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North Union Association.

Al a meeting held on Tuesday the
26lh Of March, OF school house No 8,
Tor The election Of officers for said Asso-
citation, in accordance with the late
amendment Of the &C, Of incorporation
oE said institution; the following resoIu.
tions were unanimously adopted:
ReSolUed, That we return the Hon.
John Poarce and Joseph Cable, Esq, our
sincere thanks for the assduous and
timely assistance rendered us.
keSolred, That we highly approve oil
the course pursued by Nlessrs Eckley,
LOhm and Harsh, in the late Legislature
relative to this Association.
RcSolced, That these proceedings be
presented 10 tho editors Of the Free
Press and Democratic Crisis for publ
cation WhereuPoO the meeting ad-
journed.
WILLIAM CROW, Pres't.
JAMES K WILSON, Soc'y.
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papers, and no such expression sS that
attributed to Mr. Clay, can DO found
The Lowell (Mass journal, thus no.
1ices the mise rabe slander, as It ap-
peared in another paper. We will on
ly remark, that we Instituted a similar
examination into Niles Register, aud
found the lacto as stated by the Journ-
al.-O s. Jour.
Having seen it in the Advertiser we
were induced TO turn TO the debates Of
February IS, 1919, which we found in
Niles Register Of that year. No such
language is there recorded. II does not
appear that Mr Clay $pOhe on that day.
We read The whole Of the debate
Speeches were made by Mr.. Fuller OF
this State, Livermore OF N, H., Gol,on
OF Va, Cobb OF Ca, Taylor and Tall
madge Of N. Y and Scott of No By
neither Of these gectlemen was Ian
guage referred 10 which psr,ook of The
character oI the above, or any thing Ike
it. From pretty thorough know edge
OF Mr.. Clay's public course, we would
have had no hesitation in pronouncing
the charge false, without recurring TO
the record Having done so, we call
upon the Advertiser ei'her 10 0ubsian-
tlaIe lis charge or retract."
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Henry CLAW,

The Iocoiocos are at their old trade
egain. DelracliOn and calumny is the
order ofthe day with the Lokey press
Of Ohio, al this time. Among the many
devices intended TO operate against that
malchlssS man, whose name stands al
the head Of this article, 10 tho following
"Mr. Clay, in travelling, pwpoSely
breaks The sabbath lie Ien Louisville
on the sabbath, entered New Orleans,
on the sabbath, arrived at Mobile on the
sabblth, and left that place on the sab
bath"
The above charges, and othors Of a
kindred spirit, are made for The purpose
Of operating on the religious part of com
munly, and thereby influencing their
votes la answer 10 these charges, the
Ohio Repository ssys;
"Wo cannot now ascertain the day on
which Mr.. CIny lett Louisville, but with
this exception, every other assertion s
fOIS0, except that he arrived al Mobile,
on Sunday, February 25. Ile arrived
Nt New Orleans, on Saturday, the 23rd
Dec, went 10 Trbodeaz, in the interior
OF Louisiana, 10 see soms friends, and
reached there January 10Th, left New
Orleans for Mobile, on Saturday, Feb
24lb, left Mobile Feb 2Plh and reached
Columbus, Georgia, on Monday. March
illh, and was conveyed TO tho Club
Room, whore hO addressed The assem-
bied multitude. Ilo was expected at
Augusta, Georgia, on Tuesday the Goth
ulI Now 10 there any unusual desc
Grafton oI the sabbath in ell thisf"
The Press, and public speakers orlbo
"libe'typariy,' 1--WE mean those 'lhird
party aboiIIonlss." who play second
fiddle 10 the Globe, Statesman, and tho
lillle Globes ortbe country,) we are in.
formed in their publications and speech,
eS, have given currency 10 tho above
slauder on Mr, Cay. Perhaps, the
LCkles will annex Texas to The Union,
as reward for their services in the
premises. Is iIuot strange, that the
Same editors who pretend to bo so much
concerned about the Observance oil tho
sabbath, should boast and applaud tho
TOlhanly and assassin like conluct Of
Samuel Medary, editor Of the Ohio
Statesman, in couardy attack by him
made on tho sdor Of the Ohio Srote
journal during tho past winterS "They
strain al a gnat, aud Swdllop camel"
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WHAT DOES 1T MEANY

