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A CUE AND FEVER EFFECTuALLY
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PILLS. Numerous recommendations and certificates
of EFFEcTuAL cures are in the possession Of the pro-
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permanent cure IS what he wants, and it is what he
will have if he takes the Pills according TO the drec
tons. Prepared only by Dr. G. X. TYLER corner
East Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore. Price 81
per box. iy7-eOtf
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ENAMILY GROCERIES! Gre

EUST RECEIVED, and for sale at HINCK-
ID LEY'S Literary Emporium
2S0t MARKET STREET.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE, for September
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK, do
The LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE, SC.
All the most interesting Weekly Newspapers, viz:
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, 81 cents.
Meals Saturday Gazette, 6! cents
The Uncle SAM The Yankee
Benefits Weekly Herald
The Monumental City, containing song, &c.
Saturday Evening Post; The Theatrical World
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a26 one door East of McClellans alley.
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EpRINTED LINENS AND MARSEiLLES
q QUILTS. X. McELDOWNEY Il co. have
just opened, Printed Linens, warranted all fax
suitable for gentemens Shirts which will be sold low.
Also, quantity OF French MARSEILLES QUILTS,
of the very best quality. Those wishing 10 purchase
such Goods, would do well to call and examine them,
they the finest article of the kind that has been
in this city for years
No. 1913 BALTIMORE STREET,
ale between Calvert and Light stree is
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JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
CENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
CORNER SH.4aP AND CONTRASTS.

d I
YNyHIS INSTITUTIONS. which has been loca-
ted for the past year at the above place, will be
re opened on the FIRST SEPTEMBER. The course
of instruction is complete as will be found in In-
stitutions Of the first GLASS; Geography, History, Men
I'll and Moral Philosophy, and Grammar, thorough
u taught. The pupils of this institutions are besides
benefited by Lectures delivered at the parent Inst
tute by various scientific men, aad have access to
a Cabinet of from 10 TO $4,000 minerals.
II3-Terms reasonable. a27 f2t
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uAPANs ED WARE. large assortment
eB just received, consisting in part as follows Can
dlesticks; Lamps; SIP ttOons Canisers; Match Safes;
Dressing Boxes; Cash Boxes; Spice Boxes, &c. sc.
Also, a gen era assortment of BRITANNIA WARE;
German Silver Ware; Perfumery; Wallets; Combs;
Brushes; Fancy Soaps; Jewelry; Cutlery; Pins; Nee
dies; Buttons; Hooks and Eyes, Suspenders, Sc Sc,
for sale to dealers very low by
a23.tf ELIAS HALE, No. ll2 Baltimore st.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
n EDWARD BIRD,
80 0 No. 2OS BALTIMORE STREET.

~ NO. SOS BALTfMORk STREET.
between Light and Charles sis.
Has JUST received from latest importatons and will
continue To add to his stock, they arrive, the most
desirable Goods Imported. Also, oMEsTIC GOODS of
every descripton-so that persons wishing TO buy
will find, by calling AT 2G9 Baltimore street, one of the
best assorted stocks Of Fancy and Sapkc Dry Goods in
this city, and at The lowest prices wholesale aud retail
JUST OPENED.
New style Cashmere b'ECOSSE, all prices
French Mouselne de LANES, extra quality
bale super CLOAKlNGS
Super black and cold ALPACAS very cheap
Super black and blue black SILKS
Fancy Silks; black and white Cranes.
sHAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS.
Extra rich embro de red Grape Shawls
do. Cashmere Shawls
With 4 VARIETY of other Shaws, all prices.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
Just opened super black French CLOTHS, twied
bodies of superior quality and cheaper than ever.
Also, west OF England aud Domestic CLOTHS
Fancy CaSsimeres, all prices.
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Cambtc Eidkf$; Cambrics
Irish Linen and Sheetings; Barnsley do.
Extra rich Table DAMASK
Dam1sk Table Cloths; Napkins
Huckaback Towels Russia Diaper
full assortment nj WHITE GOODS
Also-Sik, cotton aud cashmere HOSIERY
Ladies' and gehtemen'S silk and kid GLOVES
DOMESTIC GOODS. all kinds
Blankets Fianncs and Pulled Linsey.
All of which will sell on the hest terms.
J. EDWARD BIRD,
ais No. 300 Baltimore street.
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- EMOVED. GEORGE T.. COOPER respect
~ fully informs his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed from his old stand to the
spacious building No. rs LOMBARD STREET, be-
tween Frederick street and Market Space, where he
is prepared to supply merchants and builders with
HOSTING MACHINES, on the best plan of any in
the United States for hosting easy, cheapness and
durability. Also, SADDLE PkESSES on an improv-
ed plan, which will press with one-touith the power
of any otter in use. All kinds of IRON for house
bu'ders-'hch as Vault Doors; Doors, Shutters, Sc
All kinds Of Wrought and Cast RAILING-a variety
of beautiful patterns hand for enclosing grave lots
All the above work will he done in the best style and
on reasonable terms. Thankful for past patronage.
literally extended to him, he s0cits continuance
of the same. All kinds Of Backsmithing neatly
cuted NJ the shortest notice. mh6-eO6m
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noNN Ers SELLING OEF.

