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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-25

BIZ DAsEI. J. il Ss.1sr 9. HgHaHlTh
EgullY, ham Iinosln, dirurliHx : sarEg'
- Elsl sEosFi e NIL - sPpsrr
Haaoes.
Als0. i SAernan .. Nsxzis. fom Nss
hanoreF. a6irniAg tAe Jn.gnens k~l0w.
Also Il Smiih and Others .. Mrcnry
md sminl. IL Eqniiy. 6roaa nxssason, al
Eaeiing : deoree fOT plainnas.
Also. ia collrane I. Csnsey. Al Eauity
from Randolph. dismissinv de bsll = L
II and J. :. Csuscy, ard directing : e.
ere ior - arc0nai against Kiakmsn.
Also. q Long n q. 9. Nosrom II al.
from PeEquimons, affirming the Judgement
below.
Also. ID Ward Q. Hatch, fsom Chs,.
ham, directing : new irial.
Also. in Hayes .. Smiik. from Bun.
c0nibe, affirming the iuslRaieni below.
Also. IN Jones .. Allen. IA Equity, Esou
Rockingham. directing decree for plaintiff.
By NASH, j. in King c. canirell. fr0u
Henderson. Affirming tie Judgment below
Also, in Stewart .. Ray, From Yaney
directing : reRire de noU0.
Also. in Whitehead Q. Potter, iron
New Haaover, Affirming The jndgInen
below.
Also, in den ez dem. SledInan Q. Nc,
iniosh, fsom Chatham, awarding = reairs
de Ror2.
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PATTY DESPERATION.

An extra has been issued from the STAN
dard Office, intended for circulation in the
western part Of the state, the design of
which is to procure votes for Mr.. lloke
because he is western man, and, we
learn, is written in a style calculated to
excite envy and prejudice in our sister
counties against old Orange, because she
has been honored in having furnished to
our state men worthy of filling her high
est Offices. The artifce is too weak, we
opine. to effect much with the intelligent
people OF the west; and the miserable de-
l. 'goguc who peaned it, may yet be made
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TO E
Physicians, Merchants,
and others.

