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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-29

CENTRAL AMER.cA.-The papers from Guatemala
70 re 0th September received IN the Gig o; Mexico
safe TIA: unfortunate Republic ~ As: enjoys some
-e-o- The commanders @: t- troops Ssia Salvador
and Honduras entered mo Ar!stice on ine o- @!
august; sud commissioners appointed uace: Z 10
confer upon The conditions Of genera peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-29

AID aow as to Texas sna Slavery. We Ave
WhisS aat We are nos the les No-;he-a Y-ee.ne1-
We 60 70; SIX >o2;be-n men % Surrender tht;-
Slsve-y u acting with = bea&lf Q: Wh:S pviaci
PIES AM EeAsavos they CAIRO; reasonably ar3 ne1
~; SIX - Surrender &C, devotion 70 Uaive-~aj
FreedoSa. We have yo;ed toy S.AveA.l5s,> sat!
re3olctd II tho eitc5on .; o;hs- d; Is SiaysAo,3
e-s 81; IS Wings Ne ask oa,y tha, whaseve-
compromises Az implied BY he gs3e7&l CcS.S-i,s,
ro1 s'AL' ee respected On the si3s & S2aveyv 81
well IS 'a TIA; 9: s>seedoga. These oozp7a2a:Sss
we tee aave been ss2ae:lgy vio,asSs n he h-ia-
ing q: Texas inso or Uaiaa aae-,ea;hs a. ,y.
seat ard nineteen ;VcosSe;laS N valae b,n2s b..4
xad so; - eternal S&ve-y. Be7e : x-,s; s.svs,-
tsse unfAiyly srsl gge4ohcroas se=rs; 10 S.axe-v-
a i:..nsease sooss>soa aasae - - power All vial:
" Il our ooaa1-.. Now We s4sssiy 5hsi AaaexzSaa
IN souae ioya haS heco.ae inevitable; he, We Sasa
s.-asxe 20 ;s So asSi,>; ,he aa-A sa3 aa5aSs on
sssaas imposed 81 tie T7es States No; especially
As whics BE-, IS Noyshe.2 Frsezen- we AS>sys zzs3
&c; uyoa oaz -ish: TO oppose the p!Aai;as sa1 W
ha.aias o: Saver ap3e- car NStSaa&l s@s :h7osSa
nesriv al the ;cyy5soys c: TexsS JUS; as he whole
No-.h wi;hoai iiS;:2os'os. q y&Tss rallied - o?gNse
,hs admission O: NisSoa-i s. Save S>s;s- i he
No-h Ass 70: tiessze-a;ea since 1870 si2,i.2- -,
~ NIL vs; " ras3e sz;ls; ;he aa-ish'e'as o'di-
nm. guaranteed 70 Slavery aad lie rspscoas eS,
,..,.so- O. Texas :...o The hear c; four NeSSoan
arpv;ace> SD ;ae ceasa,zssoa 81 TexAa &c amend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-29

reward OF 600 il pending foE ;he.s aEFesl .; -
one has been courueeou. enough to s;;eH'2; IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-29

Fae- G. esea a-ao<- = ez2:s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.

