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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

DIVISION OF TIE VI. T.. CHURcH The Ed.
the Richmond Christian Advocate thus maIpi
The course he would nave the South pursue, III
Northern Conference refuse 10 resclnd the RI
i've rule, so that the property may be divided
!. Walt until the General Conference of l8io th:s
VII do Justly upon this subject So we think. antfl
shah confidently expect them 10 do
. II the General Conference ss the organ OF thsy9
erl Church. should ultimately. upon any ground res.r
refuse TO divide the property Of the Church, thenb
keep Il. TO their shame and sorrow.
3. But would you not sue for the property 30, ~
We w0uld not. II they take away our CLOAK, tb0 "
take our coat also-befoTe We wouG "a 10 law mlty
before The uibeiieyers. We would prefer honor ltlt
conscience with oCr poverty. than the curse oi w
with the wealth. This Is car opinion
9J- The New-J Jersey Annual Conference q Z
Methodist Episcopal Church commenced rs @sfsi
Mount Holly on Wednesday, Bishop Wiugn pfesitSt
iowA.-The Dubuque Express proposes tas 7
Legislature now elected. and which meets IN pay =
shah take measures or the calling ef a new CoayeEs
devise another Constitution, with such boundsIia s -
be acceptable 20 Congress. Admitting that iEe H
9f lhe state. defined IN the elected Consitnt1e
too extensive. the Exsress proposes that ne a.
River shall be insisted upon aS the Wefern boz.
that limit shall be adopted. the North, wln
elude Du Buque Clayton, Delaware, ard the Coahoo.
the proposed State. The country thus e1t'9iee, J,
/ posed shall form Territory, be- called me -.
ry Of Washington. The boartsFies Of Iowa VII Y ~
reGaced IN this way 70 relieve Congress from - ~
tion or .his score. fLodsvIle 'o1|
The DRAWBACK BILL.-The Inspector gsNjj
OF the Customs in Canada has Issued circular % =
terent collectorsiu The province requiring them 70
duties all articles transported through any o.
otzes, under the recently established dfsWeacA -
fnds bis authority for doing In an act pa'.e ~ 80
cf William w. which declares that al articles
the growth production Of England o. hov-sb
through the United States shall be considered ioiss
BY this construction of the law the crawbsek oi -
| ed Of 10 eIec.. th"S q.
STEAMBOAT CApslzED. The ga OF Sunds5i III
ing upset the steamboat NcIntyre, then phs ~ iatqS
Marietta As she xent over, the cabin SEPARATED
hui and the few passenger.-aorg Others three asss
foqr small chi.sren-were enabled 70 make 'oea -
The boilers, and perhaps the engine, have dolo
! 80 f.r,,r Marietta (D.J lhItL-tS~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

