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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

a Robert II. HarrlSon.s James armstrong;.
4 lohn Rutledge .- Edward Teliair....
John Hancock. k..:... Benz Lincoln...... l
/ GEORGE WAsHINGToN was therefore declared
unanimously elected President and JOHN ADAMS
] Vice President of the United States. 1t will be
= Observed that Mr.. Adams did notreceive ma jor.
4 ity of the Electoral votes, 80 being scattered
! among ten other candidates. have been told by
an old Federalist. (since deceased who was quite
pnyersant with our Political History, that Mr..
4 Adams was dissatisfied with the vote he received,
and thought it was due to him that the same num-
Z ber Of votes shosld have been given to him as to
General Washington, leaving it 10 the House OF
representatives. TO decide between them, (as they
( lid twelve wears afterwards between Jefferson
1 md Bury This would seem hardly probable,
4 t,no man held Washington higher in estimation
4 han did Mr.. Adams, or expressed more gratifca-
soa than he did at his election as President
sWhere," says he in his Inaugural Address to the
4 Senate, shall we find one whose commanding
heHts aud virtues, whose over.ruhns good fortune
have so completely united all hearts and all voices
shs favor; who enjoyed the esteem and admra-
ion Of foreign nations, and his fellow citizens with
EQUAL unanimiiv? Qualities so uncommon are no
! ccmuon blessing TO the Country that possesses
them. BY those great qualities and their benign
ELECTS has Providence marked out the head ot this
oaton with hand so distinctly visible, as to have
Seea seen BY all men and mistaken by none.
Oh the other persons voted for by the Electors
fer V;ca u 80; L., ~, ,,,,es of Iohn JaV John
hancock aud George Clinton arc familiar to al
readers Robert Hanson Harrison was Chez
Justice of the General Court of Maryland. dc
declined in 1889 The appointment of Judge OF the
supreme Court Of the United States and died in
1870, aged IS. Samuel Huntington was Governor
: OF Connecticut and etc of the Signers of the
Declaration OF Independence. Jehn Rutledge OF
South Carolina was member of the Convention
thar framed the Constitution, and in 1896 Chief
Justice Of The L. S. Supreme Court. Edward
Ielfair Of Georgia, member of Congress from
Ia To '83 and Governor of the State. Benjamin
Lincoln OF Mass. was Major General during the
Revolution. John Milton and James Arms,rsns
who were voted for BY the Georgia Electors, W,
believe. were not conspicuous enough, as puhls
men, to be named by American biosraphers.
The fest Congress held three sessions; the wv
FIRST AZ New York. the third al Philadelphia. Tn
Time of meeting OF the FIRST session was fixed &c
The 9Th of March 1899, but only eight Senator
and thirteen Members of the House of Represen
at'ses convened on that day. quorum of III
House was not formed until the 1st Of April, whe
= Ftederick A Muhlenbers of Pennsylvania wa
Selected Speaker, aud John Beskley Clerk. tt
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lo1E.' = IGGlRBAINSGER. o. sixth street.

Prepared sad sold whossae and retail BY a B. & d:
SA ASDs Druggist, No. 10 Fglioa s' corner oil 'on ana
F:as, Broad say corner Of Market ST. A. Sand Co.
No z73 Broadway, corner OF chamber Il Price $780,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
ENWlLLEU SCOTCH GINGRAMS.-

l. JOHN HUTTON, - fIud>uu.S,rest. has just
crlved IN addition 10 hs extensive as'rscui ct scotch
Gnghauls vt very suFer!or rSiliel Tartan and
heavy Mourning GughamS which. bs. vey su,table for
dresses viii re found well worthy The attention OF
the ladies'
j. II, has always ksnd complete OF Flan-
nel>, Blankets aud Hosiery, well ell other Domestic
Dry Goods rs imeod
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
:, s,AND's GEMEDY for SALT RHEUM,

Ringworm and letters. scaId Head, Ba bers or Jack
SON Ich nd other diseases the skin. They ,fectr-
ay rnrtd lIy the use OF S1sds remedy for St Sheum.
which been tested 10 ne 1902 easfs wnpga i nsi N
one instance having failed any disease o this cass
The nparaleie succrss of this valuable remedy IN cusn
diseases q! the skn without tquai IN the history o med
No change in iet s necessary, and there 10 danger IN
applying il The teaderest infant. Itsnondis o,
IL efficacy almost daily receVed, ana Cd" DC ea"1
al store OF the proprtetors .u.,s IN
The following certificate was b"rfed 10 our agen.s VI
Troy tiessrs Fa,elt and se!dsnj by enc OF m aoA re-
SpeclaDle residsnls 10 that cty :. 20 .ona
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