The following struck our attention IL
a Kentucky exchange paper, a day o.
two since. 1t was evidently written
duGng the month Of February, Has
Treason been at work 10 the camp Of
the faithful; and have The Cass men be
come so desperately alarmed at the
signs Of the times, as to resort 10 this
desperate maneuvrei Teks cere, Mes.
srs. SPaIding Il Co, IL you ,prqs ress al
this rate the Old HuRkers will be down
upon you like a house on fire. 10 S.
journal.
1--WE have seen a letter from dis.
tinguished gentleman at Indianapolis,
where The Legislature OF Indiana is now
IN session, stating lha; within few
dsys,a delegation OF the Locos Of Ohio,
at the head of which was The late Speak.
er OF the Ohio House OF Representatives
has recently visited Indianapolis, with
view to procure from the Locofoco mem
beFs Of the Indiana Legislature a reVer.
sal Of their opinion some lime since ex-
pressed in favor Of Mr.. Van Buren,, and
TO procure at .he same time a nomina--
lion Of Gen. Cass. 1t IS stated that the
Ohio delegation declared that unless
this change ge,was made, Ohio would be
.oSl 10 the patty by al least $4,000.
Volesm
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SHERIFFlS SAFE

By virtue of writ of # ia ct leu ia.
issued out Of the court OF common Meas
OF Stark coonry OHIO, and 10 me direct
cd, Will offer for sale altbe house Of
john Shook, in Washington township.
on Monday the 18Th day of April inst.
at 10 o'clock A NJ. Of said day, the fol.
lowing property, 10 Wits head of horss
creatures and one two horse wagon.
Taken IN execution and will be sold .by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April 5, lS44.
Printers tee 100
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Theodore FreIimghuysen.

The Wing members Of the LegisIa-
ture of New Jersey, at aCOnventon
held at Trenton, on the 10Th ult,, nomi
mated the Hon. THEODORE FRELINGHUY-
SEN, Of that State, as a candidate for the
Vice Presidency. Mr.. F. 10 man Of
great moral worth; and il nominated
deserves, and would receive q hearty
support Of the whole Wing party of The
United States.
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.HaPPera will disappear as the gsmeis
ex'ermns'edi aud, consequently, our
people who are sgrculrurslisls " il hold
not only their own grip 90 the soil, but
eventually oVershadow the whole COM
'ry. The whole will, we hope, be set
lied by negotiation Mr.. Calhoun, on
Par',of the United States, and Lord Pack
enham, on The part Of England, are the
negotIstors; and will, we are Informed,
enter immediately on the duties assign.
cd them
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DNMiCl O1COMMCTl.

O'Conuell, and his associates have
been foun6 guilty, The State Trials
terminated on the 10Th ullimo. Sen,
tonce will not be passed until the next
term Mr'O'ConneEI will, mos, likely,
appeal TO the decision of the whole body
Of the Judges in Ireland; and il moi sue
Gessful there, then 10 the House ofLords.
Ii Is thought BY portion OF The Prose
in Ireland, that he will not boimprison
ed in any event.
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GOING Ii Fast

One Mrs, Barger, wife Of Mr.. Abra.
ham Barger. living near PelersviIe,
Maryland, in the lattOr part OF Februa
ry last, was delivered OF four fine heel
thy children at one birth, and from last
accounts they are all doing we'll. This
is The same woman who gave birth to
three children about eighteen months
since, and was first noticed in the Fred
erick Examiner, Middleton Valley we'll
deserves the name of having a fertile
soil-soVen children in eighteen months
Pitts Chronicle.
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More Slavery.

The same party who charged General
HarrSOn with tho "whitc slapcry" in
1910, 10 consequence Of vote which
he gave 10 tho Senate Of Ohio, now
charge Mr.. Clay with having said 10 bis
speech in Congress, on the Missouri
question, 40 early as 1919, "lhalif We
did not have black slaves, we would
have wblte once, that our wives and
onughlerS would bc degraded by com,
mon tabor, &c" The charge has been
published as on extract from tho speech
Of Mr.. Clay on lnal occasion, Though
some whsl familiar with the speeches OF
Mr.. Clay, We never Nas Oble 10 6nd the
speech containing the exiracl ebove
slludsd to, for the best reason 10 the
world. No speech of Mr. Clay ever
had such ssnimpnl 10 It. Ills whole
career has been directly The opposite Of
that contained. in lbe cxrrsct The
"EnancipaIoE" and Statesman" must
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Senatorial Electors.

