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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18
Majority

In the same counties. last Fall. MI Clay's maJ"f'y
over Polk was 217i. These ntuf1s Indicate The eice
lion Of lifown--though lhoy are mol conclusive.
We have heard fully from only one Congressional
district in winch Andrew johnson .oco) is re elected
Parson Brownlow was his oppouen-who. IN his last
p,per SAYS "uhnsIn will beat for Congress but not
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18

lion Of Bown-though lhoy are mol conclusive
| We have heard fully from only Congressional
district in winch Andrew johnson oco) is re elected
Parson Brownow was his opponenl-who IN his lasI
paper says, "Johnsn will beat for Congress- but not
so badly rs might he supposed"
| NORTH CAROLINA
/ The election III this State ouly Tor members Of
Congress The returns as yet ale incomplete.
! d. NJ Barrineef (Whig) is elected in the Saisbu.
~ district bv handsome mamity Charles Fisher,
the big gun" Of locolocoisn IN that region.
John J. Daniel (Loco) is ro>elected in the Halifax
district.
john J. Mckay (Loco) is reelected in the Whining
ton district.
Alfred Dockery ('Nhig) is elected in the Guilurd dis
trict beating Jonathan Worth, Of The same party. No
Loculoco candidate in the field. Mr.. ID. succeeds Mr..
Debeuy (WhgD
Col Reid 0ocn) is reelected IN the Caswell district
! J. C. Dobbn (I.oco) is elected in the Raleigh dis
lrici, succeeding Gen. Romuus NJ. Saunders Of tie
same party.
In the pasquoiank district. represented in the last
Congress by Mr.. Rayner (Nhig) II is probable that
Asa Blggs Q.oco) has beaten Mr. OUTLAW, the W is
| candidate.
On the other hand in the Newhern district represent
ed in h, last Congress by Mr. Arlington I.oco.) is
believed that Mr.. Donnell (Whig,) has beaten Clarke.
The Locoiocu candidate.
From The Mountain district have no returns
The candidates are Messrs. Cimgman aud Grala,il--
both Wings.
INDIANA.
The fplowing is the result Of The election for Con
sressm.n in tins State rs far as heard from:
First Disrict-R. ID. Owen, l.. +. re .elcclcd
Second Thomas j. Henley l.. f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18

W. were informed yesterday that Importing house
in our eng lad applied 10 Tia NfNcan Consul 10 know
whether he could clear vessel lit one 81 the Mexican
ports Thursday aeXl, aud Ia, HE reply al the Consul
Nas thai aer "Wednesday lac Mould be unable 10 attend
To any such husin,ss A. The duty ri The Consul such
cascs Is 10 counictseu the manifest his refusal luoks Il,
II tleru Nere somc ruth n The ruuof- Of "af, noN So
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18

The rnly Wnror which appears al present to he wei
Authenticated IN INC. that the Mexican Consul has IL
c,vrd nrdcrs it1n his government 10 Withdraw lmne
dmtcy from lhls rouuiry. What The exact nature a
tie onSulia instructions s1c WE ale mi advised hu
We Uniformed on what W. blrVc Ia hc rxetllcnl an
lhnuly, thll Tho natnuaY will rlnse his uilire 10 mor
flN and etnst la exercise his duties
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-18

American Stocks ~ EnelsWd caatinued 10 improve 49,
Inc Liverpool Tunes at the tsilh 3uy SAYS The IN,
proved trens atscs ou Of the Iate ~ inat,u finn,
,""HH ''a' 'her debts would be pad ,et lhls s,a,isc
"u'' aud American papt viii be,sno as easy
III nrg"stuis the .on, aud Pans n ,cl,,. =, r. ~
81 NE flrst mercantile house IN The y,sla
we "'ske fse aullo~,na loat,p s,ree ,-,r ,,rl,o,
ims - ss'e I.hh. Louisiana per cests 50, New y,d
~ oess ~ es dss Ohio per oens IS. Penns, Iva
sss xOi I'll United States i.ank % ~
Sorros hARgSf- iArrpod. Jniy % The lac,
-" :" tuesdays have witnessed less aolivry m tho
essssn Market but prices remain as pnv,usiv VIA M
Improvement IS f'enans h the e,rnl 81 4,h,p, no,
ne sales 81 the weeh show the respectable auun,
~. iv-5D American. $50 Egyptian aud 400 S.ts,
nave been token on specuit. Dealers are o. ,dn,y
increasing their stacks from glowing c1ust t,on
duubttss. that the a.aike has Sci the lowest 6Jne sud
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
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Revohing attempt at Murder.-The
Auburn Journal furnishes The particulars OF
an extraordinary attempt, by man OF the
name OF Lorenzo Patrick, 10 make way
with bis wife. with whom, it is said, he had
never previously exchanged a single cross
word. He went to his well, and while
lhere called fnr his wife To help hIm in get
| my hen out, which he said had fallen in,
While she was leaning over the curb he
caught her by he ieet aud plunged her
,verhead first into the well. which is aboul
20 feet the water coming up within some 4
fee, of the Platform. Size retained her
hold Of the rope for its whole length, aud
finally succeeded in climbing up, got GU, Of
he water with her feet upon The stone, aud
,creamed for help.
The monster then got Ii ght, the one
which they had having been pu, out when
,he went into the well, and next took
/ board aud undertook 10 am her down in.
70 tie water. She said Lorenzo for Gods
sake don't murder me- and be replied j
WON'T He then 20, over Into the curb
md let himself do"n so as TO put his feet
III her legs, and tried to push bel feet from
he Jne on which they were placed Now
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