Af~% btSDH-N, .tf' uotstol'7iIett'
prenared and sold wholesale anh retail, and Tor expor-
,,tion by A b. SANDS & CO, Druggiss and Chemis's,
Cirani,e Buildings No 275 Broaway corner d Chambers
street rserv-York. Sold also by A B / . SANDS Dru5'
II East Broadway corner Of Markets,reet fnce SIS
hotties Tor s.. hii u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

r ADIES'ELEG4NT OYERSHOES.
~ Day FIRST Premium Oyer>aoes for Ladies weigh
hut few ounces made with lesths. or Raider Sles
very elastic vii tkeir beau.Sl shape ioaSerws be-
Geve than any oher manufacture. In addition we have
10 diferea styles ard kiuds OF Rubber Shoes and
OSershces Ladies: prices m Is - s. Ladies ate pdrsc-
isry reminded that every par OF 0vrhoes has our same
attached, an warranted ami II the ,cieS !o>en Others
viii he given Ia exchange or mcuty rttun.I.
HORACE II DAY, SUCCESSOR 10 Roxbury J. l. Co.
MIS- codla ~ Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

DEATH OF Hon. RoEgRr SMir,i.-We hnd the
following notice OF Hon. ROBERT SMITH, whose
death at Baltimore briefly announced yester-
dsv. in the Commercial:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

.tsSo, Iud,a KCbOer IIOlh Ioi- NdItIIGN tVINi nc.
Call and nr yourselves and doni forget the number
IS k>ajtep lane p2s I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

POULAND, F1ESDIsR MuRDER.-Another Of
those feul and unnatural murders that often dis
grace our City was pcrpetrased on Thursday even
ing, By an Engiishmaa named James ADAMS on
the BODY OF his Hne1snding wife Ann, by stabbing
her TO the heart with large carving knife, which
caused her death in a few moments afierward.
From the testimony derived tora the Coroner in
Guest, We are furnished with the following facts:
adams, who laeored for the Street Inspector Of
the Fifteenth Ward occupied, with his wife and
family rear building IL AInity Lane, next deor
70 the corner of Wooster street h was mar OF
very Incorporate habits, and often beat and abused
his wife, who was sober, stead and Industrious
OF England. On Thursday evening about hal; Pa-.
clock, he retHrned home in;oxic.tsei, ard corr
raencea abusing girl#named Ann German. who
was setting the table for supper BY calling her oP-
Probrious names, throwing table plate her
head, and threatening totake her lie. the same
time taking se the large carving knife from the
table His wife who vas oct in the yard. hearing
the noise came in and inquired OF her husband the
r-aso. Of his throwing the pate#at ths girl, When
he replied that he would serve her 90 and
would have the i've. OF both OF them. Nrs=sI-
ans then said she would have hiu;aker up for his
conduct. when he rushed upon her with the caring
knife thrust !, four inches deep into her rigfi;
breast and ,hen drawing it OUT, thrusiise second
tine with g1ea, force through the corset beard and
the centre OF The breas; bone into the sht yen,rce
OF tho heart, intiictns fatai wound. Mrs. Al-
ans screamed murder when the monster lefther,.
and with the knife pursued after Ann German, VINO
escaped only By jumping through the window into
the back ward and then round into the house OF
Mrs. Turner in Wooster street. Ihither Mrs.
Adams followed her. with her garments bathed in
the blood of her heart, and where, after sitting
on chair some eight or ten minutes she expired.
almost as sson as the physician VINO mad been sent
for had arrived Information having been sent 70
the Street Inspector of the Fifteenth Ward, he
carac and arrested Adams, and conducted him TO
the Upper Police Office, where he vas Yesterday
examined by the Coroner and fully committed Tor
trial.
The Coroner on Thursday night held an inquest
on tho body of Mrs adams, after post mortem
examination had been made 81 Drs. Joslgn and
Roberts the jury finding that she came ioher death
by stabs inflicted upon her person BY hcr husband
James Adams.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
From the Boston Evening Gazette.