THOMAS CoRw1N, OF Warren;
PETER HITCHcocK, Of Geaugs.
Dist. Congressional Electors.
j. BelIamy Slorer, of Hamilton;
civilian Bebb, OF Butler;
3-Aaron Harlan, OF Greene;
d Samson Mason, of Clark;
5-DavdJ, Corey, Of henry;
6-JoSiah Scott, of Crawford;
z Render w. Clarke, Of CIermont
e-NelsOn Barrero, of Adams;
Joseph OIds, Of Prckaway;
10 Daniel s Norton, OF Knox;
l-Wash'lon W ConkIin, Of Marion
Samuel K Hocomb. OF GaIIa;
l3-HarIow Chaplin, OF Washington;
I4-Jo Crooks, Of Guernsey;
l5-Sam'I W Bostwick, of Harrison; ;
l6- William X, Sopp, o. Holmes;
-17-John w Gill, Of Jefferson;
lS-Cyrus Sphinx, of'Wayne;
49, Jacob II. Bald win, Of TrumbulI;
go William L Perkins, Lake;
81 - Joho Fuller, Of Eric.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of i fa. et teu ia.
issued out Of Tho Courl OF common Pleas
OF Stark county, Ohio and to me drec
ted, ! will offer Tor sale al the door of
the Court house in CarroItou, on Mon
day the 18th Of April, at 10 o'clock A M
of said day, the following property, 10
wit: one horse, one Buggy and one selt
OF harness. Taken in execution aud
will bs sold by mo.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 5, 1914.
Printers fee 100.
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.SHERIEF'S SALE

BY virtue OF writ Of Pin Kendi E1. .
Pon@S, issued out Of the court ofcommon
pleas ol CarrolIcoonty, Ohio, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the resi-.
deuce of ArchIboId Hunter, in Union
township, on Friday the 10Th ,or April,
INST at II o'clock M. of said day, the
following property, to wit: zone bay
horse, one gray horse, two head Of COW
cattle, and nine acres of wheat lin the
ground. Taken in execution and will
be sold byme.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
.April'5, uS4A.
Printers fee 4 100.
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

TEs Boord of Fund Commissioners
for The county Of Carroll, IN conformity
to an act oftbe Legislature of the State
Of Ohio; entitled ian act to provide for
the payment Of the domestic creditors of
the State Of Ohio" passed March l3.h
1913; do hereby require that one-eighth
part OF the Surplus Revenue loaned IN
said county, be paid on or before the
first day Of September annually. until
the whole be paid, commencing in the
present year.
GEO, BEATTY, Agent.
April 5, 1914,
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Oregon.


The debate in the Senate Of tho Uni
ted States, on tho resolution requesting
the President 10 notify the British Gov
erumept, Of the desire Of our Govern
ment, to put an end to an article in tho
treaty with that power, authorizing The
joint occupation Of The Oregon territory,
by the Two Governments, has been
brought 10 close.
The motions 10 lay on the table, and
commit, being Withdrawn, the Senate
came to q direct vote on The resolution
and it was lost, Ayes 49, Nays sS, The
whole debate in our Judgment, was un.
called for and out Of place, though by it
the country will receive somc light OF
the subject The British subjects whc
settle there are hunters and lrappers o
the Hudson Bay Company. The sOt-
tiers from the United States are agricuI
turalisls; and when hey are sci dowr
by The hunter, there is no fact bette
established, than, that the hunlers anG
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
April 5, lS44
Printer s lee 100.

Bv virtue oil writ of Alias Plu Vendi
ETpOnas, issued out of The court of CON"
mon pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio aud
TO me directed, | will offer for sale on
Monday the 22d day OF April inst. at ~
o'clock NJ of said day, at the resi-
dence Of John W. Russell, 10 Rose town
chip, the following property, to wit: 4
horse creatures, Q sets of horse gears,
and one wagon. Taken in execution
and will be sold hv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 5 1914,
Printers fee 100.
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Texas again.

By the National InteIligeucor Of he
28lh March we arc advised that the Gov
eminent paper at the city Of Washington
Che Madisonian,) denies that a treaty
has been made between John Tyler and
Samuel Houston, for the annexation Of
Texas. We suppose that President Ty.
ler discovered which way the wind
blew and acted accordingly. The In
telligancer is Of opinion that ho whole
story was not groundIess, as alleged by
the Madisonian,
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A Lively PLACE.

They have little town 'out West
(sOys the Plcayune) which appears TO
have been overlooked by Dickens and
other English travellers ofhis class, ard
which is all sorts Of a stirring place.
In one day they recently had two street
fights, hung man, rode three oul OF
town on a rail, got up a quarter race, a
turkey shooting, q Rundor pulling, q
match dog fight, had preaching by a
clergyman. who afterwards ran a foot
race for drinks aHrOuad; asifthis was
not enough, the judge Of the court, after
Ioosing yOar's salary at single handed
poker end whipping person who said
he didn't understand the game, went out
and helped TO lynch man for hog steal
inp
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Oh, no ! we nercr mcntion kim!


