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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
YAzOO CITY SCHOOL,


MRS. HOLLlSTER will commence the
- third term Of her School on Mon day
the Goth day Of May. Arrangements have
been made with Mrs. Whitman, 10 furnish
accommodations Of Board, Lodging, &C.,
Tor the family Of Mr. Hollister, and for -
students who may wish to board updN %
supervisors These accomme ,sis,;..- theil
strictly private, being 81 ssras s'' ~, val be
from The provisions Of e 3 ihe Ho, sIo apart
PRIcEs.-Board per .ontb. ~ ss oo
Bed and Foom fgB4sro, 90
Washing, / 90
1D1110S2a
Primaries, per month, SO so
Ordinary English branches 3 90
Higher branches of English lilera>
ture, 3 so
Latin and Greek language, 90
An arrangement has been made with a
gentleman from Paris in France TO instruct
a class in The French language lie is also
a professor Of music and will give music
lessons TO such as may desire it.
Payment for board viii be expected
monthly or one half per quarter in advance.
Tuition will be required at the close Of
each quarter.
Yazoo City, May 10, 1914. 44-4t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17

Let me not be Northumberland
entreat that may not be MIsREPREsENTED.-
I am NOT advocating the revival Of a HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. l AM FOR ABID-
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. / am for doing what no
Southern man OF fair candid mind ever yet
deniod-giUirg to the country reUenue Which
may ProUide FIR the economical 'Oanis Of The
Government, and al The same time giving in
cideniaI projection 10 our home Industry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March lst, 1912.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17

FassehgeFs and sblpPeTs may RELY upon
this Boat making her regular trips all the
season, US she is Of very light drauphf.-
They may also rely upon the Gov. MoRE
HEADS charges being the same in low waier
as well as high. The Captain pledges him.
self to pay strict attention to his business
IN every respect, and DO puncts1aI il the
time OF starting, and hopes 60. Feceiye a Ii
beral share Of patronage.
Yazoo City, May II, 1914, 45.f
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17

"With respect to the station which that portion
of our population engaged in MECHANICAL.
pursuits ought to occupy in the United States, 1
think that az eitisens natire and natralsed, lDth
out any regard TO their RESPECTIVE vOcATIoNs should
enjoy such confederation IN society Is due 10 their
virtue and intelligence, their industry, SobTiety and
general deportnl ent "-HENRR CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
ADVER Use ENTs.
REGULAR PACKET

Between Vicksburg and Yazoo City.
THE light dFaught and we'll known steam
or Gov. NlOrehead, GARLAND, Master,
will ply as regular packet between Vicks-
burg and Yazoo City, making three trips a
week, leaving Yazoo City every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 10 o'clock, NJ.
precisely, and will leave Vicksburg on the
alternate days at 10 M.
The following rates will be charged
th.oughou the season, Of loo ,Oater as well
as high:
paasano g, vi.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
CONNER GAL.

From the N. o. Tropic, May Il, 1914
The Cotton Market continues brisk, and there
is good demand, although il is somewhat check.
ed by the advancing tendency of prices. The
sales yesterday were FULLY $500 bales, chiefly fol
England.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
YaZOO Livery Stable.
BY
c. J. RLAcKRaBh 3 ]. NgIkF0RD.

OH Ss ELAVAtsiREs g. ys VsINFV hBa
AVlNG opened the we'll known BRICK
"a STABLE, on Jefferson Street, Yazoo
City, il being the Street which Travellers,
Drovers and visitors will enter the city most
ly, and their giving particular attention TO
this business alone, hope 10 receive liber-
al patronage in their line Their charges
shall be moderate.
Keeping horse per month, SO 90
Single feed, 25
other charges in proportion. They have also
Road Wagons, Teams, &C. &c, for hire.
Those favoring them with call, will have
their baggage sent TO any Hotel or other
place in the city, without; charge.
We also have lots with shelter and wafer,
for DroVers, and all Horses put up with US,
will be provided with good bedding.
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay,
BOUGHT AND SOLD HERE.
instructions strictly adhered to respect
ing horses, &c. &c, left in our charge.
or Cali and see as as you come in.
Yazoo City. May d. 1s44. diff
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
Whig Principles and Measures.