I'VE beg leave respectfully 10 present osr-
w selves 10 you rs wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and DvHrsiic Drugs, Fresh Mcdi-
rines, Paints, Oils, lof all kiads,) Dye sttfs,
Fancy Articles, PeIfUmeIy, BIusl es, Spices,
Surgical and Dental Instruments, SC and by
our un"emltied attention 10 business hspe 10
m ril share or your pc ronagc.
Physicians in want OF either Medicines. 10
sliuInenis, or Medical Books BY sending their
mrmorandums 10 the subscribers, can always
rely upon getting every thing Of the best quOIi-
" ,stsii, put pP sefiy packed. 70, u ardsd ,rith
despa CD, aud ar ExeEEpiSGLY Low PRICES.
Druggists aud Country M,Frhants vii find
al our uarehonse one nf Che largest and best as
sortments Of Goods in our line TO be found any
whete IN the Southern States; and as our ac-
Qyainiance with the markets is intimate and
Extensive, and we buy largely at the L,rtst
prise, we are ready 10 sell al Northern prices,
and compete with any house Mouth or Ssuih,
whether reference is made 10 quality Of goods
ar cheaPn,ss of price. or any olher considera.
IiaH.
Painters, Builders. and Coach makers car,
by sending US their orders, be supplied at the
shariest notice with Paints OF ali kinds, Win.
dow Glass Of superior quality, besI Coach Var
nsh, Sc, at prices ioic beyond parst'ti
TYLER & HILL.
FhOlesale Druggists aud .9poikecni.s,
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
N. B Every thing sold by US is warranted
TO be Of the best quality. aud taken back blt
docs 10, give satisfaction.
July l6. =s ST.
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90 kgfh &c uzEnas. M. GFaham
- - sslsssa : 90 Wig ssusiLzas
~ 6esslos y Orange eouniy; i - =
De ezA q or Wig friends AosgAsui
&c Whole sais shai We yisl1rd him %.
Ties admired - splendil talents and
sEalaed sir1ss - nurh = Ne ID. snd
theY selected him - her kra ssoice
among mary, worthy % occupy de -
sPonsiLle oiice u Chief MsgisHz.e. A.
onnge men ne are proud &c he distine-
non cOnfeHed upoa u IN he seIeriiOn u
Mr. Orahams bui i there Nonh Caro-
hnizn who does nOl claim him viii pride
and satisfaction q . citizen q the ssaiel
And What uiIl Onnge Do for Dr. Ga-
ham = The election IN August We ap-
zeal 70 90 lccal preiudices. Ne seek no, 70
siir Up aniInosity or jealousy sgsinst 9th
e. sections &C he STATE. Ban j. not sIT.
Graham worthy Of our utmost condolences.
and should We not, as Orange men. give
him surh majority . viii show lllai We
are duly sensible Of The honor done us BY
ihe selection. and ihat We fully appreciate
he high talents, the genilemanly qualities,
and The moraI xonh Of The distinguished
individual What say you, Wings Of Or
angel YOu cas do il; and viii yOu not
respond ali, ave WILL DO IT." We do
not ash You 70 support Mr.. Graham be-
cause he IS IN Orange man; but as Or
ange men, you knOp his uOrih, and will
cheerfully proclaim il By sustaining him
in the election.
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TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Full returns have not yet been received
from Louisiana, but it is evident that the
Wings have made glorious rally in that
state.
The Senate is yet somewhat doubtful;
but in the House the returns already show
,he election of 81 Wings, giving us ma
jority in that body of eight, which may be
increased to ten or twelve, and certainly
gives Wing majority on joint ballot.
In the LIST and Sd Congressional dis
triets no opposition was made, and Mr..
Slidell and Gen. Dawson were of course
reelected; but in the I'd district Mr.. Thi-
bodaux (Whig) is elected by a majority
of near 600 votes-at the last election the
Locos had majority of l00-Whig gain
in two years, near 700. From the 4th
district the returns are not all in, but those
received make it highly probable that Bor-
delon (Whig) has been elected. hso, the
delegation in the next Congress will be 2
Wings and 2 Locos;-now they are all
Locos. a ~@
The complexion of the State Consen-
ton is yet quite uncertain. The Wings
and the Locos both are anticipating TIL
umph.
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Filss - isssSud q EOis e2eePl IN eass
of : - hoW maeh noss iaexrusahle !,
&r. Heks. Who. beng mraBes 80 i
ne ase. and whose duiy i SIS . s1ss,
sas fosnd snsng sAs missing. In am.
ming Up il wil e seen. lAai II his Lie
Fsiiiy towards he iniernal inproseneuI
Of he s,ais Be sins. Mr.. Hole Is quite =
derby involved : Mr.. Graham. ana las
Tie lCsses. Il ihers shall Be any. he lead
ess Of The Depoersiir party srs . mech
responsible as The Wings.
The Ccnniliee have shown themselves
% be pretty enPerslogieians, and L.: Trea-
surer q nc STATE. Cob Nheeler, has mis-
stated Two Or lhne facts; boz IN dat hey
have proved i. liiat il j. very easy %
strain II gnai and swallow ; camel.
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mr.. Graham and the Popular
Vote Cor CoEernor.