The President and hts ippointmenfs.--
The Washington Constitution, speaking Of
The Presidents appointments, says, that
what appears 10 be his settled ,urpose IN
regard 10 applicants for Office will be ad.
hered 10 until a r,form in that matter is
effected
The system which has heretofore pre-
vailed Of besipgIng the White House, and
o( pressing upon the President their appl.
cations with unceasiug opportunity, must
he reformed, Proper sellrespect, and tht
necessity Of dschargng the Executive do
ues with dignity and efficiency, alike re
quirs TIA, the annoying habit Of cou,Iruon'
personal solicitations, should be greatly
diminished. 1t would seem 10 bs nalura
dictate Of common sense, 10 suppose lha
lhe man who, aler presenting his appllca
lion for an Office, would remain for weeks
10 annoy and impor!une the President viii
personal solicitations, would scarcely pos
sess that dignity and manIiness Of characIe
which would .bes! fl him for the oalc
desired
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

The interests Of the republican party,
in The Senate OF The United States, are
.committed 10 a democrat every way
worthy Of The honor. Gen. CAME
RON has ever been faithful firm and
consistent supporter Of The democratic
party and al the last election conlribu
ed essentially TO The triumph Of POLK
and DALLAS in Pennsy ylvania. -Oo
all questions OF a party character, his
sentiments are known to be in strict uni.
'on with those entertained bv the dem
ocracy OF our great commonwealth and
we csnnor doubt that he will sustain
them w'h zeal and ability in the dIslin.
gushed position 10 which he has lns'
been called. As the warm persona
and political friend Of M. Buchanan ne
will weleel assured, adopt The sxampIe o.
lha, ilIuslrious statesman az his guide
'od spare no effort 10 justify the dlSlin
guIshed mark Of confidence reposed il
him.
We commend to our Democrs
brethren throughout The Safe, the cult
walton OF an amDcabe and concilalory
spirit. Much evil, and no good, mus,
he The inevitable result Of an opposite
course
Democratic Union.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
Exrtfl-grrA sslas<Hrxs,

FirI Cotton from The United States -
Nr. Robert Owen. he celebrated Phlan.
throplsr Of England, manufactured The frs
lwO bales Of American rOit0n imported inlu
Grea' Britain, The blies were sceompan
ied byB statement o; ,hr mode VI cultivation
aad expressing Ihe opinion that the S,aut
from which il rlme (Georgia, We believe,
would prpdaee Two hundred baes The iul.
owing year, We nDw send about a mi.
ION and E half Of raics 10 England aunualiy
~ i189,air. Madison, Sr,ung'lo hio ifieai.
and sad: There is no reason 10 lnvb, Ma
Ihc uniird A,A,Pa all nns lsy hpcolna =
great cotton growing county Sr yca,,
alter TIA, ('u l792} b" Union rroducrl
l3e,92s loun''S IN ora ys.f IN i105. T.,
ctoP ver 2?7 SEQ pounds, sad in 1852
: 'a. fS>,@.i s.Q.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

4 VALUABLE BOOK.

The journal Of Commerce sayse wealthy
gentleman called upon Bishop Onderlonb
~ Friday, and On taking iraye, made hin
he YtesruI VI book. On taking of W.
wrapper and opening 10 ,hr dlle page, ,lhgr,
Vac a bundled dollar BANK note, on turning
,ycr leaf thpre Was another; third les
sod thsFe ~ns Il ,hIrd hrIi over the fourth
ehf fourth tll, hui over the fifth leaf =
nth bhI.unul II seemed II: though the book
,v1s volume Ol huutrsd dolor bills. Few
PERSONS, BlshoPs ~ oibetu Sc; would Oh
jerD TO tc41iug .,cA 3 ooya frequently.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
GEN SIMON CAMERON.
Democratic Union.