Let. A SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority OF the Nation.
Cd An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO
lection TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY
Bird. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO.
4th. A faithful administration of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
THE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of it among oil the
States.
9Th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
islralion Of the General Government, leaving pub
lie officers perfect freedom of thought and of the
right Of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
9th. An amendment Of the Constitution, limit
SINGLE TERN.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17

fassage I'M 4azoo City 70 Nicksburp, IS 90
!" Satartia, l so
Liverpool, / so
ffeight on oTy barrels, 20cis
wet %
6 per hundred lbs, Is
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-17
YAXOO CITY:

pa "a 9TgWgF9n GDlT0R.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20
sIr. yenable's Speech.

We make no apology for again alIud.
ing to the sgaech Of Mr.. yenable To LIE
Democrats of Orange. lie is aboye the
ordinary class Of Democratic nEaiorsi and
his volatility, ,oge.hur with bis sPccious
arguments, makes him quite q respectable
antagonist. II, therefore, he finds tia,
his remarks arc not suffered 10 pass pn-
noticed. he may set /, down as a compli-
men,. We have every disposition 10 do
both him and his cause justice. foT in this
way wo think we can best advance the
Interests Of our country, whirh we be-
l'eve 10 he closely identified with the sue
cess of Wing principles.
We d. not propose this week 10 notice
his Tariff and Bank arguments; but sim
ply 10 give to our readers the benefit of
some "f the lights he has thrown upon
Democratic principles, il light it may be
called. We have in vain enjeavored tn
OBTAIN ifom other sources some definite
Idea OF the principles by which the De-
mo'ralle party are governed, and were
therefore The more disposed 10 be CRATE
ln' Tor any little light which might fall
from Mr.. Venahle. He makes shor, sen.
fences. somewha, after the manner of the
DelphIc oracle, and about as lacile in H.
depreciation. Hear him:
We are in favor Of strict cons,ruc-
''oh oi the constitution.
We are in favor of the peculiar ins,i-
'"'l'ns OF tho country" .-
clear exposi ion this. perhaps, to the
INITIATED. 10 those, however, who are
not IN fortunate as to he able to " extra.
s"n'hoans from cucumbers" several dif.
"eul'los present themselves. We all of
"s profess 10 he in favor of abiding bv the
pr"v,saiops Of the constitution. and Of Civ.
ing II 20 greater latitude than is necessa-
" 10 curry gut the powers expres,l,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20
WING MEETING.

At meeting of a number Of the Wing,
OF Orange, held at the court house in IN,
town Of HillsborougII on Thursday tht
18th instant, John Ray, senr., was called
to the chair, and Elijah Packard appoint
ed secretary.
+. III. Mangum, esq. arose and explain.
led the object OF the mealing, and concluded
by submitting the following preamble and
resolutions, WHICH were unanimously
adoptsii
Whereas, il is with concern that we
learn That DIR, Michael Holt and Harri.
son Parker, two Of the Wing candidates
nominated by tho Convention of Wings
of Orange county, at May Cour, last, have
announced to the people of Orange, that
they have withdrawn their names as can.
didaies on account of the excitement in
parts Of the county upon local questions
exclusively; and whereas il is important,
by reason Of the lateness Of the period,
that our Wing ticket should be Rlled; and
whereas public opinion indicates the Sc
lection Of Chesley r. Faucet, ESQ.,, and
Mr. John B. feathers as proper, in regard
TO their qualifications, as well as on ac-
count Of their respective locations; and
whereas the question of dividing the coun-
~ of Orange should be decided by the
whole people of Orange, speaking at the
polls, fairly and regularly heard, upon the
republican principle "that a majority
should rules" and that our members of the
General Assembly, whoever they may be,
would act contrary to their duty as SER
wants Of the people, 10 favor in their pub
lie conduct, any movement upon the sub
iect of dividing the county, unless it should
be upon instructions of the people of the
county, fairly and regularly given upon
that subject; and whereas, a decent re,
spect for the wishes of respectable por-
ton of the people of Orange seems to re-
quire that they should be fairly heard up
on the subject of their supposed grievan-
ces;
BE il therefore Resolved, That CHEsLEy
+. FAUcETT, aud JOHN b. LHArHERs be
nominated, and they are hereby nominat-
ed candidates upon the Commons Wing
ticket, TO represent this county in the next
General Assembly of this state.
2. Resolved. That the question of d.
viding Orange county ought to be decid-
ed by majority Of the people of the coun-
~, fairly and regularly acting upon the
subject by their votes--the way in which
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Your obedient servant,
WING MEETING.

