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MARRIAGES.

In this village, sth inst, by the Rev. Mr. Scott Mr. Addison
L. Paige, of the Union House, Miss Caroline NJ. Peck.
Ia this the ID nst by Lyman Briggs, Esq Mr.. Geo
NJ Town to Miss r. L. Ormsbee daughter OF Nathaniel Orm
bee, all of Montpelier.
In Stafford, 3lst u by Stephen Morrill,, Esq, Mr. Amos
Morrill, to Miss Sylvia Hazeltine.
In Hartford, Mr.. John Newton to Miss Martha Dutton.
At Hollis, NJ H. 3lst u, by the Rev. Mr.. Phelps Charles
Fletcher Esq. Of LYNDON VI, Miss Lucy F. daughter of
b. NJ Farley, Esq. of II.
In Derby Nov g. by Warren Pierce Esq Mr. Luther Eager,
of Derby Miss Mary odgden Newport by the same,
New port Jan Z Mr. Lewis s. Pond Miss Arva Lee, both
OF Stanstead, L. e.
In Troy, 25h ult by Rev. n. H. Downs Norman Boadman,
ESD of Troy Miss Lydia George formerly of Chelsea
In Burington 3lst u, by the Rev. John X Converse MI
Russell Bute of the late Governor Buto of Waterbury,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Cook daughter OF Mrs Severance of that
Cabot, Jan. 3 by Rev. L. Fl. Tabor, Mr. VIM. Tinkum
of Eohfeld, Miss Vienna Goodale, Of the former place.
n ST. Johnshnry, CAD ult, by Rev j. Morse, Mr.. VIM.
Hu'cbipson, OF Barnard, Miss Mary NJ. Haet of ST. j.
H. Cabot jan H. by Rev. L. H. stone, Charles b. Chandler
NJ. D. of Tuubdge to Mrs. F A. c. Harvey, of Cabot.
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Rhode ISLAND. Fhe Ticket for State Officers
made up Ivy thu friends Of the legal Constitution in
this State, is us follows:
For Governor, JAMES FENNER, of Providence.
Lieut. Coz. BYRoN DIMAN, OF Bristol.
Sec. of Stale, HENRY bowen, of Providence.
.Aify GeaI, JOSEPH M. BLAKE, OF Bristol.
Treasurer, STEPHEN CAHooNE, Newport.
Gen. Fenner and Mr. Cahoone are Van buren,
men the others Wing.
The Dorr party Convention assemblies Feb. 9th.
1t will probably nominate a full ticket, though we
hear that its leaders, believing they have little
chance of success, will waive a General Ticket,
and make rush only for the Legislature, hoping
thereby to lulI the friends Of Law and Order 10
sleep. We trust they cannot succeed either way.
will vote under the legal Constitution, only TO
overlurn it and establish that OF DOrr.-I'ribune
.Neic Hampshire Nominations. The Wing Con-
venton III Concord, on Thursday last, nominated
Gen. Anthony Colby, of New London TO be sup
ported us the Wing candidate for Governor at the
election in March next AT the same time,
and convention, Ichabod Goodwin, Of Ports
mouth, George W. Nesmiih OF Fraukl n, Enos
Stevens, Of Ch0rlestown, and Joseph Sawyer oil
Piermonl, were nominated as the Wing can
dlaIes Tor Congress. There are now four distinct
tickets TO DO supported at the March eeclion,--
the Wing ticket Hills Anil Radical Locofoco
ticket, The Locofoco Radical ticket and the Abo
tion ticket
Georgia Election. The full returns have a
length been received, which show the following
result:
Crawford, (W.) 24645
Mcdonald, IL. FL 20055
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ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA.

The following account OF the recen, eruption OF
Mount Eina, is from a correspondent, of the Lon
don Despatch. The eruption took place in the
fore part of December last
"We started from Palermo, by the Messina
road, at half past o'clock on Monday morning.
Dec. D, and towards sunset on the following day
arrived al Aderno, (l44 Sicilian, or lis English
miles from The Capilal,) and thence, while chan.
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OF We told that market prices" quoted from the city
pspers generally little higher than the prices actually paid,
Tha reports pupo generally give the lowest and highest
ptice and matter of the price, which
lot Of arg article would bring be less than the highest
price reported Another remark perhaps, will not be out Of
place II Is that the purchaser here Of article be
Market regulate his price in view Of the freight
well the prsbab Of the market when the produce
rivpst hnre
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$50 REV ARD.