Il is with no litle gralhcstion lhs
we announce the election Of this gentle.
man to the Seoa'e Of the United Slsles
If the whole Commonwealth had beer
searched, man cuald not have beer
(osnd better fitted TO do honor 10 Penn,
sylvanis. TO secure her ia,eresIs,o or wht
would be more acceptable to The grea'
mass Of the people than Genersl CANE
n N. 4 lhurough geolleman,j he IL
greatly beloved in private Life where
MS liberal and generous characteristic
have made him hosts Of attached friends
AS a DemOCrat, he is 100 well knowu
TO require one wnrd o bs said He il
a Pennsylvania Democrat, iolhe core
ltue and tried.
Many years s;o, an unriended boy
come 10 Hlrri.bnrs with bundle OF
nis shoulder, his whole earthly fortune
aud applied loi employment as an APP
prenIlce at printing oihce. He wa
accepted, and wen, TO work, iear'
passed and the boy became man
honorable conduct advanced his for,
tunes; and Thursday a majority Of the
deli beralve bodies Of the great State u
Pennsylvania, Il, d,clared him their Rep
rrseniallre IN the mn>t Illus riuuS assem-
bly, of The world - Senator in H.
American Congress. II we were Gen.
Cameron. we woUld be prouder ot lhi.
,icrory Of genius and honor .be enter,
Or ze over the difficulties Of early mis-.
,onune, lh,n of he proudrSt corone, OF
heradit sry tank, The case of rhr Sen.
or eject il another x 'mplr Of the max
,m. or IaIher The tru'h which has be.
come a maxim, that ~ our country Nc
rauk is 80 high as to prove beyond the
reach OF laIeul in he hun,bIrS, cirz"n.
We COO Ir4Iulale the Democracy L rh'
people olrhe State upon the triumphant
election Of Gen. C,meron.
HnHsbury Arsus
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
HnrjsbUrg ArSus

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
The general results Of the election are a.
fo.IoWs, VIA Democratic Governor, b,
700 msjori'yi3 Democratic Corgrt ssmer
and one vacancy: Democratic Councillors
and one vacancy, tale's district; 10 Demo
rralc Senators and Two vacancies, whicl
re to be filled by the TO- Consequently
every member OF The Sen9'e will be Dem
ocra'ic; so Democratic majority in th,
House of Representatives. Democratic
county officers elected in all the counties
bat Que
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

MasSathuseUs and South CQr0Rnd.- -.
rbe assachusrlls legislature on Wednes
lay last adopted resolution IN relation TO the
rcslmenCuf Hon Samuel floar in S G.
The substance Of them is that MassachuSett'
- restrained from further present action in
oehalf Of her citizens imprisoned in Soulh
Carolina, by her unwiIIogness 10 do lht
slightest violence to tie CONSTITUTION Of Iht
Uuircd Sltes, bat that Massachusetts VIII
Iemand Ihal the General Government make
such change IN the jurisdiction Of the Fed
"ral Courts, or surh provisions by law, as
will enable TIE ci'iz-ns Of Massachusetts,,
who may hereafter be imprisoned 10 any
other State solely on account Of bis color,tr
urge his cioi,n ,u liberty and protection il
The Courts 81 Ibe United States.
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POISONED

EigMR7 Ten ,oanAn's OF he family O.
lsse G,nrtr near Tl.on. Niraovr. have
been poisoned r'rshuy. Tour q. his ne
groe, and oTe child Of Mr q. hsYa died
Two Other children are dangerously III and
not expected 10 survive, A negro hgs been
artcslsd on 'u'Pic.oD Of ta'ing ro.,ob,t
h. tniy
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