A very respectable portion of the Wing.
OF Western Orange assembled at Pete
Foust's on Wednesday the 18th of June
On motion of John Stafford, esq. Richard
Freeman was appointed chairman, and
Isaac Holt, esq. secretary. The object Of
the meeting being fully and satisfactorily
explained by the secretary, it was
Resolved, That committee of four be
appointed by the chairman to draft reso-
lutions for the action of the meeting.
Whereupon the following were APP
pointed: Isaac Holt, John Dixon, George
Stafford, and Peter Foust.
After retiring awhile, the committee RS
ported, through their chairman, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas the time is fast approaching
when the freemen of Orange will be call
ed upon to select their representatives for
the approaching Legislature, Governor Of
the State, and President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States;
Be 1t therefore Resolved, That this
meeting have decided preference for the
great statesman HENRY Clay, of Kentuc-
ky, for President, and THEODORE FRE-
LINsHursEs, of New Jersey, for Vice Pre-
sident.
2. Resolved, That this meeting has
full confidence in the talents, political ho-
nesty, and abilities of WIN. A. GRAHAM,
and will use all honorable and fair means
to promote his elevation to the gubernato-
rial chair. -
3. Resolved, That in the opinion of
this meeting, the immediate annexation of
Texas to The United States would taraish
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20
WIN. A. CARDIGAN,
JOSEPH HOLT,
BENNETT HAZEL.
JpHE u, LEArHERs. Esq,
Little River, Orange county, !
June IS 1874. <

Little River, Orange eouniy,l
June IS. 1874.
GENTLEMEN; Your letter has been du-
iy received, communicating the intelli-
gence, that AT meeting Of the Wings held
IN the town of Hillsboruugh on the 18th
inst, ] was unanimously nominated a
candidate to represent this county in the
House Of Commons of the next General
Assembly. The honor thus conferred
upon me was most unexpected; and un.
der other circumstances, il is one, how
ever fattering il ought to be to any citi-
zen, might have felt myself at liberty 10
decline. My habits and pursuits have
fixed my interests in a different channel,
and disinclined me to engage in the tur-
moils Of political life. But farmer as I
am, and having to live by the sweat of
my brow, feel that the honor and pros
periiy Of my country demand at the hands
Of each and every one Of her citizens, his
best efforts in her cause.
Believing that the maintenance of Wing
principles is essential to the honor and
welfare of the people Of this country, |
cannot disregard the call made upon me
by my fellow-citizens of Orange county,
who are engaged in a common cause with
myself WHICH, as / believe, is emphati-
eally the cause of our common country.
], therefore, gentlemen, accept of the
nomination which you have made known
TO me; and assure sou, that | shall epdea-
voar to be at my post in the hour of dam
ger.
Your obedient servant,
JN0. B. feathers,
Messrs. WV. A. CARRIcAN, esq.
Gen. JOSEPH HoLT, and REsy
NETT HAZEL, esq. v
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ssssisi. 3 eieelsa. % bs Csssyae1 81 q
zoe q de maiesssy.
Several anezdmenls MeEe oHeTed Z
shia IesnlHti0a. 80 lllsy ven reiselna.
On mo6on e Gea. AliiE0a. il sas
Resolved. That sc plsdge Ourselves q
Gppon ths esAdsdasss 81 de Demoszlic
PaiT, Eilhoxt rsfsuence 10 l0eal anes-
lions. Nora simHsr rszal8sIoa wss
adopted BY ne parry II tils former con-
sennon. but was Inadvertently omifed. 4
The convention vas then addressed 6y
Cen Allison. u , brief bni Yery animal
ed speech. He ronelnded BY ssbmifring
die tollosing resolution. which sas ADOPT
ed By scclamafioa:
Resolved. That ne desire 10 see Gel.
HoKE IN The county Of Orange, and thar
The chair appoint ! fommiflse 90 thrse 3
invite him 10 visit ~ a his earliest con.
Fenisnes.
John U. kirkland. Joseph Allison. and
Cad. Jones, esq. were appointed % COM
pose said committee.
The Recorder. Standard, and Signal.
IRE requested % publish tbs proceedings
IL The e0pFenlion.
b. F. TROLLINGER. cL'a.
Ions HOLr, Sss,s.
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NOticc----TaxeS.