the last day for ins Notes OF Issue Tor the May te
Corur OF COMMON rlEAs --iDcisions JOSHUA Cuiy,,
vs NOAH RIrLsy, implicated with wu H. Culver.-pA
nurrer-Thc question Is whether the Plaintiff couh Z,
,heore hand prove hi. demand under the bansfup, p
ces1pc and on the other hand he allowed 20 maintain
acton at law for the same demand aSanst the haaSrS;
The Court thinks re cannot Judgment for the GsierIs-
on demurrer
HARRIS WILSON, Public Administrator, ys. JosS 4
MORRILL,. Verdict confirmed.
wN. 4 Gso YoUNGS vs.. Il. W. WHEELrS.-Aeics >
The Carpenters against the IN finishing building g
Twenty second street. Report referred back.
SupyRIoR CouRr.-WuiAN r. WILLIS w. Harr
RAILROAD Co.-Act!on 90 recover damages for iuorY y.
Ia pAntIu IN consequence ot the car IA which he
messenger having been thrown of bark AZ 56ih stu
The axle tire. previously breaS'ng-(ar referred %
The Court charged that IL not only necessary iha. u
comnany should shew the car 70 have been good ant 81
fcen, so lar human observation could 20, but thaVs
o-ucted hy skilu sober and careful ncI capaos q &C
| ing efficiently in emergency such As occurred u
Jury consider that al was done which was possible . &
and that the accident unavoidable, they VIII nm Z
Defendant otherwise for Plaintiff ~ such amount q y
IMAGES aS thew may deem jGst and proper M va
WA Police Officer one OF his arms il said 10 Save ee
,.r,areutlv injured hy the accident, having been oe
NJ the shoulder and his Doctors bills amounted 10 SS
Several other p-rsous We're injGred The jury eufe'
Verdict in favor OF Plaatn for Sl,OVo.
MARGARET NlcGowN w. GEORGE l. GkEsS--Actaos
recover a lot of land 2Sth street sold for asseanSJ
and brought by Mr. Green. In this case AS already sF
riic, was given for plaintiff. The Court chargeie
uirr 20 bring In verdict for plaintiff on two rolnistr
that the property had not been assessed TO The owref
Isaac Adriancc, her Agent and second tht u apFeSs
ihn three assessors appointed ANA TWO onF Acei
U so charged In order that defendant might bring the 20
ton before ull bench. as many other cases were len
ON The same points one OF the Counsel Tor desendt
| Mr. James Grcen)-nieuds bringing exceptions TO .
| Verdict rs agreed upon at the trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUNDAY, May 4ttI.-Th. Rev. Leonard Bacon,
D. D. viii preach the annual before the Foreign
Evangelical society. at y O'Clock P. ". in the church Of
Rev. DR.. Mason Beeckcr street.
SewYork Bible Society, sermon, Tabernacle, I. o'clock
pm.
MoNpsy, May 5-Am Seamen's Friend socle-
~ BroadwGy Tabernacle, Il Pm
TuEsD{y May 6-Am. Anti Slavery Society,
Tabernacle, 10 a 81 Business meetings the Minerva
Rooms. late C0Eees. Hall. Broadway.
y Y and An Sqht Sch Union, Procession Of Chill
dren and Exercises In the Tabsrnace p u. and At-
dresses It thesarae place al Il in the evening.
Foreign Evan society Rev. DR.. Huttons Church on
Washington square, i 2. II.
WyDNESpAY, May 7-American Tract Society
Tabernacle, 10 \. ".
Am. Home Atis ionary Society Tabernacle, u P. ".
Se York Stte Colonization Society, BleeckerStreet
(Df Aason'sl Church, u p. ".
Am. Female Moral Reform Society. Greene street
(jieiho1isJ) Church. u p. ~
THURSDAY, NAY 5 Am. Bible Society, Taberna-
Gle, 10 4. ". Exhibition OF III. Deaf Dumb nz So
ciety ueo-s,ne the condition the Jews in ,e Re-
formed Dutch Church (e:. NJ Fisher corner OF Bto9me
and Greene s,,eets. P IL American Temperance Union
Tabernacle, 2. u.
FRIDAY, May ga. B. C. F. ", Tabernacle, at
I0A.M.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

DEATH OF PRoF. SIMs.-Rev. Edward D. SIMS,
Prof OF English Literature the University Of Alabama
died suddenly on the 18th inst. While in apparent health
and experimenting some work in his garden, he suddenly
FELL and was borne to his dwelling IL! state of insenSib
ity which continued until his death mex; morning. Med
ica aid was speedily called but had effect on his stu
alton, It supposed that rupture Of blood vessel aud
sufsou OF the BRAIN had taken place, which baied all
human remedies. He distinguished member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church On the 9,h inst Rev Dr.
Manly President of the University delivered an impress
sive funeral disc the Methodist Chu ch. before
large audience He followed to the grave by hundreds
Of his fellow citizens.
The Tuscaloosa Monitor from which We have gathered
these facts, says
''Us learning various, extensive and sccura;e es-
pecaly In the department OF language III general Besides
the ordinary classics Greek and Latin he wrote and spoke
French and German He had given especial attention 10
the Anglo Saxon and all The dialects rem which The Eng
ish Language is drawn. These he had studied with per-
severance and Success and had collected materials for an
Anglo Saxon Grammar, and also for English Grammar
which he designed publishing the present year HIS r
for knowledge ardent and urceasing. and so were MS
lahors to acquire it, Few men, the Of forty, had
mastered Ike Sims. the philosophy OF language and
almost The entire circle Of the sciences.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