The Raleigh Standard, the Signal. and
other LoeOioso papen, have made and re-
Peaied the charge against hr. Graham.
thar he was opposed 70 giying 70 The people
The election Of Governor. This is not
iruei be warmly advocated thai feature Of
the Constitution; but thsre were other =
mendmenis disired, which he thought Of
more importance, particularly the equali-
zation Of representation. And il was
when he thought that al the ammend-
mendments were II jeopardy, that he vO-
ted TO strike oLt the section giving the
election Of Governor 10 the people, there
by TO coneiliaie The objections Of some Of
The opposes Of the new constitution. This
the locos have been pleased to call "a
bargain" and are endcavoring 70 create the
impression that there was corruption in il.
Now II they know any thing Of the &c.
MUS Of our governmen,-any thing Of the
essence Of a Republican government
they know that concession and compro
mise, are the foundation upon which the
harmony and prosperity Of The communi
ty can alone rest. Without them dissen
sion and dissatisfaction and ruin0us fude,
will prevail, utterly subversiye Of good or
der and the happiness Of the people. |
was in this spirit Of concession and com
promise that Mr.. Graham consented 3,
yield his preference in the minor point
that he might gain friends TO enable hin
to carry she major; was willing to yield tn,
election Of Governor by the people, if b,
that means he could obtain Cor the peopl,
Just and equal representation in the lie
gislature. BY the old Cons tuition ever,
county in the State was entitled to one Sc
nator and two Representatives in the lie
gislature, and Orange had not more weigh
in that body than some of the eastern
counties with scarcely fourth Of he
population. To remedy this evil wa
the great purpose of the Convention; AMI
for this Mr., Graham made the conces
sion. But let it be distinctly understood
that Mr.. Graham was in taUOr of tn
amendment to the Constitution giyin.
the election of Governor to the people
thG, he bath rofed for IL, and spoke faI
IL. And it should not be forgotten IN this
connection, that to Mr.. Graham's effort.
in the Legislature and elsewhere, we arr
perhaps as much indebted as to any 9th
er individual for the success of the pro
ject for amending the Constitution, by
which Orange has four Commoners i'll
stead of t,ro, as before.
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MARRIED.


u thss sisiaiiy, . Ntslnsresy srenr.'
sl.e lzgh insa-. y ils ReT. y, A. c6ais
AE- HnIlAz REEr1s. q Reslie. . NisE
FEAKcrs - JoIfSsTsS. daaglaer of III
John r.. Joknsi0n.
u ihis soUniy, On Thursday lie Ish
imslanl. By tie Rev. Gssion Z. Bro~n.
Mr. SkxrEL ~. WnKERsoS % Hiss En-
zAsErH Mos. daughter q Charles II.
Con, GO.
Recently, IN this county, By he Rev.
A. G. Hughes. Mr.. yAxEs d. THozrsoS
70 Miss FkAxcEs ALLrs. dapghlerofAlex-
snder Allen, esq.
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WHIsS 70 TIE RESCTE!

On Thursday next. the irsl day Of Au-
gust. the elections win take place through
ou: this state. Every Wing should re-
gard il as important ,hai his vote shall be
counted on tina, day; and nothing shor Of
utter inability 10 attend should keep him
from the polls. We last week gave il As
our opinion that the Wings Of onnge can
carry their whole tirket--that they can
cleo, their Senator by At least one hun
dred majority; subsequent observation has
confirmed Us in the opinion. Bot to ef-
fec, this every Wing mus. do his duty.
Two years ago we lost The election BY
too much confidence. Let that defeat be
a warning to US now. Let no Wing say
Ill ia unnecessary for me TO attend, my
vote win not be needed" Cast il in, il
will serve to increase the majority. if We
have the majority without il; but i should
be remembered that maioriies are made
up of single votes, and every Wing should
act as though il depended upon HIS vote
10 give US a triumph. Turn out in your
strength, and speak in tone which WIN
be heard with exultation by our Wing
friends throughout The state--throughou,
the Union, presaging the glorious returns
which vii flow in for the Great States
man Of the West in November next. II,
from our neglect, the state elections should
rcsul, in favor Of our opponents, it would
be a shock that might so dispirit our for
ccs as 10 drive the more timid from the
contest; while the Democrats would make
the wclkin ring with their shouts Of victo-
~, and have fresh courage for the great
battle in November. To the rescue, then,
Wings Of Orange. We have every thing
to encourage us-to call out our most sire.
nuous efforts in the August election. OuI
candidate for Governor is an Orange man,
and one whom we have long known and
delighted 10 honor; shall he be be:trn!
Our candidate for the Senate, too, has be-
fore reflected crcdi, upon our state coun.
sells. and upon the county he represented;
shall he be defeated! Our cauditsates fol
the Commons are sound Wings. and
would make faithful and worthy reprosen'
tatiyes; shall any one OF them be defeated!
Surely, No! will be the loud response
All Of them have come at our call, and
have manfully ba,tled for our principles
and our cause; and where is the cold
hearted Wing that will not stand by them
The interests Of our country demand 1t
and no Wing who is worthy of the name
will fail to discharge his duty on this I'M
portant occasion.
The Wings at this election precinct, WI
can safely say, are determined to do thel
daty-,heir WHOLE DUTY; and il the SAINT
determined spirit prevails at all the othe
precincts in the county, our brightest ex
pcctations will be realized.
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Notice..

