place
of the Irresponsible medicines of the day, with which the
country aaundaud from the favor already bestowed upon
it by and others, he feels justified expecting Thu
result.
For full Ct this interesting discovery, tesmoni
ais mod" q" orttIon Nc Pamphlets, tc may tic hn'
gratis ui alt who sell these pills.
None genuine without thu, signature OF G. X. PHELPS
VI. ID, sol" proprietor, lartinrd Conn
Fer SALE BY,
j. Fnanahc General Agent No. 10 Exchange Place,
the Post Office Also by A PEI clnnu No Il! Rue to
j, Baker x Co, No - New Lcvce
Dr. AMar,hal Corner a,l,n,es and Tc,apit"ulas
J. Ross, Lafayette City.
& Morrison. No II, Canal street
q Jones, corner Tivuli Circle aud Triton Walk.
L. Those that wish to AgcntsJ address + tFOI
ANSBt., wholesale Arcn ly