BoARDIxG Schools. Sit is nsw the season otk
wear when parents are beginning 10 think di
country residence Tor their children, TO place ts;
bevopd the reach Of the heat and dust and uaS
and dangers of the city. Many are in the haSi'
sending them TO their relatives TO pass more Ora
of the warm season in idleness, and TOO irequeat
without much If any restraint, while Others dec
that this is not The most advisable way; but on .
contrary they lhn; that if they could Sc leci ar:
GOOD boarding school IN the country and place th,
in it, where they would be proserly attended 4
II would he much better. We have no lati
of good schools OF this kind in our vicinity /
healthy locations and easy of access. There q.
several on Long Island, among which we we'
name the Hempstead Seminary, IN the village
Hampstead, KEEP. by Mr.. Dunn, t&c Nc v.
nave known Mr.. Dunn "a most successful lelts
for ten years, and we do not hesitate TO recomna
his school 10 the favorable aitenton OF I'll VI
NAV wish 10 have their sons properly trained b
physically and mentally.
Hcmpstead Is known az one at the most PIE
ant. quiet and healthy villages III the county,E
lis nearness 10 the city and access at all sc5so5,
the wear by railroad renders the location mosiss
bic and convenient tor city parents who may v
to educate their children from home. This ID
tuition is in very fisurishing condition.
The visiting committee, among whom we rcs
the name of Benjamin F. Thompson, Esq u
rom his literary attalnmens is we'll qualified
Judge, in making the report of the late spring
animation, says:
Indeed, the Committee well satisfied that D.
mates this Seminary have improved rapidly witAsl
last term. and that parents and guardians may rea
tire confidence In the talents and fidelity OF the PIr
and those associated with him, no, forgetting hs exc
lady, who supernteDGs with maternal CAFE the dors
department OF the school, and chershes with the viI-
DESIRE the welfare and prosperity of thosa eonnecteiA
with. q
II can hardly be necessary to remark upon the Qc;t
lions OF MI. DupD. they being too well anG e3,eESsf
Known. graduate OF ono of Eastern College. ht
lorg been engaged teaching, and has frnishedi iso
satisfactory evidence OF his competency ard Ills s.s
in the cause OF Education.
The building Is nearly new, large and com1i
Gus. erected purposely for boarding school, AZ
well calculated for the comfort ard health d.
inmates. Though the school IS justly entleSf
rank among the first class of academic ird
tons, yet the expense Of education here is q
less than IN many others 10 the vicinity Of g
grade
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

Morgan has elected Wing 10 the Legislature !;
Berkely q Jefferson 2; and Frederick certainly
one--perhaps 2, (las, year both Loco.Focos) In
all the districts but one in Frederick enc of our
candidates is l57 ahead OF their loves; man and is
elected our candidate is 90 ahead of their highest
and the dis,ric, to hear from gave last year Loco
majority Of 66.
/ cannot wait for the Southern mail, as ii is now
100 late and il is not IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
Ncw-Tork Legislature.
rRtpAy. Ap-tI es. ls{s.