SToLEN from The stable O the subse ber, the night
- the 25i of Jan, inst light bay mare eight years
old star IN the forehead three white feel quite dark
the shoulders but ncnng TO yelowish cast near
the head-yery high life and fast traveller, about fifteen
and half hands high-one foot has a running from
the hair the ankle to the bottom Of the foot. Any one
returning said mare giving Information where she may
be found shall half OF the above reward, aud
for the and the thief the above reward and the thanks
Of ,he subscriber.
Sad mare has long tail and very black.
DANIEL ANDREWS.
Winchester, Conn Jan. "a, Is43. %
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoxpAr, Fob. 6. 1913.

INepOTIed FhITIoII
Al market $50 Beef Cattle, 700 sheep and 90 Swine.
PRioEs-Beef CaHcAn aduanco effected, and quote
to correspond First quality 81 50 7j second quality
81 25 third quality IS o3 o. About Cattle sold
for something than highest quotdousprobaby sold
for 50.
siecpNeaIly al at Market stabilized Weathers, and
sold from 50 50 to 4 IS.
Scne-No snle
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DY vrne OF sundry decees in bankruptcy issued out of
ID the Dslr Coud of the United States for the District
Of Vermont, vestng ia the several rights and
Of the Banslups therein set forih-l will sell at public
auction al the DWELLING Of William ogers in Mont
p M and other calms beng the assets Of
Wm Mann and others
50 as above, The dwelling house of SelGen FOss in
Mddcsex the l6th day of February next o'clock
p M. all said Fosss right and interest in the Vincent
Farm (so caled) which the said FOss lives also
a number of and other stock farming tools ho y,
grain and potatoes swine, sc. beng the assets of said
Foss.
Also above, at the dwelling house Of Horace Snow, in
Mddesvx, the l7h day Of February next, O'Clock p.
M all the right and interest David Sheldon has dwell
ling house, barn aud house LOT Middcsex Village being
the which he now lives also said Sheldon's right
aud iaeresi IN the building sc he occupies Tame
ry being the of the sand Sheldon.
JOSEPH HOWES.
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Washington Co.
January 25h, 1913. 93:3w
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Crawford, (W.)
Mcdonald, IL. FL
20,055
1880
Cru Words Majority,

Modification Rebuked-On The 25lh uIlin,o, the
House OF Delegates of the State of Michigan very
promptly and decisively rejected proposition to
nullify the act of Congress requiring the election
of Representatives TO be made by single districts.
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From the New York Tribune.


FLOUR AND MEAb-There Is little activity in the
ke but improvement in prices Genesee quote 81 40 "a
50; Michigan 81 IA 81 l Ohio 81 l-2 So There
is however, very little Michigan to be had at 81 Ia Troy
nominal 81 IL.
LARD-A sale faOO bbls new Ohio bcen made at Ice
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From Texas. The following lotler from a
"gentleman of high standing" at Galveston, in
the New Orleans Bulletin OF the 2lst confirms
the news before received. 1t throws light upon
the true condition of Texas affairs:
GALVESTON, Jan. Is, lS43.
Sir Under cover ! send you an extra contain.
ing the latest accounts from our little army My
private information conyinccs inc that the worst
therein stated is true, while the better part killing
400 Mexicansl is untrue. There can be no doubt
but that Col. Fishers division has been captured.
We are all in confusion here doubt hangs on
tho minds Of all as TO future events. The prudent
aud business portions of onr community believe
that we shall be invaded both by land and sea in
Il short time. The fall Of Yucaian will be the
signal for this event.
ave are in bad way, and am sorry 10 pro.
claim il. Dstrusl pervades al classes of COM
MUMMY. Business is suspended We have no
money in trade-none i'll the national treasury
No credit abroad, and it is utterly impossible for
us TO obtain any relief any where III case we are
Invaded by powerful force. Many will continue
| to remove to the United States, as heretofore bu
q Inrge majority will remain aud prove victorious
or die ia defence of their country aud homes"
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REAL ESTATE All AUCTION.
WILL BIO sold under an odt OF Probate Court on he
w 9lst day of February next oil the premises IN War
rem the home farm of Joseph W. Edredge late of said
Warren deceased except the widows dover therein; also
various articles of personal property.
FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT, Administrator
Warren, Jan. 20, l843, sSw3
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NOTICE.
HOPE SUFFICIENTLY

e. HOPE SUFFICIENTLY
shall be under the necessity If turning my demands
L TO creditors pay their debs unless my friends who
are indebted to me viii call and pay part Of their
accounts. BY doing they viii very much obge their
friend and humble servant,
HARRY RICHARDSON.
Montpelier, February l. lB49 95
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that have this day given my
l. Hubbard Pierce, MINOR his time during his minority.
shall therefore claim Of his earnings, pay any
debts Of his contracting after This date.
VIM. w. PIERCE.
Witness JAMES PIERCE,
Warren, Jan $50, ls43. +95
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pEDLAISS.