BOyNETS SELLING OFF.
The CHEAP BONNET STORE has com
Ehamenced selling OF at reduced prices as the
EYseason il passing and now offer Florence
60 Raids. Rutland Brsids, Btiliants, Neapoi-
tans, plain and Lace, Gimps, Modenas, Birds Eye,
Shell, Pedal Deven Guted Lawn and Fancy BON
NETS, at very low prices. chdrens Bonnets in
great variety very cheap. Also, Leghom aud Braid
Hats; Palm Leaf Hats; Gimp do. &C. &C., at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
Ie30 No, 95 Howard st., 3D. door from Fayette st.
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NINE. A. It. BUJAC'S
FRENCH ANn ENGLISH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

.Aisquth street, formerly McElderryS Mansion,
BALTIMORE.
FH7H II duties Of the Academy will be resumed on
IL the FIRST MONDAY in September. al9 cow
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NEW WORK. BOWLING UN ROMAN
~ ISM. The History of R0manism from the ear
Hest conuptons OF Christianity To the present time
with full chronological table, analytical and alpha
betcal indexes, sc. Illustrated by numerous accu-
rate and highly finished engravings of its ceremonies
supersttons, prosecutions and historical Incidents
in one large octave vol For sale by
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
Booksellers, Stationers, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers, No Isl Pratt street, adjoining the
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE CLASSICAL SEMINARY,

No. Ii9 N. CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE.
REF'D X. IL. BALL, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
PENHE EXERCISES Of this Institution VIII he
81 resumed on the FIRST DAY of Septenb1r
To the extensive Apparatus, C.hnet OF Mineral 5
and Library belonging to this School, valuable add
tons have recently btGn made.
For Terms, References, Catalogue OF students, &c
parents aud guardians referred 10 the printed Cir
cular, which can be- obtained by application TO the
Principal [s4tl n26 81
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FOR SALE IL RENT.