tRlpAf, ApFl -. isto.
IL SzNArz, Nr Beekmaa presented petition
t!cm GTeene county tos the excise isw- MIR Jones
presented one from Eew-York in favor OF the bill
10 prevent horSs-Tactn- on Ice Thlrd Avenue and
Tor d race course IL Harlem; by Nj Barlow. nom
citZsns or Ctisrr: Valley, w.,hou, distinction of
paryr pTavins fer the favorable action of me S,-
nate on the excise bill; by Mr Folsom, from l2:h
ward Nsw-IoTk, IN favor OF the bill prevent the
racing ard troliiDs of horses The avenues of SAID
civ Mr. Bockee reported in favor Of the Assem-.
Div bill authorizing the osn CT certain moneys be-
longing 10 the L. States and or deposit IN this
State. Also. wrltiea rePoT; cdrsFSs 10 the pas
sage OF the Cerilorar: Bal The several resolutions
10 print were referred TO the printing committee =
Nj Clark reported adversely 10 The petition OF cit
izeus OF New-York for aid 10 the Colored Home
agreed TO- On motion OF Nr. Lott, the rules were
suspeIed Tor the purpose OF taxing the haal qusS :
tion on The Nrw.York and Long Island terry bill.
The ayeS and noes having been taken, the bill
passed by vote OF 70 ayes, ) noes On nouon OF
Mr. Corning the bdl in relation to jurors IN the
county of albany, was read third time and pass
ed The Senate then took up number OF private
bills. and went INTO Executive Session.
In the HOUSE, peuilnnS were presented. by 33T
Frisbee tor a revision OF the Militia Laws; by Nh
Bush. OF merchants Of New-Y York for equalization
IN canal tolls: by Mr. L. IL Brown, 70 complete
the Black River canal Mr.. Carpenter presented
Report of committee in favor OF the bill Of Cen.
Mather 10 revise the Militia LG,rs. Mr.. Morn
son for the purpose OF testing the houSe, moved 10
recommit the Dill. with instructions 20 report on
Monday next a bill 10 abolish ordinary military
parades After some discussion. the bill was made
The special order for Monday next. Mr.. 6eMns
presented written report and bill, u favor ot re-
healing the law TO aior Railroads 70 carry Freigtt
(lIr. B. said this was petiioued for by more Than
Il, 600 iadlviduals) Ordered printed. Nh. Coe
moved that the bill in relation 10 canals now have
its third reading Agreed to. A discussion here
sprung up on the bill, during which the House adj
;nrrnei
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
Please no,ice-a kick Is better than nothing-Edo

Suchis the endorsement on dingy seven -by-niEe
sheet called TIE Ra5n1le. which has and is v-y 20
tble. We edits;ing compliance with The re-
quest, IN the mode teestey hintet when or eau
uoasaess suddenly excited BY he recollection Of The
reason given by s=ew1 farmer the Vermont Le-
sisia;u-e for declining the speech c: member
who remarkable for nothing cut his rohy ard ppsl-
cors impotence and sef-conce;. jdr. Speaker T1.n Z
ry tsG: speeot, for aass rreneh<i err1tg to
fict aolsa" Rambler s1c;se TIE r-eco--
nance Of our cautiouspess the coubstye and te
struc:iyr prupensities
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

DARING RoBBERY.-One OF the most daring and
successful attempts robbery, recoet heard
OIL was perper.ed IN this city Saturday evening the
residence Of Sr George Briggs. The house being Dacces
sibe from the front the rns the rogue Sc. the upper part
on b'cz-brilfns e, which attention of
The young ladies' the only persohs home, who were Sit
fipg in the backroo sf front building. They imu;e
da;ey to the other building 10 exiusuh the flames
and the rogue embraced the opportunity Of entering the
2 building forcing bureau open and abstracing there
from Si50 70 200 in gold which was in purse
louisville Journal. ?ls.
CAsrA1rY.-Tha Port Gibson tSdiss.) Herald
states that David S Humphreys, ESQ., was killed BY fal
ling tree in violent which occurred there while
riding from Por, Gibson 10 the county.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

AssAssrsATIoN-A letter dated Bayou Laiourcne,
Apnl 18th, furnishes rhe following information: "a
fushtfu occurrence took place few days since, al
PIncourt9lile. On Wednesday last, negro belong
ing to Slr. Vella, stabbed Mr Meran Srnonneau.
wlth poignard The latter had been watching the
negro for several days, when on "Wednesday, be-
tween II and y O'Clock at n!ght, he perceived him
attempting TO cross the bayou. He called TO him
to stop, aad rsshed forward TO seize him. but no
sooner had be touched him, than the negro plunged
als dagger IN his breast near the shoulder Mr. ST.
monaeau IS Tot expected TO live The murderer
was arrested yesterday, tried to-day and sentenced
10 be hung next Thursday, on the spot where he
committed the crime"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 2s, 1886