THE PRINCIPAL nf this Seminary has lately made
1 rangements fnr the reception inio his family OF q
very limited number OF young gentlemen whose pa
rents may wish 10 secure for them participation ~ lie
various advantages, and in those offered by the hume
aids and avenues 10 science and literature peculiar
Ia the Metropolis.
Co,nsE or SIrDY.-The regular Of study en-
braoing The Classes, .Nsthemdfirs French and DronDS,
together with the ordinary routine Of Eng,h -tndes "a
pursued in high schools has been prepared with special
reference sound and thorough mental training. Or
mar, Spanish and HniaH, with Paating, Frneing and
Dancing, are also taught when required, but at etfa
charges.
TnrMs For board lodging and rushing, and for tii-
tis IN al The branches of the regular course, hs charge
for the Academic year Is S payable nfna5s semi an
nuaily ~ Apv.Ncr.
Having Teen engaged fnr twenty years, uhe last
twelve in the United Stles in tho education nf youth,
and having fnr several principal aud propre
tor of extensive boarding scbonl al The North whose
advantages were shared y pupils from seventeen differ
ent States from the West ladies' and Mexico the sub
scrber might give r.rsne,s TO an almost INDEFINITE "a
tents hut it is deemed sufficient To annex here names
only Of prisons who acquainted with the Character
or his present Seminary
OF these, all, except those whose names marked
with an asterck, : sher have now, or have recently
hid, sans or wards among its pupils
Reconsideration John 7. Van Ness Hon. James
Buchanan. Secretary If State, Col w w. Staon, Gen.
T.. g. Jesnp, u. $. A., Ins 5. Wilsnn. EsQ Rev. MIR.
Frrnrh Hon. VIM. l." Dayton. u. = Jacob Gideon,
Eso., Philip X. FrndalI, Fro, Maj T. H. Smith, Gen.
Waller Jones' p. 6. Washington. Esq Aud. r. o, DR..
d. Washington, L. s. ", j. u IIo"ver, Esq "f Rich.
u,ond, Va, 1hos Cvrc"an, Esq.. Coy; X; Paris "a
MorselI, Theoph Fisk. EQ Ed. u ). j. G. NJ. Davis,
Esq. Hon r. j. Walker sec Treasury, CIV. Chas. A..
Wickinr, late r. NJ. General, Gen. Roger Jones. U $.
A., DR.. j. ~. Diodhead Cnm. This Az Cairshv JoEcs,
U. :. ~, Rev. Srpimns Tuston, Maj james kearnr, I,
U. $. A John Wilson, E'p.. a. o. I'ayon,' E.g ith
Aud. Tr-ar., Col. J. l.. Edwards. Dr. Thomas Miller,
Gen. A. Henderson, y. s VI. e., Dr. Henry liaw, Maj
g. w. Camboss, Dr. John T.. Berry, G. e. Grammer E-q
Richard Lay, Es,., Darius Cacrrt Esl., John HART
Esq Ed. Constitution, 5. u. King, Esq.
Nr1E.-The French language Is taught daily IN TIE
school, and ho,fdius pmpls have an additional advaE-
tagr from The opportunities afforded or conversation in
the family Of the Principal, az which Professor Duv,l-
ris the teacher Of French and Drawing ii member
EDWIN ARNOLD, a. NJ, ID {. L.. Principal.
2. $. The Academic year mences on the first Mon
day in September, and ends on the last Friday in July
Washington, ID. c., Oct. l7-c3t f.. a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
ror,,,s Of the Enquirer.

r,,uir,r lis published DAILY aau SEMI
F,r the Daily Paper, seven doiiars pc, an
ssh, IN. rate uf eight dollars II taken ior SNORT
/. ~. snd ~ v. me year For the Sem-Weekly, hve
!, crloa ' and Three Dollars fui sih months,
fri 10 be pad the Office, or reunited oy
a,se'e I'D or SIX Dollars per annnm al 1ie enc OF
" T.. 49, IN this office may he RENTED per mail
= NI,y,i,ablr Bank notes, at the risk oil the Eui-
- ~, Of al letters beng paid by ths prders.-
- F,i A single letter is starceiy OF any account
rar 80, n l. the accumulation of postage, IN az
4, NJ .ns,ncss, winch operates Us 4 serious Tax
/; ,a,' .rrRuS OF ADVERTISING.
rnr nNl,Y ENOUlRER-F"r one sauaio y,
n ~ ~. or less, first insertion, hfiy GEMS, anu
s''-fn ,,t,ng insertion twenty-five ctmls-n ,,.n
= Ntek, twice week, OF 'e0
q - '.y., and half cents: ,,,o,s or sixteen
e;H M SnMl-WEEKLY-One square "' s,e."
y - FIRST insertion, Is cents i"t ea'" '"''''"'
ar u cents. ,.,.os m,st be accompanied with the
o'det> ~ satisfactory references, 10 Insure eA''u
mr. .a,s,;,sets ny- charged hity ueiia,s 70, .a, ~
iHnaal ~, nrnuurticn for advertisements u
tS. ana w we, crn, Lottery Vendors and Anct'oh-
.a:c' .,,,rc.l one hundred dollars, lpape1 ~
Gd-. o,;,.ar,.s and Mortgages from tue county
'ce M -" ar,v,s hand wiring Is unknown ~ tn's
ci-neSci ~ i.ntcard by the rndorsatioh oi 'hs
lhSr. h'p ,h. ur,.hborhood, or they WIZ III u" Ease
o>uiA>'s Every measure, that mas Oern tlhen :"
x pi' 'si,i,ns and uuzzes, has proved heie'ooie
;t'e', @ W. must. th-refnre, insist " sucn ."se
iua' ,mun calion being crrthed ny the n"o VI
nv "'e er,1fR on The back Of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
VOLUME 43---NG. 4S.