YE7ENT GOV EH FOR SALE. large Linen
II Awning Cloth suitable for a tent cover
For sale low at
alb No. % N. HOWARD STREET.
ETOR SALE-GLASS JARS and BOTTLES
n snltnb = for &rocers and CDnfectoners Appy
at this office. a23-lw
N-A FUit REiSr-1n . STORES IN N1arkrl
hIsiu St, Nos - and 23i, The Of Charles
-s" stree-wGll suited for the Dry Goods business.
Apply at No. 23l Market street.
a26-4t GRIFFIN, YEATMAN & co.
mr. TO LET-A three story brick Dwell
alH;.J LING, with passage, stable and hydranl in
EgHi,. yard, III good ORDER situate in Lombard ST.,
MA.lA south side third house east of High ST., will
let to a good tenant. Enquire of
MOSES A. DYSART, No. l9j Canal ST,
aa6-iaw3t doors from Monumentst.
ENOR SALE One upright SAW, for straight OF
- circular saving, with carriage complete. Also,
three Circular Saws, Benches and Saws complete;
lot of Drums, Shafts and Boxes for the same. One
Turning Lathe complete.
Also, lot of Satin wood; Veneers, half and | inch
of the same; Bird eye and Curled Maple VeneerS;
Rosewood do; Lakewood do Inquire at
jy23eOtf No. CONCORD STREET.
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dew F.. HEY's INSTITUTE FOR LA
IA DIES, No 237 w. PRATT STREET will be
re-opened on MONDAY, the LIST Of September next.
{h5- Terms reasonable. Isl al2-tf
CENTRAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
- No. 90 FAYETTE STREET. Parents who
desire to furnish their children with liberal and com
plete Classical, Scientific and Mathematical Eauca-
uon respectfully invited to examine the system of
instruction adopted in this institution
few vacancies yet remain to be filled for the en-
suing scholastic year, which commences the LIST of
September next WILLIAM II. SMITH,
jy25-tf Principal of Classical Department.
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SAVOY SPINACH SEED.
Msa Just received, Growth 1882 50 lbs. SAVOY
49, SPINACH SEED, of superior quality.
r. SINCLAIR. JR. * co.
ala tus4t is No. 20 Light street.
rHLORINE TOOTH POWDER. TINS is
va most excellent article for cleansing and whten-
ing the teeth healing spongy and diseased gums, and
purifying the breath. Try box-it needs no other
recommendations Price 25 cents.
G. K. TYLER,
je3G-eotf corner E. Baltimore and High SITS.
GOLD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
y" Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Bntler Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets;
Casters; Candlestcks Dxon's best Britannia, pieces
to the SIT paiterns gold and silver Spectaces at
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
AZ Water street, second door from Calvert.
n OST. Was lost on board the steamboat Column
IL bia on the occasion of the National Blues ex-
cursion to Annapolis on Thursday afternoon, Gold
BRACELET, with five red SETS IL had the initials
of c. w. Il. TO NJ. f. J. engraved the lOcket. II
her lost on board the boat or in Annapolis.
liberal reward will be paid TO the finder by returning
it at No. 81 BALTIMORE ST. jy30-tt
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NNTANTED, situation for a LAD, 10 wears of
Wv age. Apply AT this office. a23 Ivy
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II ENTUCKY JEANS, sc. 100 pieces las
IN sorted coors aud qualiIy) Kentucky Jeans; SUI
per do. for gentlemens Coats wool biaek Cassimeres
good and cheap. Gy-Ca and see.
B. Il. RICHARDSON l. CO.,
No. 223 Baltimore street
a20 lARl t'E 80 3dOOrs below Charles.
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90 Goods will be sent to any part of the city free
of chatae. a23tf
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
THE STANDARD.
GEORGETOMN. FEB ll. ls45.

LEGISLATIVE ELEcT1aNs.-- On the
S0lh the Legislature slec,ed John Woods
Of Butler county Auditor Of srate--and
Elisha N. Sill Fund Commissioner. =
The following were the votes.
For Auditor OF State,
John Woods had 50 voies--elecied.
John BlOugh had "a I"
Blanks a. Scattering 8 =
For Acting Fund Commissioner,
Elisha N. Sill had 81 volet-elecisd.
Blanks & Scattering 81
MIR. W OOds was President Of the late
BANK Of Humilion. tits moi long since
we noticed the election by the Legisls.
lure Of Hiram Griswold, late Preside nj
of the Bank Of Canton, as Reporter for
the Court in Bunk. Offi,e:s vi broken
hanks, it seems, are in great favor will
The present whig Legislature. who ar'
thus rewardiDg them for refaudihg ,h'
, peoples The new bank bill will incOrpo
rate a host m ore OF institutions iOE whg
TO qusli(y themselves fol public Offices
and We have the best evidence that thos
who graduate in the institutions whic
break earliest and ofienest will besdeem
$ ed hy whig legislatures the most worthy
J, Of holding public offices Of trust, homo
: and profit. Such is modern whiggery
! N ow contrast this with the course OF III
II democrats. When il was hscerlainsd ihr
: Mr.. McNulty was a defaulrer every den
ocraiicmember OF the House Of Repr.
: senialives voted to expel him from III
y Office Of Clerk. So Car from this is tn
! course Of the wings in similar cases, ID,
= de(alcaiiOn with Them seems to be II
> > lest passport TO office that one of the
y y party can present.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

MExIco. SANTA ANNA CAPTURED
News from Mexico to the 9th ult has
been received at New Orleans. A battle
had been fought on the Plains Of ApPan
between Santa Anna on the one side, and
Bravo andParodes on the other, in which
the latter triumphed and Santa Anna was
taken prisoner. Five hundred men are
reported 10 be killed, and Gen. Paredes
was in pursuit Of the routed troops while
Bravo was returning IOAIcxico wilhSanis
Anna,in his custody.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