q T May Term, 1874, Of the cout NJ Pleas
and Quarter sessions for Orange County,
the Subscriber was qualified as .xeGuilix 10
the last will and L slament Of JOHN RUM.
LEY. deceased, and oAiained letters tesla
menta'y thereon she therefore requests an
pe.sons lad. bied 20 said estate 10 make psy-
msnt without delay. aud those having CLAIMS
will present them properly authenticated with.
~ the lime prescribed by law. os this nelics
will be plead 10 bar Of thar recovery.
ELIZABETH RgMLEY, Err.
Jaly % SIS
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SUPREME COURT.

BY RuFFM, c. ]. in the State .. Hart,
from Northampton, declaring that there is
no error in the record and proceedings Of
the Superior Court.
Also, in State u I.edbettsr, from Burke
affirming the proceedings below.
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From the RAisigh Star.
BANK OR SUBTREASURYt

Let the people press this question upon
their candidates in the respective counlies.
On this subject the opinions Of Graham
agd Hoke are now clearly known. Ora
ham is for well regulated, strongly guar
ded, sound specie paying Bank. HOke
Is for the dangerous, unsafe, monarchical,
old exploded, Van Buren Sub. Treasury.
Compel the candidates for the Legislature
10 come ont poiniedly and uncquiyocally
on this subject. Don't suffer one Of them
TO eyade or dodge the question. Require
every one 10 state explicitly which he n
for; and write down and preserve his an
swer. And we call upon The people to
remember, when they 90 TO The polls to
east their votes, that with all the imper-
iections Of the late United States Bank,
not one cent Of the public money was ever
lost by IL; while under the operation Of
Van Buren's Sub-Treasury system, for the
short space Of three years, upwards Of
TWO MILLIONS of the peoples mo-
ney was stolen, a. will appear from the
following return Of Defaulters, as commu-
uieated to Congress by Levi Woodbury.,
in 1889, then Secretary Of the Treasury
under MARTIN Van BuKEN. Ii compris.
es the defalcations of Martin Van Buren's
sub-treasnrers for three years:
Samuel Swartwout, N. Y. Sl,225,7O5 so
VIM. NJ Price, N. Y. $4,000 90
AS. Thurston, Key West, I'll. 1892 IA
Geo. w. Owen, Mobile, Ala. ll,l73 4s
Israel p. Candy, Crawfords-
vile, la. 3s,sls 81
Abner M'Carty, Indianapolis,
Ia. 1885 50
B. +. Edwards, Edwardsville,
| Illinois, 1915 76
w. l.. Ewing, vandalia, iii. 1874 30
John Hays, Jackson, Mi. 1855 l6
VIM. NJ. Green, Palmyra, Mo. 2,3l2 l2
b. NJ. Chamber, Little Rock,
Arkansas, l,l46 %
David L. Todd, Opeloasas, La. 27,2SO So
b. II. Rogers, ditto, 1894 81
Maurice Cannon, N. Orleans, 1889 20
A. w. M.Daniel, Washington,
Mississippi, 5000 90
]. II. Owen, 81. Stephens, Ala. SO,6ll %
Geo.. b. Crutcher, Choctaw,
Mississippi, 6,06l 40
George b. Cameron, ditto, 30,059 "a
s. w. Dickens, ditto, 1881 OF
ditto ditto, 1913 SO
j Willie p. Harris, Columbus,
Mississippi, l09,l7O Os
VIM. Taylor, Cahawba, Al. 33,ll6 Is
, u. G.. Mitchell, ditto, 54,626 81
]. w. Stephenson, Galena. Ill. 1924 Oh
Iittlebury Hawkins, Helena,
Arkansas, 100000 90
II. w. Beall, Green Bay, l0,620 ID
Joseph Friend, Washita, LA. 2.54l 81
VIM. II. Allen, st. Augustine, 1907 40
Gordon E. Boyd, Columbus,
Mississippi, 50,937 90
r. II. Sterling, Chocchuma, do 1878 20
Paris Childers, Greenburg, La. l2,449 as
VIM, Lynn, Vandalia, Ill. $1,000 06
Samuel L. Scott, Jackson, Mi. 1850 IL
John Il. Pollock, Crawiords-
vile, la. 1891 9s
John L. Daniel, 0pelousas, La. 1890 So
Morgan Neville, Cincinnati, .. 1871 10
M. l, Allen, Tallehasse, Fla. 26,62l 81
Robt. T. Brown, Springfield,
Missouri, $500 so
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S2,064,209 Sc