Ms BsAEAM'-Tac Concerts gwen BY this ssnilelaan
u, The Aelodeon OF Wednesday evening and to night,
were cariialiy attended, both pom, OF numbers aad
the b.llisney OF the audience Mr. Braha,u Is it better
voice he here season aud accordingly
the MUSICAL fureu- which excited his appearance
then hss rs,hes increased ihaa diminished. His
songs on both evenings drew down ,uul,uous applause
and many we're encered In TIE audience was o,v
restrained from calling 70. repetition OF every piece by
the apprehension OF far ,skug the oomplassnco OF
the vocalist, Mr. Braharn accompanies himself the
piano in manner which would command loud approba-
tion were it no, for The Incompatible aScelIencs Of h'
vocal pc rorMalces.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
january IS.
9 nIiunry 10.

|. PoETn3.-Eariy Joys-To Srophga
II. DocToR L,RDS.x's SIXTH LEcTuRE--This L.cs
Sound, and considered one Of the b
of the COURSE
III. LARDsERs Seventh aud Eighth Lectures. being
c!o;mg Lectures of the The SeyeaH
on Electricity aud the Soiiac Pile The
one is on Steam Navigation, Steam Engines =
i, highly interesting. They We're reported
length and with singular accuracy e1c!u,f'!
for th. paper.
" PRocgzol.es Of TIE NAw-Yos. LrcisLIEiE-
Standing Committees of Scaats ant. Assembly
V. CoRzEsroxpEHcg OF TmE TSIBusE-Pfoc
Congres--Ihese Letters contain fol! and AZ
factory report Of both the Senate and Ho1s
Representatives, and embrace during toe ?"
"seH matters Of unusual interest. Letters ~
Harrisburgh, from Special Corresponds
Washington, sc. .
VI. EnfreaTALs-New.Yorka and Georgia--Coresp'
deace betwces the Govefners Of New.Yo'A y
Georgia-Maine, Massachusetts,, Kertuckyio:
Governor Stewards Me.sage-Ncsssge oil U
sersor Portc.-The Ayes Noes aad Absentee
Congress on ,ae Repeal Of The Bansrup! La,
THE BANKRUPT LAW-Santa Fe EHpo.
,ioa-Sew York and Virginia beside nDi'e'''
articles Of .;e1s, &c.
VII. Me McELRArH's REPORT made 10 the Lsen"~ !
Of NewYofk the subject of CAPtTAb IT,.
mESr. sad against it. being abolished.
VII. NEws--F,:e IN and Domestic.
TX. REvigw or THE new YORK MA&SETs.
Y SPIRIT. or rag Domestic MARKETS go,
XI. CATTLE MARKET, Commerciai and Aorey ''
State Stocks-Bank Redemption Age6'''
XII. WHOLESALE PRlcss CURRENT.
XIII. MARRIAGES ASp DEATHS ,ss
The Weekly TrifrIne is published on 'ase. "a
the size of the Daily and sent TO stibscrloet' ~
year, Away. payable IL advance Single copies
u. Docroa LAZD"ER's LEcTuggs-Ths NsehH
une of thi. week contains the three last LeSs'
DR.. Lardner's Second Series The paper may De 00'-
At oar Office any time today. We have few cope
.naiuing OF the Nos. ~hch contain the five hr't =,
Of the ,aLne ,esles.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
Politics In Ohio-sharuon Renohn
-Aboiitior-Gov. Corwin-Shn N ne~
form. SIC. r~-;,,,
Cor nMRrs OHIO Jan 3 80