The County Court House and Town
Hall, at Carlisle, in this State, we're entire
ly destroyed by FIRE about one O'Clock on
the morning OF the 81 inst. The s2Par
ains OF the engine being in the basement Of
the Town Hall, were burnt, or 81 disabled -
to be useless in staying the progress of TIE
flames and the wind blowing fresh. tina
faI. Of the Borough was for time in imm,
men, pelil, The loss sustained is estimaI
ed at not less than $4,000. The principal
potion of lhe public records was saved
The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
.-sSTsssazs5sFzszsis
SUCCESS or a YANKEE BOY.
Mr.. Coleman, The inventor OF the Pi-
,no attachment, which has attracted the
admiration Oflhe musical world is among
~ having relurOed 10 the Hbernis.
We understand that he has disposed Of
his entire right in the invcntion ia
Europe for six hundred thousand dollars
cash down Before leaving this country
he had sold the righ' OF Massachusetts Tor
ten ,honysnd dollars, and for New York
for one hundred thousand. He thus
receives seven hundred and Ten thou.
sand doIIars--a pretty fair sum for
Yankee not yet 80 years old. Mr.. c.
has a handsome estate at Saratoga where
he resides. Some len years ago he ad-
vertsed an exhibition IN this Town Of a
miniature steam engine and railroad car
tickets admission twelve and half
cents. There were not a doZan pres
eul. He afterwards manufactured &C.
cordeons with such tools as his means
enabled him 10 procure OF to borrow, <
subsequently gave lessons on that lns'ru-
menl. His successful career since then
is known.
Mr.. C's. Eolian was not The only
'allschmenl' that he took our with hIm
10 Europe. He had formed prev yious
one for young lady III his naive town
whose fs,her-worIh his two hundred
Thousand, forbade The bands on account
Of The sui,or's poverty. i will have
her yet, was the response of the young
musician. 'Never'-ndignanrly shCu-
ed The falher-'unlil you are worth
more money Than ] am. II shall cl.im
your daughter. Sir, ooe day'--wsS
the biter response Of the EoIisnisl.
His wealth more than rrehlpS mat Of the
young lady's tatl tr,and as she has ever
had an 'arIachmeni' for him, i, is not
improbable that the obdurate hea:, may
soften and melt, b, fore The omnipo,rnce
of wealth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
u. =. Senator.

.4ss.'Gcs7@ @s,tsi-~5e
u. =. Senator.
Gen Cameron, our Senator elect !, pro
baby as well known as any man IN lh'
State, Il is highly credtable TO htm ,ha
by his own eser,ons he has fought his va,
from .he situation Of a poor, unfriended ho,
to lha, oiSena,or Of The greaCommonwesltl
OF Pennsylvania, an empire with nea
2,000,000 inhabltacls ! The mode ant
manner Of his election has given rise 10
good many spirited editorials among ou
brethren Of the p,ess, and while the excite
men, is up we feel inclined to perpetrate an
article on The subject, aud trouble our read
ers with It's perusal The system Of nomi
nations by convention, caucus or delegate
meetings, is the only practicable one where.
by dominant party can reasonably expec'
10 secure the election of ils friends. The
volunteer system gives the minority, in fre.
quent instances. better chance to succeed
'hau the majority; as the former kni, to
ee,her BY sense Of weakness, moves or
ceinpactly and united. while the latter, from
iis very preponderance. is liable to split up
into iacNOns and dissps,e its strength on
several candidates. We regret that all III,
democratic me nbers of the Legislature
could not une together in nominating and
electing Senator This is generally, IL
our Judgment, duty that membea owe to
those who elect them ani to lteir parry
Our member, thougr no, participating in
the proceedings Of the caucus, actna;ed. wt
have no doubi, By the sentiments above ca.
pressed, voted for the caucus nonihpp. 500
The Senator, however, from this district,
did not ouly take no part IN The caucus, bur
voted in opposition TO It's nominsliou'
throughout, and he has been most bter,
nnd unju,ily assailed therefor in variou,
quarters. So far as he ia concerned. (wiG
nut saying any thing inconssen, with ou.
sentiments already expressed,) opposition
to Judge Woodward was perfectly righ
AlOre Than llat, il he had taken any Other
course. he would have rhewn himself desll.
Iute Of spirit, patriotism and dignity. Gen
Ross may rest satisfied that those who
know his motives and'siuaiion best, are iusl
those who approve his conduct most warm
ly. Il is aiedged, tina. the caucus was not
one TO make nomination that had beer
determined before; bu, 10 whip in the re
fraolnly. !, is further alledged that before
the caucus, Gen. Cameron's friends were
i0ld by democratic membels, that If he wa.
nominated they would not support him. 4
these allegations are cOrrec!, were General
CameFOn's friends under any obligations ,c
gc into the caucus? Certainly not A
gain; was General Ross under any obiga.
non 10 support a Gsa who, no longer apn|
Than last fall bitterly opposed him when
"andldale Our readers will recoliecl lha,
General K, was elected under pledges To-
sugpan lhe Removal Bill and The IariF
Of 1892. lie fulfilled his frs, pledge II
procuring he passage Of the bill which ",
haze had 'he grenl pleasure Of printing fo
tI, L., T., -, l.
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Glememhor the Printer

WHEAr CORN, RYE, BUCK
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD will he ,e
reiveh for debts dive us fnr Subscription
Also few bushels OF POTATOES i
delivered soOn
From Ihow who have promised Lumber
inrh and iuch md quarter pine boar d:
will be received If delivered soon,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

NARROW ESCAPE.