AZ the jackson jubilee last Friday
night specially intended for Mr.. Van
buren's benefit, not one of The speakers
Veh'ared to breathe that gen,leman's
name, and the meeting broke up with
three cheers for Jackson end johnson
These facts are significant. What SORT
of statesman is that whose whole pub
lie life does not afford single event
worth commemcrstIng, in whose behalf
not a single spark Of high patriotic feel.
ing can be kndled, and who is justly
held 10 such estimation that at a popular
meeting his particular friends and sup
por,ers dare not mention hls namel-.
Buffalo AdveTttSer.
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SteWnrt's &R,cccll.

On the first page oil our paper, we
have commenced The publication OF the
Speech Of the Hon ANDREw STEWART,
member Of Congress from Fayete coun.
~, Pa. WoGak that every voter should
read it. Ii ought 10 be slereotyped and
in every cottage aud hamlet Of the
West.
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Attention. wings!

The Wigs Of Orange township are
requested 10 assemble at the house of
Eli Whitman, in Leesburg, on Saturday
The 20th nst, at ! o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose Of organizing township CLAY
CLUB 1t is hoped that the meeting
will be numeroOsIy attended. Let US
organize our township and we will have
nothing 10 fear from the enemy.
Many Wigs Of Orange.
April 2, l844.
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THE "WHlTE SLAVE" FALSE.
nnnn1

The Statesman and KINDRED prints
stilI reuerA,e, what is known ss a Sc
cOnd edition of the white Slave False
hood being Of piece with the infamous
slonder propoea,ed against Gen Ilarri.
son. 10 vain have we demanded proof
that Mr.. Clay ever uttered what has
been attributed 10 him. Fles of, news
papers published at the time, have bee
examined, in which there are no missing
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GrCLAY CLUB. %

The "CentrOl Clay Club" Of Carroll
county, will meet al tho Club Room, on
Friday evening the 18th inst, being the
evening ofthe birth day Of HENRY CLAY.
A general attendance is requested.
" #.*The Csrrollton Band will be in
attendance,
BY order OF the President
BENZ. A. HANNA, Sec'y.
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SIZE RIFFS SAFE,

'By virtue of writ of f fact 7ev I'd.
issued'out OF Ihe'court 'Of common .ploas
of Carroll county, Ohio. and to me d.
rected, / will offer tor sae,on Saturday
the goth day of Aprilsinst. at 10 o'clock
M. OF said day, at the residence of John
Bird, in Augusta township, the follow
ing property, TO wit: two head of horse
creatures, 2 sets Of horse gears, 8 mich
cows, one bull, 2 heifers, 2 calves, 4
acres'oi wheat in the ground. one plough
and ono harrow. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April S, 1874.
Printers fee S 90.
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ANOTHER DEFAULTER.

ltis asserted BY those who should
know the truth of the matter, says the
Harrisburgh Chronicle, that Mr. VIM. }.
b. Andrews, late Clerk oil the House Of
Representatives, Of Pennsylvania, is
defauItOr to a very large amount. Ono
rumor states the amount 10 be $22 600;
but others represent it 10 be much less,
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue dTR writ of Vendt Erp0nas
issued out of the court of common pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me di
rected, will offer for sale at the resi-.
dence of James Gaut, 10 Loudon town.
ship, on Wednesday the Gath day Of
April inst. at l2 o'clock NJ. of said day,
the following property, to wit: 5 head
OF horse creatures, I2 head of cattle, one
three horse wagon. sets oil horse gears,
$50 bushels Of wheat, 5 tons of hay, 200
bushels of oats, rs bush Of rye, 100
bushels of corn, one windmill, 4 head Of
hogs, ID head of sheep, 90 acres Of wheat
in the ground and 3 acres Of rye
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
April 5, lS44
Printers lee 100.
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Coma rGSS.