in SHALL Attend al the l.lIswina tines and
place.. for the purpose of collecting lhe
Tar due Ter lhe year Is43.
Mondas, lei IulS. al Jesse B. Dnrhaus
Tuesday The ID. AZ Joha Newiin's
Wednesday The I'd, al Rufia,s Mills
Thursdas the 4th, nj Michs.l AiLriehIs
Friday the 5th AZ George Patiers.n's
Saturday the 9Th, at William A cariean's
MondaJ the s,h, % John s. Tarren,int,s
tuesday the sIh, al Jacob Sunmers'
"Wednesday The io'h, NJ ChesIry q. Fsuestl,s
Thursday The III, al Mrs. Hpshinsops
Friday the 18th. At Gabriel B. Lea,s
Saturday the 18Th. al George A. alsbaaei
Monday the 18Th, al fliIlsbotoueh
Tuesday ihe, So. al Bsdfsvi Hnrdlss
Nedisess.y hs i7th. al Mrs hl.Kee.s
Thursday uhr.issh. al Ahsscf Barksr.s
Friday the f9lh, a. william LipsrsasS's
Saturday the as,iL sr'hsfIis R,teson's
Mondty the eaa. al Prstl's saors
Tuesday The s3a. at Joseph l. Msriae's
Wednesday a4ih. st william Tri..,s
Thursday the 75lh, ~ Caspel Hill
Friday the 26iE, al Th.nss Lorgs r
Monday the 29ih, al Piskney syEsa.
Tuesday Tire 30th a. H.IIssorsngh, TO colIeet
tuan tax.
=. E3 The Jsstiss spaointed 10 lake an,
lists Of taxssles for Is4f, will attend a. IL
above times ssd plsess and cye,Y re,so.
failing to give Ia lis Lis, 10 subject (,
pay desh!e sasr and the sheni' 10 bound 10
Collect il.
JAS. C. TeRREsrlsR, Ev:
iano ls. 70
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gzE Hzaoal b0l5E. ~ : 1rnEulsry Z
iAs - lnisEesi 81 Ne An<ricsn psop.e.
I. Resolved, That ihe k0ssils eours.
lEsaa4 ~ Praidem IT ger l0wards Mex
CO : snwarsHls9 by he eDpaLission q
ne lnited eiaiss. ana merin Ghe aari.
&c elsaPProhsiion Of de peopls q Ii.
5. Resolved. Thai i 4 wiGh deep =.
gsei &c learn. thai our Grm and talenisd
ielioweinzen, DR.. Nichael w. Holt, de-
eiines ne n0Ininalon rendered him - !
esndldsis . represent - "a de Commons
Of Dc mxi Legislature.
Q. Resolved. That sc have fuIl conf
denre y he tAlsnis. integrity and ability
q 70 supply fhe vacancy. and
would LnereioEn ne0mmend one Of them
% The Wigs Of Orange = such, n sgree-
able o other sections of The eoaniy.
2. Resolved, That We desply Tegres
NAT NE local question Of county division
has been again agiiaied in 80 warn and
determined . manner; and that We disap-
prove q any hanh Or preeipilais measure
% Fhssind The order and nnlIify The con-
lraci for building . new cour house,
3. Resolved, That We believe a more
Paanf meaas > nearer Oule % . county |
division.
2. Resolved, That we v III support with |
unwaserng zeal the Wing candidates now |
IN nomination, together with lhe one 10 be |
nsminaied, all local questions 70 the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
On motion Of John Dixon, the blank in !
the sixth resolution was filed with the
nsmes Of John Stafford. Col. James Ora.
ham, chesley +. Faucet, Henry X.
Nash. and John w. Norwood.
On motion Of John Stafford, Franklin
*. Freeman and Peter Foust were APP
pointed delegates 10 represent this meet
ING 10 the conyeplion at Hillsborough on
Thursday the 18Th Of juno,
On motion Of r. r. Freeman. the pro-
ceedngs were ordered TO be published in
the liillsborOugh Recorder. |
On motion, adjourned sine die,
RICHARD FREEMAN, Cha,
Isaac Hour, Sse'y, -..
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TO THE DEMOCRATS OF ORiyCE.