A Mr. Lawrence, who was sleeping il
he upper story Of 4 sIore in Gra"ier slree
Iev Oreans, which WAS DESTROYED b,
ire, last week, made very Lsuow escap,
BIT. IL was asleep a! the ume; and OF
waking found hi1 passage down STAIRS com
pIptrly cot oif by ,he flames. The ro7u
.oon became 80 full Of smoke, that! to
prevent suHncuIion,h he got Oul Of he widow
md in this position, wiki one hand holding
he sil, and the other Clinging 10 he spour
ne daug'rd until n ladder vas bronghl to
20 his rescue, AS it was one Of his hands
and arm to ihe shoulder were severly burni
the sleeve Of his shin being consumed,and
hq resl Of hi. dress scorchcd by the fsmps
few minutes mere, aud he must hav,
, un,at ID 10 Ihe Sidewalk and been burnt II
aea a.h
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.

Cur Township Election on lhe 2IsI los
,csaIed mort singuIarly There va. II,
hoIre Of Justices, , candidates being iieF
tsl is, having an equal number vi votes
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29
'Thc county Comnlssioncrs.

We have b6en,an we are still, under
he impression shat the present Board
VI County Commissioners have managed
he affairs of the County quite a. W Il,
# 40, better, than they have ever beer
psuNged; I'VE ", re therefore surprised Il
hnd writer u0Aer the name ORR form,
ia the h,i Dnville lolellgencer,chatg
lng the Cr,nmlsSuGers with neglecling
their duties, aud in Consequence Of suct
~ el,cl lhr Revenue Commis ssioners had
increased or tares sighi per cent W.
need scarcely say tint ii /, uoD tue
They have increased the assessed vsIu,
% our properly eigh' pr cent, and 10
our taxes. F,om 'ome inquiry 10 re-,
lalion 10 the matter, we find that u,
charge against The Commissioner il
Groundlss., aud that they have 10 this,
IS in all instance, done their duty,
They furnished the Revenue Com
msS!oners with sslaIemenl of the valu,
IN the agGo'ga'e, Of sIl properly labh
10 state tax 10 the county, aud viii
,lhree fooS cap pages Of assessment,
correcrivrly rakeo, Of Town properr,
Of The highesl value, and with the names
and with q like number Of pages Of az
scS.meots taken in succession. Of irsl,
'econd, thrd and fourth qualities Of
Lands, ard also, with lists Of sales OF
Land, wiIhjng The last FIVE years, with
he dale Of sale, the price sold fJi, snd
the assessed value of the same. Thh
was all the information required Of them
in their official capacity. One Of the
circulars received by them, was NOT
answered. because il was evidently no.
intended they should do so. The fr.
inrerrogslory is as folIowS:-,Vhere is
your residence, whai is yor occupa,
ti0ni" Truely no man of common
sense, will pretend that The writer Of
This circular, intended that it should be
answered by Board Of Commissioners;
ior was it so intended. The objec, was 'c
get Information from private cjliz-ns,
nd the circular was generally addIessec
20 such. We understand thai number
we're received in The County. Mr.
Best Of The Ineiligencer, received one,
shy did he not answer l.?
The cause OF his ungeutlemeuIy at
tack - easily understood. The crime Of
the commissioners is not neglect Of du
y. They are REMOVAL MEN
They believe with 'wo thirds Of tho
people Of The County, that the seat Of
Justice is norpROPERLY LOCATED,
nd hence they musl expect 10 receive
81 occasional discharge Of pop.gun zen
5rnce, as last kick Of a dying fac.
ION.
In regari 10 county tax"s, we under.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-29

.l,Hitvtt It',' urt'tu,d Hnuy
turning To b.sWitn wi,h snilc, I,.D.
is now nv b'ids: and oler, when
speak Of lhr >,c,if,e ,he has made il
leaving her pslivs hnd for me sh,
reminds me-, wnh grl,,rl hear, lh'
saved Ter life on that cveuDul
nighl.'
The wife lookcd up a. he spoke, onc
--vworn bachelor as | su!-l euviet
llwy The I,udtr gyze Of hose cou6d
ing yes.
sssse ns.--- va z
SDmAGr1O r3L2 AA Zp,
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A Rono, prevails in '5a,hnSIon Cny
hs, Dir DlrhsnnE "a 10 BE- male Judge Of
the !, s. gop'enc Cnu;i TO hlI the Vnconry
rrcasionrd oy The tse'h Of JuAs" Baldwio,
and that Mr.. Walker, rnw Of he ireasury,
r. To re transferred to lie ,as Depan
.rehl.