Size OF London,-l.ondon is now be.
yond all doubt, the largest and most po-
pulous city in The world. 1t ma. somewhat
assist the Imagination in forming con-
cep,ion Of its immensity when We reflect
that its present population is equal TO thai
Of the SIX New England States, viz. Mas,
sachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New Hampshire, and Vermont
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Notice.

at May Term. Ie4t. IL The rourt nr Pleas
sad Qraiier Sessions for Orange County,
the subscriber was quail fed az exec tor 20 tie
las, will and Testament Of JAMES CLARK,
deceased, AID obtained iaieis Ieslar,enIDTy
III. recon; be the Hire nqnfsls all pers. No
intebicd 10 the sad ssIsie To mske payment
without delay; aad tkose having claims will
present them properly auihsn,iesIed viii in.
the time pseserlbej by Law, or this notice will
be plead in bar Of their rseovery.
JAMES w. CLARK, Err.
July -. SIS
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Temperance.

I meeting Of the asshiaeion Temperano,
Society ines Is oreariz.d will be led 81 The
Masonic Hall On ThnTs1ay nexi, The Isi &c "A.
gust, a. early candle light Addresses will be
delivered on the eerssion BY Mss,fs. Charles
L. Cooley, hsnrs Gaunan. q d J0hn hrist.
mas. The public geaers,ly are quesled 10
attend.
A. c. MURDOCH. Secretary.
July sS.
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Attention J!

To the commissioned and non-comn,is-
stoned Officers and Musicians. bslong-
ing to the Cane Creek battalion.
yNeuU are hereby commanded TO attend Al
- George B. Morrow's on Friday the Goth
day Of july. a, eleven o'clock, equipt a. the law
Directs. tor drlh muster; and On Saturday the
s7,h, YOU will sppsarsS,,hyour respective on-
panics, equpi as The law directs, for battalion
exercise. al tea O'Clock.
JOS. b, McMURRAY, II. Col.
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S2O Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber on the
N Illh i,.siant. a Negro Boy named
HARRY "a goodgun-smlh, sbou, so Yeas
Of age, not very black. about FIVE feet seven
inches high, his two from, upper teeth
out, and has a small scar on his fore
head, He had on an old White hat. and car
ried with him>a blue cloth coat, two pair
of nankeeu and pair Of black cloth pan.
falcons. and red velvet vest. The a
bove reward will be given for his appre-
hension aud t,I fnement in any jill so
that can get him.
ALEXANDER MEBANE.
July IL. ... 81
~ GreensboIeugh Patriot and carOlian
Walchmaa insert three weeks,
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m office

IN Will aiend q ihs c. ur House m Tees.
aay ihe son insisnt, 81 she pusrase 0f
Iskiag 10 ne town isE.
WA. II. BROWN.
Iaiy 90. SIS
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Obituary.