FELLOW CITIZENS: At our late Demo
cratic Convention, our worthy and es
ieemed friend Capt. Berry was nominal
ed az candidate to represent you i'm iht
House Of Commons Of your ensuing lie
gislature.
Since that time he has returned homo
from his visit TO the north, and has de,
clined The nomination conferred upon
him because Of other previous engage,
ments. A vacancy is thereby created on
The Democratic ticket for the Common,
which il has been found difficult, to sup.
ply. know Of no public meeting Of the
Democratic party that will convene to
make another nomination at this late pc
Rod. The canvass is near at hand. Tn.
der these circumstances, o call is made
upon the patriotism Of some gentleman Of
our party TO announce himself candi.
date. Withdrew firm the canvass IN.
der the belief that such was the existing
excitement at that time on questions of q
local nature, that the candidates would
find much trouble and difficulty in deter
mining what course was best TO be adopt
ed on the subject, Both Of the two great
political parties have since that time held
their respective meetings. and have pass.
ed resolutions agreeing to submit the
question Of division Of Orange to the
vote Of The people in the November cleo
ton. The candidates, whatever may be
their individual opinions on this question.
will Of course be expected, if elected, to
be governed in their action by the wish
es Of m jori,y of the people, as express
ed at the polls, on the subject. Such be.
ing the present state Of the question, /
have been again solicited, by sbe kind
ness and parti-lisy OF my political friends.
to become a candidate for the Commons.
Willing TO render all the service can {"
promote the cause Of Democracy in the
present crisis, ! have come to the deter |
mination to sacrifice all personal consi- |
derations TO what consider TO be pub
lie duty. And am, therefore. again a
candida'e to represent YOU in the House
Of Commons Of the next Legislature.
Your humble servant,
SIDNEY SMITH.
June IS. 1874.
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Obituary.