4
| CoLuMgus, Ohio, Jan ,, 80
Dear SIR: TIE Eighth OF January Convention
hold.n 70 nominate candidate fer Governor has
p,, been terminated WlLsoS SHANNON was
aran put in nomination. The Convention itself
was a very small affair. Grea, efforts had been
made TO sc, up large Mass Convention. The
different counties that appointed Delegates, APP
pointed very large number, AND in some counties
they resolved to &c en massa. We ell looked for
great turnout; bu; after all The brgling end
drumming there were less shan one thousand in al
tendance. Il was complete failure and the
leaders are exceedingly mortified. The Conven-
ton was apparently very unanimous in the noni-
nation Of Coz. Shannon and j, will be 80 given
out; but there was in fact strong opposition to
his nomination. He is not Radical enough 70 suit
the leaders, and they were anxious for the nonns-
ton of Dowty Utter, whose greatest qualification,
in their estimation, Is tina; he is opposed to all
Banks and Is guilty OF frequent batteries upon the
Kings English H. was made President, Of the
Convention, which will perhaps keep him quiet for
two yearslenger
TIE Abolitionsts have held their Con.eation,
and nominated for Governor LEICESTER hlsG,
of Trum5ull county. Judge King was present,
and accepted the nomination, to the great sur
prise and regret OF his friends. This party de-
terrnined TO make thorough organization, and
they will probably poll about four thousand votes
IN the State mex, fall Judge King is the strongest
man they could have selected, The avowed object
of the party organization is TO destroy the Wing
party; and Judge King having been prominent
Wing was selected with the hope that he might
draw OF large portion Of Wings to his support.
In this, however, they have reckoned without their
host. Those who have been his vehement friends,
will be the most arden, in their opposition him.
The Wings will run Gov CoRwIs, ard if Da
can be prevailed upon to consent to be Governor
for two years longer, the result is not doubtful
The I.oco-Focos are staggering about with great
deal of pretended confidence OF triumphant
Even at the last election although they succeeded
in eecting large majority in both branches OF the
Legislature, still there was a Wing majority Of
three thousand in the popular vote In that Eec-
ton the Wings were paralyzed They knew not
how to act. 1t is not so now, nor will it be So on
the Sd Tuesday of next October. They are ready
now to wipe out the disgrace of their las, defeat,
could day of conflict be allowed them.
The present Session of the Legislature will do
nothing for the People, who looking to them
for help. The party in the ascendant are divided
in the Councils. Their ma erity is made up OF
Bank-men and Bank -hatng Locos. They cannot
agree what to do, and the result will be that they
will nething--but of this some good will come as
twill contribute t, the triumph of batter princi-
piles, and TO the selection of better men 20 carry
thsse principles into practical operation.
Yours. Is.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

LATER FROM Cul2A.-By way#ot Mexico We
have adyces from Canton the eth August, b,~
ing three days later than before received. Admi-
raj Parker sailed on The Goth, with most OF the
land and sea forces, 10 make demonstration upon
Pekin. The Chinese had offered Sir Henry Pot
finger (he new British Superintendent Tea Mill
ION Dollars, if he would cause the expedition TO
be rclinq This he dccliued and on the
other hand declared that in case any hostile de-
monsrration was made by the Canton forces, lie
would again take the city, and treat the Chinese
with the utmost rigor If, however, they keep
=qaiet, lie would respect the Six Million treaty. y
few foreigners remained at Canton, and several
ships Ut Whampoa, but Sir II. T. had advised the
former to be ready at a moments notice.
Journal of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

u Curious Calculation, showing how man may enioy
III Al average life fifty -four years three mouths tsec
ty-iEe iay>. eour, mJrute and hall time ,bs,
IS Invariably Spent pcxcruca,ing pain ANA torment, J
nau from IL years o: age I'LL 10 occGpe, IS minutes
day sharpening IN, Gathering aud scraprs eve,
aud over sgain MS harmless, innocent aud raoTerdir,
chm. Let hir. purchase Of Geo. Saunders. Metal
Tablets, which @ill cause the operation 10 Go Performs
III ono minute AMI half BY any stop watch with .r4
pleasure and the shove ensh OF time. But 81
fuiro purchase OF tho limitations Row about or lie
- minutes hiIherto syf65n. may b. doubled.
GEO. SAUNDERS, The Inventor ana Msnuiac;ure
li3 Rroatya-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

AMERICAN Mcssva-Ttc publi, II. Gear in rsi.4 J.
3r }. fursyoaa, late malrc. oi .ablishrle.
MS Farewell Scu-.i hero so-ashi. Mr +. has 10
four ycass conducted t5I'r!acs II Grca, honc- 10 ~
self aa satisfaction TO the pubic. Es Eo~ app,.,
the t5st AKA zs. time taose wno kGow hia an ioi
h,: be ,aaY h. remembered cay his pa.;
please ~: observe BE presents tie most uons -
Of euic,taiL ueniS prol,accd here CT snr. =;
number OF eminent performers aayins Yo!upe.,.Ssss
his Benefit The Indians perform ,o,aigst for the 10
rfu~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
Franl d. s. r.iec,snh