NN AN1EDi six industrious capable, honest men each
with very stout horse, , sell Tin Ware and 9TH
er Domestic Manufactures, TO commence the first OF
Apul neSl,-Ihose who are healthy owe, p Yeas Of
age and can furnish satisfactory monias good char
ami steady habits have en- 10Y for months
personal application by eter add tssed The SUBJ
scrbeI pos paid BURRAGE YALE.
South Reading, Mas. Decembe, ~, 1912. y0t9w
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DANIEL, LAVE NOE

ONLY MANUFACTURERS OF MEDFORD RUM.
- OLD at wholesale b. REED X SPALDINCi, Nash
~ ua n H., MANNING 81 HALL, No. Is Central
WHAT, Boston. which the only Boston or
Nashua where pure MEDFORD RUM be bought at
Wholesale. Likewise sold Wholesale by J.MACK-
lNIlSE Co Charleslown ABNER PIERCE, West
Cambridge, CHARLES WOOD a. Co. Cambridge pot.
September !, 1912. y0m4
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WATRENi .an I'D 1915.
WHEREAS, Betsey my wife has lef my bed anil
w board the eore al pers forbid harbOring
trusting her my account as shall pay 4eots Of her
contracting after this date.
+g4 NATHAN THAYER.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT DISTRICT


IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
MATTHIAS CANAAN, of Moretown, in said District be
declared Bankrupt, the office Of Samuel Prens District
Judge In Montpelier in said District Tuesday the 2l day
o March, 1913, ten O'Clock, forenoon.
SIDNEY CRAM, of Roxbury, in said district, he de-
claed bankrupt at the office Of Samuel Pentiss district
Judge, Montpelier in said district, Tuesday, the 2st
day vi March, 1913, ten O'Clock forenoon.
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LA

~HAsnN MOND, PARIsHvILLE and MA szffNSk9
IsiiihIas T1LDAyILLE all belonging 10 the 38sxSf$
lIIilsf8 subscribcrvz;
ssz94H2s ROSIE, which lies in tue most -~6nsee>-
part of the County and where the sale of and
for several years had been suspended is remarkable
for its LEAD MINES and Iron WORKS; the latter of
which are IN almost continual operation aordng the set
tiers frequent opportunities oengagng IN lucrative emp
ment in the departments oflahOr and industry
neced with those establishments and consequently, very
easy mode Of paying for land
HAMMOND adjons Rosie the Northwest This
Is noted for raising very fine WHEAT a and ad
vantagsous market for which almost readily to be
found at the Ogdensbug Touring mills. Here too
facilities of paying for land the as r. ssie
| PARIsHvILLE which lies the eastern part Of the
county extensively settled most Of the settlers having
paid for their land grain cattle and labor which faci
ties are still obtaDable.
MArLDAyILLE lies directly south of Parshviie, is far
less settled than II but the mode Of paying Or
land obtains here also.
The soil ofhose generally good either for grain
or grass and country be better waered The great
aciIIt of transporting TO tic of Montreal, by
ter communication gives value TO the products ana man.
ufactues Of this country surpassed any other The
saving Of time and expense the farmer who resides in
the vicinity Of 50 great cutie the River Saint Law
fence mast be obvious and also be the advantages
which this country possesses others whose stance
from ket affords little real reward to labor indus
ty.
For more particular information zpecng those lands,
address the agents in charge, MIR David W Baldwin,
at Rosie, and Mr. James a. Sawyer at Pashvl!e to
The subscriber at OgiensbuIgh.
GEORGE PARISH.
Oudensburqh ST 1.awrence Co Jan.5 I843 g2l
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BUFFALO ROBES.

ELLIS, WILDER & Co. have large lot Of Bufal
T. Robes, which thay will sell very low foe cash or GOOD
Ing elsewhere.
n ". II. ls43. SO
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FRESH FIGS AND RAESINS.
TUSr received by sTOkRs AND LANGDoNs
y Jan. II ISL
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.