"ln The House, under The amendment of the
Constitution out OF The lhiny- seven counties en-
titled 10 Two members, twenty-hree al The Time OF
lis adoption were decidedly in favor OF the
Wings. With these odds, therefore, against Us,
nothing but confidence in The correctness oi our
principles could have inspired the hope oi success
"Ani what has occaSionci our failure 10
cure a majority in the House, Ii has moi arisen
from the action OF the Wings bu, from division
in The ranks ul our own friends. We have been
defeated BY ourselves net 10y our opponents. Had
Pulaski with clear Democratic ma loritv OF 100
voters, Buus with majority Of 900, Walker
with majority OF zoo and Jasper with majo-
rly OF 10, each returned member, who would
have been Tue exponent Of The political rrinci-
pies Of these counties respectively, The House like
our Senate, would have been Democratic, and
the triumph in the Legislature wonid have been
complete.
During the campaign, the Wing press OF
Georgia necessarily proclaimed that The election
OF Georgia had no connection with national TO-
lilcs. We opposed, zcalously opposed The el,c-
ton Of the Wing nominee, tecause we believed
that the Wing party North and South, would re-
gard his elevation an expression Of The popm
lar Voice in favor Of their principles We shall
soon see how far The declarations OF the Wing
press, after the election, will correspond with
those made anterior 10 ii"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY,
Under a Deed Os Trust.

RY virtue of Deed nf Trust ererulei TO the sub-cr
- bris, The 27ti day nf August last, by William "
Head .es, which deed duly recorded In the Clerks Of
flee Of Louisa County Court, they will, Thursday
the a1th day OF November next at the residence Of The
said William w lseades about halt mile from lOu
Court House. sell The highest bidder at pu,lc auc
tIUn the following real aud personal rsille conveyed by
said deed All the right, title Interest aud Of
the said William w. Bradl.s, in aud To i certain
tact purcell uf iand lying aud being In the county
OF Appnnat:ox "a life estate in which he claims. in
right Of his wife, containing two hundred and forty
five ncrrs: also, all the ands Of The suid William w.
Bradles lying and being in the county of Louisa. Tex
crt nnr half acre around the grave yaId supposed la
be between one thousand and twelve hundred acres,
heny the lands an which lie resides; asa, one
wagon, nne OK cart one raryal, hnrse cart, one
household and kitchen furniture, all the crops on The
sud last mentioned tract of lad-Of rurI hay, futl-
der and tobacco, severed or unscverrd also, seven
horses and colt two yoke of aud all the cattle
and hogs the said tract nf land; a.0 twenty sevrn
negro slaves, of the usual descriptions farm,
hracng men. women. boys and Girls.
THRMs.-The lands " III be sold III such tracts or lvta
n the undersigned shall determine on NJ tln day OF
sale, credit of 6, IL aud s monihs In equal pay
menis; bonds and approved personal security will he
qaieed aud the lille will be retained Till the purchase
money Is all paid
All the other property Except The Nesroes) will be
sold credit OF IL months, for rlIms over So
Bonds and approved personal security will he required
Of the purchasers for all Of 81, and under, cash
vi" be r. Quired.
The Negroes will be sold for cash
The undersigned vii; such title To all said pro-
perry, as the said deed vests in them as trustees.
w. N. AMBlER, r
JOHN HUNTER, I i'us'ers'
~ ryEu Iiur tad f,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
A STRANGE COMPLIMENT