Died. in ihis county, on the 10Th inst,
Mr. ELIzasETH GAskILL, relict Of the
late Elias GaskiIl, in the 56th year of her
age. She had been a member Of the Me-
thOdisi Episcopal church for upwards Of
twenty years, sd died in the hope Of q
blessed hereafter.
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sE-Risti 80 d.ssaasui e a. I.saaas I
asi sgFssi sPaa sssa b lr1hsss Z 81
go pany. hsdo nos lnow, ilsssGsss
80 = rlaiaiag - shs Dsmasrz.s a..
= themssiEss say dIssinriiss ks,pr.
WIN Ergara % he cher proposislss ~
sams Sifbsuhy exists. eve are il r.
sof q tie peeuliar insalBlioas 81 ne
saaniry." DO he Dsm0rrsiir parry pos
ssss any pefniiarify i sliG What srr
ne insn'GIions vhirh they Eror. vhirh
are not sasslly cherished By he WLies,
10 this inquiry ne have no snsEsr.
Boz here vas another item n he De-
mOeraIis rrred = given BY Mr.. vsa.ble.
which shen lhrOan 10 grsady increases
NE diiieuliyi fos !, seems % eOaaies = N
a least one Of his ether propositions. II
not with bOih. ], i This;
We are in favor Of The remuneration
d Teas % The rnilrd slses."
AoS NC are q loss 10 end rlaase
70 Ihe eon'iiIuIiOp which Gan he eonslru-
ed BY any lfgilimals Interpretation % "a.
ilanr'ze The Introduction Of Texas, or any
other foreign stale into this Union. The
word . annexation" i not TO be found in
The constitution. How wilI . arief con-
siraeIianisl manage % sHaddIe over this
difirullyl
IN the numerous eEposi,ions IL the !
Demnfaiie creed We slwsys find an =
eundanee Of " abstract IDEAS" quite cap
Iisaling in appearance. and full Of pro-
mise; bar like ihe barren fg-,Iss. llley |
produce nothing boz leaves. If we look
Tor fruit VIC Cad naae. unless !, be apples
a sodom. They are loud in lhsir con.
domination o. III The Wing measures, but
Sha' measures they would propose in
their stead we have 90, heard even in a
whisper. They seen to haze new-mo-
dclcd an old motIo; and 60 for "Prinsi.
ples--n0t Rsasures!" /,
iiui We have sufieiraily extended these |
remarks. and shall conclude by quoting
an aneedoie related by Mr.. Reade in The
Iaie Wing conrsndna in this place. IL
IS pleasant illustration OF The empty de-
rlamation Of the Democratic orators in
heir Parades about pr,nci, 10.
A young lawyer who was engaged in
sui. aGsr having gone through with the
'Iaminsiion Of Witnesses, rose 10 address
he jury. lie looked as If the fac Of =,
'aIlons hung upon The effort he was 10 !
make. aud his bosom swelled with a /
Of his responsibility. lie !
'roke silence: " May i, please your ho-
Tor, gentlemen Of the jury-bow, WOW.
vow: yes. gentlemen, boy, WOW, WOW. 4,
Therefore the defendant is moi guilty." I
And such is modern Democracy an Z
ndefnsble something tina, nobody under
tands-s mixture that embraces every I
'slrerne. from ultra federalism 10 the =
snkest lOcofocoism. Democracy is n
low, WOW, wow--theref fore. the whole a
Democrat party must 60 for the nomi- y
zee Of The Democratic Convention. :
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TnE TRfTY REIErTEh.

The debate on The Texas Treaty wa,
brought 10 close in the Senate al . O'Clock
a, night on Saturday the sih instant. and
the question being taken, the treaty for tl,s
annexation of Texas mas rejected BY the
decisive vote Of IS to 10. Is follows:
Yeas-Mcssrs. Atchison, Breeze, Bag.
By, Buchanan, Colquiii, Fulton. Haywood,
Henderson,, iugcr, Lewis, M.DulFie, Sem
pie, SeyieE, Sturgeon, Walker, and Wood
bnFy-l6.
Nays-MessFs. Allen, Archer, Alher-
ton, Barrow, Bates, payaFd, Benton. Ber-
rien, Choate, Clayton, Criiienden, Day.
len, Evans, Fairfield, Foster, Francis,
Huntington, Janagin, Johnson. Mangum,
Merrick. Miller, Mnrohcad, Niles, Porter.
Pearce, Phelps, Riyss, SIMMONS. Tall
madge, Tappan, Upham, White, Wood
bridge. and Wnght-35.
All the Senators but one mfr. IIagpe.
gan) were present and voted; one Wing
tMr. Henderson, voted in favor Of the
treaty, in Difference TO the known senti-
Ecni Of the state which he represents; and
about one third Of the Democratic sena-
tors voted against il, Notwithstanding the
demonstrations ia favor Of the measure by
the party generally on, OF doors.