IL We would call tee attention of orr readers 10 Il
advertisement of Mr. Se5Ing, relation 10 bis gs,-
tive Coral To those susjGc TO stscks OF tyspea,,
.crvors diseases we uo recommend the Cord. ~
licviag il 70 re sovereign remedy. Il may &c r,Z..
NOT only as ueliclue bu; asa del!s htful hsg,,
ans. doubtlos. ,iI be extensively used such ahsa ~
ter knosn IL flavor II e1csiieni, and sGual ;ot,
finest Old port she,ry. We have ]ast tried tas ac.
ana can rccos!wead il as &c OF Zee best accguls.p,A
10 hearty dirRer thar can be placed upon .ay ,,S,
Sold i, 1872 Fnl,ou-srsct. il59-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

EusALMrse THE DEAD.-Drs. +. ana a. Par
sons, at No. 3 Winter-street Place, have sent 4
circular to the medical profession in Boston, say
ing ley have established them elves in that city,
with the intent practice the art OF embaiming or
preserving for longer shorter period, the
bodies OF those deceased whose relics their friend
NAV wish kept from decay" This is new thing
under tho sun, in this section of the world We
think. however, that these gentlemen are well
qualified! to accomplish what they promise. In
France, the act Of cmba!ming distinguished per-
son. is customary. The bodies OF many celebrated
individuals known 70 Us the page of history.
although many years dead, appear as though ,hcy
were only in a quiet slumber, The natural ten
dency decomposition is seasonably arrested, and
ii is not at all Improbable that their bodies may be
preserved for centuries to come.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

Il Judge Gt.tli;hs, Of Philadelphia, owe. % years
-cc say. tina; four mosths the top Of his hesi
cutie bald and wha, li;rIe h,r be bad the ac, W,
gray snd filed wta J0uLrU! ami tnat II iaIls ia.
that two month";. after he p.ed Jones' Oh u Co,syC;,
cSsa ne had fine dark Silly mead Of hair growing a.,
TIN, IL 70 f:tiou. II sold - Chshais ST. Mind H.
number il 50. Den'tbuv II unless The label is sgred
lnM.S
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

see LastPage
ey our Legislative report 1t will be seen
thu. Nassrs. GRovr, McMuRgAY, OSULLlyAs
and D,ArEzAc haye determined that the bill? re-
peajing the Registry Law shall be passed with
out Investigation or dciberation. Mr.. Grout can
not eyer#uai I'll /, bill can be framed amending
generally the Election Laws of the State. Last
winter he and fhs Loco-Foco party defeated the
general hiil refusing State Election from three
days to o6e allowing the political minority in each
town or election district to choose one Inspector
and embracing many otter sahtary provisions 10
which no objectioncould be made, By insisting that
The repeal Of the Registry should be incorporated
in it; now they yei not permit what they then so
strenuousy insisted-on But can it be that OUT
new Reform Legislature Is windy and SO idle
that a aw correcting generally the defects in our
Election system cannot be framed before April
Such IS MIR. Grout'S prctence-yet not more dis
erediable than baseless. The bill is already ma
tured-it was perfected at the last Session until
no objection was made TO it from any quarter it
passed each House, and only failed to become a
law because Messrs. Grout & Co. at the eleventh.
hour obtained the control of the House and piled a
repeal Of the Registry upon it.
Mr. McMlrray was as insutingy exsltant over
the victory which the inscrutable providence Of
God in the death OF our late President had given
TO his party as it natural for little soul to be-
Mr.. O'Sullivan, too in the same spirit, was for
Death without speeches on the law which ha. given
Ncw- FORK indisputably pure and honest Election
and saved her from four days per anHum of drunk
enness, lawless passion, and debasng immoralities.
When the Registry Law was passed, ample time
was given for expressions OF the popular Will, for
discussion and remonstrance-now its enemies
have power and their cry is Death without
speeches. Well it is our turn to bear now, and
they shall hear no unmanly complaint. Let US be
thankful that they dare not drive US back to the
riots and turbulence, the Insane ferocy and drunk
en- ribaldry, of our thrce.days' Eection-that they
dare not crowd us back into the immense excited
MODS, through which feeble man was often intim.
idated from making his way, and in which we'll
dressed one often had his clothing ruined by tar
and grease designedly castupon it from rutfian
hands. They cnn destroy the cifectua barriers
which the Registry has afforded against Illegal
Voting, and will dosoin mockcry of their theatre
cal horror Of all alleged frauds which do not enure
to their own benefit; but the other wise and bene
ticent provisions of the Registry Law will still
main. and will soon be extended to the whole State
Let us rejoice, then, friends of honest quiet, and
prompt Elections, that in this day of over
whelming delusion, our adversaries dare not undo
all the good which Wing ascendancy has accom-
plished. The Districts, the Inspectors chosen by
each party, (not Gift one TO The other and
The one-Day Elections will be saved or protec-
ton against Illegal Voting we must calmly Jide
our time.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
Bosten Medical Journal