President Polk arrived in Cincinnsii
last Thursday morning, accompanied by
Mrs. Pok. Two tr three boats loaded
with citizens went down and met him
four miles below The city. From there
four boats came up abreast to the. city
landing, where thousands Of citizens had
collected 10 welcome theProsideni elect
II was expected IbSt he would remain ia
the city till Monday-but we have heart
a report that he went up the river OF
Friday, All that we have heard on th,
subject has come 10 us BY verbal reports
which is the cause Of our not giving II
particulars with more. certainty.
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ExTESsISE FRAuo. "A few days since
il was discovered in Illinois that Couu.
ter!eiI Siae scrip had been received intu
the Treasuryin payment for public lands
An examination into the aITaite Yves im-
msdia.elY ordered BY the Legislature
and on The evening Oflhe 25ih ult, S5,-
500 Of this counterfeit scrip had already
been detected, aud the examination was
still going on. The scripts fIom two di'-
ferenl plates, both shortef Than the genu.
inc, and very badly executed, and it is
said they might have been easily detsc-
cd, 1.-THE least vigilance had been used BY
the rerson.receiyihg them.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
. LIGHT For EIIROPE

The Cincinnati EoquirersUfthe Sd in
slant says-O Our townsmen, Msssrs. San
ders and Starr Alis original disccvsrers
of the pTSeess Of producing and sustain.
ne lhs Electric Light, Ief. this city on
Friday last, accompanied BY Cspl. 3 A.
King oT Dayton. iOr England and France,
with the intention Of procuring patents n
those countries.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11
Lrr1n MIAMI RAlLaoAD-- THE report

That Coach .-Fbc Boston PAst saws
The coaed, ordered some months since bv
the Nanonal Railroad Company, 10 bs
bull, by Messrs. Downing g. Abbott. of
Concord. N. H., to take MI. Clay over the
mountains, On bis way from Ashland 10
The White Hhnse has arrived in that city
on spassage south, and goes BY the brig
Chatham 10 Baliimore, consigned 10 How.
ard Kennedy, Esq, with directions 10 have
itat Wheeling n season to take President
Polk on his way over the mountains! Ii
s said 10 be very credilable specimen
OfYankse, skill, Issle and faithful work
mausbiP! IL was % have been called the
Harry Of The West, bur 'ths people, Be-
havsd 50 strangely different last Novem.
Der from what this ralioad company *.
pecied Of them. thai they have simply
chFislenized her The pyesidvnt!''
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uyer which the power Of Congress was n
holly unlimited, except BY is own dis :
creiion.
The constitution declares thai new
States mpy be admitted BY the Congress
into this Union.' These words are plain,
clear, and determinale-th sense aris-
ing upon them is distinci-Ihere can be
no doubt OF ambiguity asio their mean
ing-ihey require no interpreta'ion-he
that runs may read, and being read, they
cannoi fail 10 be understood blythe mosl
commuh capacity. He wonldibeg leave
l0 call ouention OF the committee 10
few sound rules OC constitutional con-
slruclion, which had been laid down by
an eminent jUrisl.
2 Justice Story, in bis Commentary on
I, ! the Constitution, 2 VOL, sec. 422, says;
! Bat a constitution OF government,
: founded by The people for themselves and
. heir POsIeriIy. and for objects Of the
!, most m0menIOns nature, for perpetual
union, for the est ,blishmenl Of justice,
for The general welfare, and for a Perpei'
e uatiOD Of the blessings Of libery, neces.
{ sariaily requires that every interpretation
:. Of its powers should have constant ref
erence TO these objects. No interpreta'
- iiur ofthe words in which those powers
"A ale granted can be sound one which
10 narrOws down their ordinary import, so as
T. T. TO defeat those objects. That would be
=. to dssltOv the spirit and 10 cranP The let
nj ter.'
10 Sec. 45l:
n- In the first place, then, every wor'
1m employed in the constitution is TO be ex
by, puunded IN its plain, obvious, and com
ice mon sense. unless the context furnishe
ev- some ground 10 control, qua iiy, or en-
rec large il. Constitutions are nol designe
~. for metaphysical or logical subileties, 70
ew niceiies OF expression, for critical proPrl
ro- ely, for elaborate shOdes Of meaning, Q
our for the exercise OF philosophical acute
the ness, or judicial research. They are il
Of Slrumenis of practical nature, fOunde
llo- on the common business Of human life
adapted 10 common wants, designed Il
up common use, and fitted FOR common III
this derinkings The people make Them
law the people adopt ihOm--tAsa eopse mu
FIN lie supposed to read them with the bel
TO OF common se-and cannot be pr
,uld sulned to admit in them any reconGi
law, mealing, or any extraordinary gloss
u Sec. 40l:
~ ,So' Where the words are plain, and cle'
u and the sense distinct and perfect, aTisll
S.1. e1 on them, there is generally no necessi
~ 10 have recourse 10 other means Of
a' depreciation. Itis only where there
exc soine ambiguity or doubt arising fro
u, u other sources that Interpretation has
.,sn 'en' proper Office
nse ITO be continued
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