Died. in ChahssiOwn. Mass, on die
sob ultimo. Hrs. ELIZABETH MATTERS,
fihis place.
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ENIEE cnLEo
OF Kentucky.
Theodore Frciinshuysen,
of Kew Jersey.

As.ak sfths Gated States. and sOand
Nalaaai cnfTeary.
ranTisr .eseauc. With lair esol' tiion TO
A a.fIcaa lntiusity,
A. aaaesi I'D -raaomlcai sdsiinIst asson 81
lhr NaIiaaai 8asrfamsnt
AIsqtitbse da-iribaston Of the Proceeds u
N. ssies IL tie pab.H Lant'E.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

The following list shows tie time Tor
holding elections for state officers Tor the
wear 1874, in the several States;
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Democratic Republican Ticket.

FOR SENATE
DIR. JULIUS s. BRACKEN.
FOR COMMONS IS
SIDNEY SMITH,
WILLIAM PATTERSON. -
JOHN TABSC0TT,
WILLIAMSON PARISH.
@
d. We have been requested to an
nounce James c. Turrentine as candi-
date for reelection to the office of Sheriff.
William Nelson is also candidate for
the office of Sheriff for the county Of
Orange,
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To Printers.

WINTER aud Summer News INK, also
Book iak, al Of sapeTiUr qualify, for sale
at all times leo by "
TYLER g. HILL,
Wholesale Druggists, Ptiersb#s Va.
July rs 34--
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-01-04
THE TARIFF.-Movements nave beer


m ade in Congress FOR the repeal or modf-
cation of the Tariff law of 1S42-In the
House, by MIR. Rheu; in the Senate, by Mr..
McDutie. MIR. McDuffie merely gave no.
tice of bis intention TO introduce bill on
the subject. Mr.. Rhett moved 10 suspend
the rules, to allow him to offer the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee of Ways
and Means do inquire as soon as practicable
into the expediency of reporting a bill re-
pealing the tariff act passed in the year 1912,
and in lieu thereof imposing a maximum rate
of duty of twenty per cent. ad valorem on i'm
ports, discriminating between this maximum
in the duties imposed, on the principle of
producing revenue only.
The yeas and nays were called on the mo-
ton TO suspend, and ii was rejected only II
voting in favor of it and l07 against it. This
vote is decisive, we should suppose, of the
fate of any proposition to alter the tariff in
the manner proposed by Mr. Calhoun; and
bis friend Mr.. Ven Buren, may write letters TO
the South, declaring his opposition s.both TO
principles and details of the present tariff
but his friends in Congress dare not vote for
any proposition TO cary into effect such oppo-
sitiou.
The Washington Spectator calhoun pa
per- furnishes the following analysis of the
vote of the members on the proposition, by
which it will be seen that nearly all the
Nolihern Van Burenites opposed the mo-
ton:
REPEAL OF THE TARIFF.-We
deem the vote taken on Mr. Rheu's resolu-
tlona Sufficient importance 10 give il a laar=
tIal Analysis There voted against the reso-
luton, all The Representatives from Pennsyl-
yania and New jersey, and all from New
York excepting two, Mr.. Murphy, and Nj.
Strong. All from New England, excepting
the New Hampshire delegation and Messrs.
Dunlap aud Herrick fom Maine, and MIR
Seymour fTom Connecticut. Also, all the
wings, Southern and Northern, with the ex-
ceptiou Of Mr.. Davis, of Kentecky, who, al
though voting for it, is tariff man. InfaVor
of the resolution, all the Southern Democrats
yoIed; and all from Michigan, Indiana, and
Illinois; all but one from Missouri; and from
Ohio, six of the Democrats for, and four "a
gainst it. InVirginia, all the Democrats, ex-
cepting Mr.. Hopkins. In Louisiana, three
Democrats against the resolution-one alb
sent.