Mr.. EVANS, a Wing Senator from
Maine, offered a resolution for lhe ad-
jourumont Of Congress on the 9th of
May next. Which was adopted, What
may be the fate Of the resolution in the
House, time will determine.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05

The poliical AboIilionists OF the Yves.
tern part OF this SIateare fast coming TO
their senses, and the)hOnesl portion Of
Ihsm coming TO the discrimination moi
any longer TO be led by the malignant
fanateclsm and kDavlsh deception ,df
such men as Garrett Smith, land othe r
professors liberty, tbut whoaFedone
their best to ihwartiAe efforts az III ose
who 'raSlsy Ihave lshs liberties tdi che
country 'at lhsetI. "A ReutismGN ,of
OnonGaga writso TO 'hls,frisn al iUiica
to%stop his political abolition paper. TIC
which'heihad subscribed from the COM
mencement.
lHc says, 'what Locofoco matter | read
after this|must be undisguised end un-
aduIterated. No more of this 6riug,el-
Ger pop-guDs at Martin, and 74's at
Henry Clay. ! once thought the Iiber-
ty leaders honest, butt would sooner
believe in MiIer's prophecies Than to
suspect them Of honesty now.'-NeU
York Courier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-05

A few days ago a white man named
GeergO Weeks, IN cold blood, shot q ne
gro man named Edward Woods, in the
town ofSt CIdirSvIIe Ohio. He is now
in Jail, The nail factory Of BisseII Sem
pie and Stephens, in Allegheny city was
consumed by fire on the 2slh of March.
On Saturday night, the 23rd OF March,
the candle factory of Smith e. CurIet,
Baltimore, with the stock and matsraIa
was destroyed by Ere. entire loss S3O,-
0o0--$l0,000 insured. At the same
time several fish houses were burnt
On the 22d March, one OF the cars got
off the track on the Pstersburgh and
Roanoke railroad, and getting it REIN
stated the boiler burst tearing the en-
gine 10 pieces, and killing the engineer
and a negro man who was fireman and
another person.
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@HoN ]. R. GlDDINGs, will receive
our thanks for Public Documents.
.NEEarrY Of LEIe NNeSf.N

We have before US the first number
oI spirited campaign paper, bearing on
its face, the above imposing name, prin-
t9dal The Office of the western Herald
SteubenviIle, Ohio. Mr.. WILSON, the
editor proposes publishing tho 'Harry
Of The Vest from The first OF May, uu-
Ill the close Of the Presidential election.
at the moderate sum Of Fifty cents, pay.
able in advance, 1t isthe same sizo of
the LOg.cabiH Farmer published by
Judge Wilson in 1870 Those who wIoh
a cheap paper, ought to subscribc,-
"Harry ofthe West" "wiIl do battle val,
iaDtIy in favor OF the Tariff, O sound
currency and the promotion of Whig
measures Ond Wing men, to the high
places in our government, both State
and National
We cay "go-a- hesd' Harry! don'l
fear the onions Of Amos Kendall, the
Globe, Medary, end tho other hiCkoripg
satellites Of LocoIOcolsm.
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Oregon and Texas,

The Hou0e Of Representatives on the
10Th uIIinno, upon the question author
iziog our Government to take immedi-
ato possession OF Oregon; and aso, tha,
it would bo eTpsdient to annex Texas to
the United States, &c, laid The whole
matter on the table, by a vote of lO6
to &c. We await the movement OF tho
President in presenting the treaty to
the Senate, for The annexation Of Texas.
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inVen, oe%eIow. The whole Is o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SUB-TREASURY SCHEME.

Yesterdays brief journal having been read, nurnber
of gentlemen addressed the Chair, who recognized
Mr. Dfomgooe. This gentlemen called up resolu-
submitted him yesterday evening. for closing all
debate the SAB Treasury in TWO hours alter the House
tuok up the Subject 10 Committee On this Mr.. d. de-
handed the previous question, upon which the vote was
ayes SO, nays 45-uU quorum voting.
Then flnwed motlons 10 adjourn. to have call Of
the House, Sc SC. The vote, however, was again Ia
ken on Mr.. Drumgoole's motion, and This time 1t was
seconded; yeas TO- nays So, and the resolution was
doped
The House then passed into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Unon, Mr.. Cave johnson
in the Chair.
Several gentlemen to address the Committee. but
the Chair said Mr. Yancey of Alabama was entitled 10
the lur, having gotten il before the adjournment yes
erday.
Some members moved the previous question. which
vote.
The various amendments 10 the bill were agreed to.
The question then upon the engrossment Of the
bill.
Mr. Adams here for the purpose Of moving re-
commitment Of the bill, but the motion was not in or
der.
The yeas and nays We're then ordered upon the en-
pmssment which was ordered yeas l25, nays 60.
The question was then moved on the passage OF the
BILL and the yeas and nays were ordered again as mate
Ter ofamnsement.
The bill was then passed hy a vote of 1913 TO GO.
H., iianst ten A. O'Clock, adilarhcd