SuH-We EARN that several thousand pounds
weight of cocoons have been raised in this vicinity
during the past sea:on. The season before, only
about ono hundred and fifty pounds a still larger
amount would be raised, "c suppose, il NC had
mandatory in thi. place enough, perhaps, to
suppy- the West Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
BylThis Mornings Southern Nail.

80, - r, -aa,.i -s,;.;o,a ,r;7c:-
lsf.s,.eA az y =, $50 49,.
Paiis rom 80 ,. :,
p0as5.sas - ,-.sn.s8 sod private
f;7i - ,.45,,, ;oeI a,.,;en.
., srea, length
VI. Pyx-a<z ,ybo onoo,s,i t.. and recommend
y i'. D..-''0.' :. ~. ~ y = -. Stew
g : f'''.'' :, ''ls
NJ 4'.'''' % 's (-,-,u,;...s
by 'Ae [e'1sns o '''' pa - =.
OF "iici vi. : 's',,' = -
maj hasias maze .4s '0.'o... - - -.
iaz--is : -. r..l,,.;o, ,,-o-
,''l.e ''''-ee' wa. =. - ~.
sl5 ~ t' '-.5'.,,-' u 80,
v noe non any o''a q ~; -. -,
rom the course e's, o.' @
ao under eof9s1sS''''''' y
such a resolution wss inasPeHsaDis= '''.'a'.
Ion 't pubic business,
nE.=o- Dt'ls sas's i'o'-e u -'es'''-''0',=
.esta7ish tllfs oae-''s0F rue
Mr.. Ill 19tssa again asAeo i'a's - oe.=
s9iqtl9R to terminate ~. 'eOa's y, ~, ,,ssox
Note p'i!' Tue. 'eSeF,sto.'o Mo.
o9Jeelns. VII. AloEt'' 4 - ','s,S
Tor liz introduction 'ill1'i 's''eu--
/ to--not oeihs isso-'p''''s
he ttotise after some iu''o"
the suoirct= OF cso''1s Tue '''o,'
committee Oh 1.,t y NV
Chair, and resumed The CONSIDERATION u ''1
suTy Note bill
llr. ]. Il. IaGERsoLL, III Very aO'e 't'.eN'''
defended the bill, expressing his preference 'o'
loan over Treasury Notes, but showing ihat os Tue
principles OF the oil! basn tue ssi'.o' 80,
Notes and OF loan were united eitheT 10 os# t''a'-
ti5ed as required by the interest OF the 'o'ern'est
- Nr. G1LMER# opposed the bill as II now stood.
,on,s9,li1g that the amount proposed 10 be raised
vas Greater than necessary, examining. in proof
Of ibis the estimates Of the Secretary Of the Urea
surv. aud arriving at the conclusion that 70 neces.
.i,y existed Tor more than six and a halt millions
doila-s. for winch amount he would go. He main
,ai8e, tina, Treasury Notes were preferable 10
f,ndsd debt ina Government; OF tiuctuating reve
l.l., ours bnr that b., the most rigid econo
,o,renc 7rneat and reform. the necessity for
.l,.:r,,,o ] IL, obvatsd a. far as po.sble.
Nh c.I.Txcprso,.L. Win the DISPLAY Of more
,rofo,,a3 TALENT, As usual, than consistency, ep-
ao.oa ,ao tu da,Ioring= that neither the Treasury
Note Or ,be=I.oan system, should receive his sup
C,,,.srrn,o, Furnished rbs security
-, ,,c, va. m, co,,.e Of
~ -
to Government, which otherwise they would be
willing and eager to do, there being now snty OF
money=in TIE country, Chaos mad come overtime
.i.,(