THE Spring Tern, of his Institution will comn1nco on
Thursday the 10Th inst under the charge Of s pres
ent instructors, w. Il. Morse, A. b. Principal, aud H.
S. Hale, A. y. Assistant.
Montpelier, Feb LIST, 1913. 50
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NEw CooDsl NEW GooDsll

NEW GOODS NEW GOODs!!
ELLIS, WILDER e. co, have just received fE
T. pieces more Of those cheap ORLEANS LUsTRES
which they offer for cash at lower prices than be
bought in this market. FEB. SO
COTTONsl COTTONS!l
1--WE HUNDRED yuds Sheeiing, just rlceived at
L ELLIS, WILDER and Cos from six to zen cents per
yard Fob. s-95.
ZEPHYR WORSTEDS ~ CANVASS.
ELLIS, WILDER D. co have this day received
II large lot ofZephyr Wors,eds Canvass aud Patterns
Feb g. l843 %
HOUSEKEEPING GOODsl
SToRRS and LANGD0NS has Just received another
and Forks Candlescks, Shovel and Tongs Brass Ke-
ties Flat Irons, Looking Glasses, &c.
February 8, 1913 90
400 LBS. LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
CToRRS aud I.ANGDONS have OH hand a lot OF this
- counirv live Geese Feathers, of the very best kind
Feb 8, ls43 70
PALM LEAF.
TNoR SALE by STORRS and LANGDONS.
Wv Feb 8, lsi3.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR.
TINE subscriber would respectfully inform bis patrons
i and the inhabitants Of Montpelier and its vicinity thai
he has made arrangements for adding another Branch to
his business. He is now prepared TO furnish
WIGS, CURLS, FALSE WHISKERS,j
&c and indeed every article in his line Of business at The
shortest notice. and Of good quality as can be obalnet
in New York or Boston. All orders will be met viii
| prompt attention. Shop under Days store.
Private Dressing Rooms for Ladies' :.
| WANrED-Hair, for which cash or articles IN hi
Line will be paid lCEM LONE !.
Montpelier, Feb 8, ls43. 20
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TINE Coparnetshp heretofore existing under 'he htr
/ of Jewett and Howes, is this day by mutual agree
meni, dissolved.
All demands due previous March 90 1912 viii De 50;
tied by h p Jewet f. z. JEWETF
r.. on IoAQ InS w HOWEG
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FEBRUARY, 1913.
CROCK cry
are or VERMONT I'm cH HAN 1d;5

YMAN and KING have received large assortment
II Of New ST. yles and Patterns-ycty cheap.
Also n large assortment Of Glass Ware
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NEWBURY SEMINARY.

THE Spring Term Of this scrnol viii commeuco on
1 Thursday the 23d inst, and continue l2wseks Bostd
and tuition IS usual.
LEWIS B. TEBBETrs, Soc. Of Board Of Tnr.
Ncwhury, Feb 9 lsi3. V12w
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