- Rvxov.1.-Yfrsr OF MAI-Subscribers who In
- .o change their residence the rst Of May will
obre Us, by handing notice of such removal as carly as
,.she a. book /, now open at the ofce for entering
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
To.DAY,S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAeE.-Le;ters from Havana, No. II. ;
Things in Philadelphia The steamer Swallow ;
Mock Marriage; Appointments by the Governor /;
News Items; Connecticut Official Returns
FOURTH PAGE.-The Late and the New Official
Editor Commercial and Money Matters Marine
Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

Persons who desire 10 contribute TO the relief of
the sufferers al Pittsburgh VIII tie way Of doing
pointed on, n Al advertisement; IN another column.
The ruins of the Bowery Theatre were thoroughly
searched or Saturday evidence discovered the: any
one hz! been lost IN the IRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

EpySArlovAL CONVENTION The State Conven-
,oi OF County SaPenieGents az Syracuse had not sd-
ioure on Wednesday Distinguished friends OF EGuea-
ton were prceH, from this other States and The dis
cussions had been OF al interesting character.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

o. Messrs. ANTHONY. EDWARDS & Co. have
Just taken fine Daguereo,ype likeness of Gen.
JACKSON probably the last that will ever be taken
as the old General is fast wearing out. He is con-
fined to his bed, and expects never 10 rise from il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

e. CH1ELEs TrEzELI, or the Bitter Blood. Two
volumes in me- BY G. P r. JAMES, has been published by
the Harrers No. Of their series CT Pocket Novels
II The NEw-YoRx JOURNAL OF MEDICINE and
the Collateral Sciences Vol " No. - fer May has been
published by h. C. Langley As,or HOuse. This work
susisins high reputation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
rhe Rinhmond Whir SAYS

Without knowing the particulars In the Counties OF the
District we TAKE II for granted nom what has occurred
here that Mr.. Bolts is defeated from $50 10 200!
Had this humiliation by the hands Of open opponents II
would have been supportabe But imposed upon
clear whg District majority by the hands of PROGRESSING
friends, Il IS hard 10 bear with patience!
Bots gets here hundred votes less than he did In 4S
while In truth the party numerous for him now
than Il was then This Is the effect Of stratagcno
atfementl Numberess Wings have been induced not 10
vote AT ALL this has been the insouS and umsniy
game of PEW mot ofhe multitude j of that party who
have invoked the aid Of their opponents TO beat their
ffiendsl
HousE OF DRLEeATEs.-ln Richmond City. Ly-
ons Qr. Whg) is elected by Isl majority over
Brooke the regular Wing candidate In Chester
field, w. p Winfrae (Loco) is elected over Bur
foot, Wing. Same last year. In Henrico, Sher-
win McRae (Whig) late Delegate, is elected over
yovnv Toco
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
War and Honor.

The S+n objects feelingly 10 our habit lss II
assers) of giving the lie where We beevet the truth
demands il. We regret that our manners are not
acceptable to the refined tastes Of The Sun, but re
cannot well help il Our own rule is, / Never 10
stale VIVA; We GO not fully beiIeve-belng Careful
not TO misstate an opponent; ead = Never 10 oe
offended at any indication Of dissent from our stare
men,s, no matter how plainly given We shouia
greatly regret that any one should deem Us capable
OF lying but, if any oae should believe IL we
would no, thank him to suppress his belief, nor lake
offence at MS avowing II. We approve sincerity IN
all things The Sun says OF Us:
"He Il fo- peace 1t all hazards and every sacrifice
He appears se wtias 20 allow Europe 10 la'elIsl 49,
the affairs OF ;hs country-to let Eng! id co VIE. 7
uleases t Oregon and interfere with on. bringing 4es
into the Union. that does not ensue' he appears
be entirely willing allow this great and glorious $40
honest country 70 be kicked cuet. and ral-treHted eI
rights violated and her character assaec' p'e'AeI
take Il all camly quietly passvey. and turn ole eAeek
for repetition Of ;hc blow which We have areaas
an tho ofha- We deciars for peace
bv nanly defending our rigis-hc hoqes ior 2eace %
submission and the Surrender CT orr ust pFeiensios
secure L hy frinnes- equity and preparation as ieeineh
should do 10 him may be granted as The boon Of
slave We demand peace By being prepared io' "A
seeks il subnaissyey az Inc feet o. cicta'pF.
Now, as The Sun will not allow Us 10 character
lZe tneSe assertions DV l.ic OHI. PIOtei 'D''"' ~
ran we say of them All or readers know that
we have steadily opposed the Annexation OF Iexis
and the occupation Of all Oregon not on any sucn
grounds as The Sun indicates, but simply because
we deemed both measures urong. While we do
not fear the power OF Great Britain we do fear 10
provoke the judgments of Heaven. We believe that
cur Country can secure all OF Oregon 10 winch she
has any right without War or collision OF any
kind-that we had OILY to refrain from the sense
less bravados OF the last three years, and the Whole
habitabe part Of Oregon would have fallen quietly
and naturally into our hands We object 10 taking
forcible possession of oil Oregon, because, having
examined the evidence on both sides, we believe
Great Britain has Just claim 10 part OF H. AND
as to Texas, we believe the whole Annexation
drama, from The day Houston left Washington to
this time, has been one OF black perfdy. robbery,
and lust of dominion on the part OF this Country
that in consummating this scheme we snail
wantonly despoil Mexico, and excite the proper
jealousy and i'll will OF the civilized world We
hold the addition OF five hundred miles square OF
new Slave territory TO our Republic a deep dis
grace TO orr Country, an offence before God, and
lasting injury 10 the cause OF Uhlversa Liberty
Now, Sun let Us entreat YOU not 10 compel US 10
90 so far round again TO avoid calling you IN PLAIN
terms liar.
|
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28