a DAMrna ~The Cincinnan Cassps
hS Sfelns,d TO putlehiA DE proessdings Of
the Ripley Nhig meeting.
AnOlbs 1--WE are informed lhai he
Ohio Slate Journal has also refused 10
publish said proceedings. The Journal
and Gazette are the two lesding Whig pa.
pers Of the State.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11


0rMr. Duncany bill providing for
holding the Presidential election on the
same day in all the SInles Of the Union,
has passed both branches Of Congress,
and has been signed by the President, and
is now law. Il provides shat the cleo
tors o(President ahdVice P:esideul shall
be appointed in each State on the Tues
day next aber The first Monday in Ihe
month Of November Oftle year in which
they ire to bc appointed This will cpe
rate as a great check upon pipe laying
and Doct. Duncan richly deserves the
high cOmmendatiOn which he receives
from al sides for originating the bill.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11


CONGRESS. = In the House, Jan. 20.
the Post Office appropriation bill-the
revolutionary pension bill and tho bill ma
king appropriations for fornfcation. were
passed.
On The 29,h and 3O,h the House had
under considerations the bill TO provide
for extending the jurisdiction oftbe Uni
ted States government over tho Terrific
~ Of Oregon. There appears to | o bul
little opposition to this bill, though some
members contsad that. our Government
ought to give the t2 months notice lC
Great Britain in conformity with ireOiy
stipulations. On the 3lst the bill was
again before the House, and resolution
was adopted that the debate should cease
the rext day at 2 o'clock,
The principal subject before The Sen
ate was the bill providing for reduction
OF the rates Of post age.
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The Jimes Of holding the Couits ID
Brown and The adjoining counties, as fix.
ed BY The law just passed, is as follows
SUPREME CoURr. Adams county,
April 8. drown, April z. Clermon,
April II, Highland May 80.
COMMON PLEAs.-Tenlh Circuit.
Adams--Feb. 25, July 8, Sent. 10.
Highiand--Msrch 4, July IS, Sept. 90
Fayetle--Marcb Is. July 90, Ocl.7.
Clennont--Malch 25, Aug. 5, Oct. 2l
Brown--ARTiI IS, Aug. 70. Nov. 4.
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We lssl week stated that young Srick.
laid had Chagged John MeGofa wisAhas,
ing persuaded hin 10 buFh M. Bevores
house. Il is due 10 Mr.. Meffotd thai We
should state that he was last "Wednesday
tried before Esquirs Donaldson, and fIlI.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-11

ly acquitted. The boy hss told many
contradictory stories absul the affair, and
proved himself totally unaorhy Of bs>
lief
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,Ilg 8 g

Il thus aPpsats ihn Or lhe democratic
vOlos il fayar oisthe rssaIalnn, there
were So frqm Free and so iro n Slavo
Slales. The 8-@llig yules IN favor wero
'all Iiom Slave Siates. Of ibe votes IN
the negaiiv /, the % democrats are all
from Free Sates-and OF the wings, So
we're fromFree, and Is iromSlave States.
THe number ofdemocrsts voting was 40
consisting Of 81 from Fee, and 50 from
Slave Siales. Those 81 we're divided
into 53 ior, and % against The num-
her Of wings voting was rs. consisting Of
52 from Free, end 26 from Slave States
Those 20 ,werc divided INTO for and ls
against The SO democrats from Slave
aud the So wings from Free States, a n of
course voted, The former for aud The lat
ter against Gin. Etq.