NPELLINU BOUkS, Reading books, Arihmetlcs
~ Grammars, Wiring Books, Paper Pencils, States
etc etc for sale at the Montpelier Bookstore wholesale or
retail good terms for cash short approve credit
L. p. WALTON and SONS,
December It'll 1872
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SALT,
DY the Barrel, Bag or Bushei, very low a. LYMAN I
u KINGS Feb 1854
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An adjsaramens was nsved-los,. &c Ia D..
Mr. OlJs moved n recess thl 7 o'eleck-lesi-l6
to ~.
Mr. Gallagher nvved the Psevisus Qaeslios ON
the sdop;ion of The resolution.
MIR . sr~,i III moved 10 adjourn iill 40 o'clock 10
morrow m-o-uing-losi-2o TO ~.
Mr. Kelley OF r moved 10 ADJOURN ill 9 O'Clock
tomorrow moming-loss-lS 10 al.
Mr. Sharp moved 10 refer the resolution TO n select
comm Iiice of FIVE.
Mr. Bring,on asked leave 10 modify The resolution
whirh The Chair decided out OF order.
Mr. LarSili moved a call Of the House.
Mr. kiigole moved an adjourumenl-losi-l6 s
Is.
Mr. Gallagher ws,hdrrw his mofiun on The Previ.
nus Qu~siinn. IN enable Mr. Byingloa 10 aHrr the
following As n meS ,Ecaiion NJ hrs re<olutiun.
Resolved, That The Speaker of this House he &
Is Lerehy -cessared. hsr Violating in several insian
res the rases-of Che House ON Saturday last. hy which
The ess~i'iut'onal rights Of the member fsosn Pike
were invaded.
The motion FOR the Previous Quc~t,ou ,hen .,,e.
vailed. yeas 46. nays II
MIR Byingl"n moved a call &c The House.
MIR Mentally II auirei ,fIhe m,tIon wa. IN order
after the Pnevious Question hid been ordered.
The Chair decided ia Inc efirm alive.
Mr. McSuliy appealed from Tie decision.
Mr. Bying'on asked il The appeal was d~ha teable.
Thc-Cisasr replied in the negative.
AIR BJing,cn appealed frvm that dccisiSn.
The Chat's A secsnd appeal is not in order.
Mr. B~yingt"n; Well. this is QUO Of the sn.sl illus.
irious General Assemblies that
The Char; The gentleman f<o,a Pike will take
his scat.
The question wws then taken On The appealo of Mr.
M~Nnity. AMI The decision 9th Chair was reversed
lie la %.
The question was then taken on the adoption Of
The resolutions nf Mr. ByingIon as modified. and re-
suited. yeas ?. (Mrssrs Byinsion aisd Sleedman.O
nays 81.
5, the resulsiinn WIS rejected. and
The House adipumoJ.
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u was stalled last week in several of The New
YORK papers that the Supreme Coun had made n
nec'son va rrlair,n To the Constitutional y OF The
Binkrupt Law. Ttis. il appears. was in,,,,ro.,
Tue Washington correspondent Of The jour. ofCo,..
mcrce. IN a letter written on The 9Th instant. saws
The SnHrrtne Court. as il turns out, has given no
opinion Al all in rela ion to The d mkrupt Act. They
nave mad TWO cases before them; one from Kentucky
-'"s "'ne' from Missouri OF The Kentucky case
The Supreme Court would not take cogu;z,ncs
neeanse u came up IN a pro forma Inference of
opinion between The DIs,ric; anu The Ci.cui, Coun
os the District OF Kentucky. or for sumo o,her 1, CHI.
meal reasm. Vdrivi@ slslemen,s have been maze
$50 me sr'uniS OF This cplrse. AMI vari,us inGeren-
ces have been formed from IL. u seems 10 amount
10 just nothing II NIL. 50 far. Tie Missouri cnse
was RENTED on The ground OF inorm1lty. So. there
VIII he no decision rs 20 The cons IitntinnaIity orlbe
bankrnpi law al this Term OF he Cour. Itis slated
however. That a majoriy Of The members Of the
Ii0nal
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Monday. Feb. 10, I643.
SENATE

Monday. Feb. 10. I643.
SENATE.
The Senate took up the buIl 10 establish the cou.
missicneIs Of The public debt, mich WIS Referred
10 the committee on Finance.
The ball for completing that part of the Miami
Canal now under contracI was passed.
The ball FOE completing the WaIhondir.R and No.
hican Canal was laid on The table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The ball approPriatIng 10000 dollars for The en-.
l~argemeni of the LuDsiic Asylum was passed.
Mr. mcNuliy called up the resolution Of censuring
"broIher ByingIon."
Mr. Baird moved 10 lay the resolution on The sable
Mr. Henderson moved the Previous Question. los,
yeas 81, nays 90
Mr. Atkinson moved 10 indefinitely postpone Inc
whole sutJcct. which was Ost-9 10 80.
Me Mentally advCeaie5a reference 70 a selec,
committee, and Mr Henderson opposed H.
ME- LarweIl moved TO indefinitely postpone the
subjec'.
The Chair declared the motion out Of order. and
stated That The question on The reference 10 a select
committed Of five.
Mr. Larweil moved an adiOunment-Iosl-I9 To
Mr Sharp moved 10 postpone The further eou.;d.
eralion Of the subject until Inc second Tuesday in
October next-losf,
Mr. Green moved on adjournment, hst-H IN a.
Mr. kllgore moved q call Of the House. which
was ordered. AID The question being on the adoption
u The resolution. which read as 6llows
Resolved, TbatLe Gmod Byingion, the member
from Pike be cefsured by this house for bis unpro-
yOked insult 10 the Speaker
The yeas and nays we're demanded and resulted
as ioll0ws; yeas IS. nsys9l.
So the resolution was adopted.
Messs Meredith, MClung MeFariand, McNulty
Okey, Rses and White, were excused from voting,
on The ground Of being abssHl during The occuren.
ces which led-to tho Introduction Of he rosolu.
ion.
MI Byingion offered fr sdooiion he fllovyiurs
Resolved, That The So saker Of fhis House is IN.
b. be conduct on Saturday lasf in dspri-
wing he @embsr- from Pike Of bee consiitutionsl
Mf Byingion Then remarked hat he desired Q d.
vote on he revolution, IN order 10 see who
would sustain an open violation 81 The rules Of ne
ho0ss against ca auempi 10 vindicaio hen.