H.R. RoElSsoS, l42 Nassau street has Issued a
ver cor1ec; Hhoraph representation of the pEe
sen;ed by the burning Of the Bowery Theatre
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
MICHIGAN TowN ELScrloxs We have the fol.
owins returns. which look exceedingly we'll

We understand that the Wings have carried a
majority Of Supervisors in Clinton county
Three towns to be heard rsOm-probaoly . whig 10
Loco.
Two towns to be heard from.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
Railroad Irom-Thc Nc1vst

Railroad lfOn-Ihc News
Did any of our readers understand, when we
said that American lronmastcrs are now turning
ou, good rails undu contract a, less price" Chan
S6O) that these Iron men were ready 10 make
ne,o contracts ct that price? The News processes
to have so understood US, while we simply meant
that they were fulfilling contracts airfady made al
S55 10 $50 We did not suppose the very few con-
cerns that can make rails at awould oterto make
for 500 when there is abundant demand forali they
can make al $50 or over. But this we do say,
that, but for the free importation o Railroad Iron
for ten years prior to lSl3, American Rails could
now be bought cheaper in this Country than they
could be imported at any duty whatever or none.
We are now paying the penalty of a short sighted
selfshness, which led those interested in Railroads
10 saw, 'Let US get our axes ground and the COM
Try may look out Tor Itself In this way, q few
Railroads We're made cheaper than they otherwise
would have been, and those 10 he built in the next
year or two will suffer for The News says:
This same iron. for which this company demand S95
could be got, without risk OF quality from England for 81
now 20 per cen; duty That is 500 COST $50 freight
and charges. and S335 duty, making ST.
|. 1t is unfortunate that the Free Traders will not
use the same Arithmetic with other felix's. We
cannot make 20 per cent. duty on 500 ton less
than Sl2 Masking the COS, Of this Iron al the New
York wharf $50 paving only Revenue duty.
This is allowing the lion 10 cost but S6O4 in Eng
land butw believe i, was considerably higher al
the last advices.
The riches, joke of the age is the fear expressed
by the News tha, we may "prematrrely exhaust
our supplies" OF iron ore !! The deposits of this
mineral in our Country already known are abso-
iu,ely nexhaus,ible, and every year is adding to
,heir number and extent We defy ahSurdi,y 10
outrun ibis notion of The News
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
From the Frederiek District.


BALTIMORE April 25, lSl5-Friday, p. NJ.
The Western Nail brought us sacceunts from sew
era of the Counties in the Frederick District,
show that Lucas Che regular Loco Foco candid
ate for Cougress> is defeated by Bednger, who ran
as an independent Loco-Foco. The following are