The Baltimore Patriot speaks Of The Charles
ton Mercury as 'the oaiy Locotoco paper in the
country that has had The manliness 10 denounce
the lergiversations of the Polk administration"
and upon the assumption that the Mercury is
Mr. Calhonns organ, bases war between The
friends Of Mr. Calhoun and the administration
paHy. Is il not strange, that the Mercury should
be the only Democratic paper acute and honest
and manly enough 10 detecl and expose The ter
givefsalions" OF The administration Does The
Mercury embody in itself all the States Rights
Republican principles ofthe country? Is its de-
nuEciaton ot the administration 10 outweigh the
approving testimony of crcrv Other Democratic
paper in The Union, OF the distinguished South
Carolina Senator, George McDufe, and OF The
friends OF MIR Calhoun in Virginia, South Caro-
lima and Georgia. Can the Mercury alone be
right, and all the others wrong2 This conph-
mcnt from Wing press ausur, i'll for The Mer-
cuIy and for its usefulness 10 the cause VI Demo
cratic principles. But the Wings cannot longer
make use OF this Democratic capital. The Mer-
curry has been shown not 10 represent the senli-
men,s Of Mr.. Calhoun and his friends towards
Mr.. Polk, ard, therefore, The alleged "war" sen
tirely the creature of the Patriots imagination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

THIRTY THOUSAND; and that there will be
decided Democratic majority in both branches
OF The Legislature. In the lower house II viii
no, be les. than %
Its Philadelphia Correspondent, under date OF
October 10, gives view Of the whole field:
"PuL.pgLpaIA, Oct lG 1915.
"Thc news from the interior counties continues
10 come in most cnccriusly. We shall have both
branches OF the Legislature by heavy maloritles.
We have gained u representative each IN Cum
berand and Dauphin; and The probabilities are,
thai We shall Gain another in Franklin, and pro.
badly Two in Bedford. Last gear, in he House,
we had majority Of four woes, and IN The Sc
nate eleven; but The Democratic Senators going
out had been elected under former apporlion-
men bill; and, in consequence we must expect 10
lose in districts that have been changed hy The
addition of Wing, or The subtraction OF Demo-
cratic counties. The retiring Senators were near
" all Democrats and Of course, in the most Ia
vorable aspect our majority in the Senate mast
be reduced; but we shall have sufficient Tor all
useful purposes. In the House our majority will
be quite arge-as we have already gained len
members, with a prospect OF nrlher gains. We
shall probably lose in one or two counties, where
our friends are divided; bur The clear gain will be
large and decisive. Mr.. Burns, the Democratic
candidate for canal commissioner, is elected 10y
an over helminp ma Iority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
y. 7" .a., ~, FETERFIGLD TRENT.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL, ESTATE.

TN aecoIdance with the last will dni testament at
Mary Drake, deceased We shall proceed To sell, at
pntiic auction, on the third day OF November ne1i
that being Cont day-at Puwhatan [. " valuable
Tract cf Land lying in ,l- county oi Powhatan, I'M
mediaely on the river road, from tarrrsvle To kich
mond, oAr mile below Ma,ey's Tavern and adjoining
tha lands Of Richard Anderson, john W oochn and
others, containing by recent survey o1' aofes-ab"
I'VE hundred acres in original growth wcH tiIhbeied
and adapted 10 growth If tobacco, wheat. corn &C.
the balance arabic iand good condiiian, aud -us
crpribe of improvsnrnt-thr whole tract wei! walt req
The improvements CONSIST oil log dwelling, WIN
shed On ach side. good harm, with sheds on three
81 les corn house and tobacco houses, with other nrtrs
sirv houses A further description Is deemed useless
rs persons wishing pur, haze will view tic premises
b1(ue The d,y of sale Persons wishing IN 'thrr Inf"
nation or Ia the premises, viii call on III Exrcn
tors Mr. u h Bri>io~, residing on the place. az nv
self six miles below Cattrrssl'le. Either Of u WIZ
lake pleasure in showing th- land.
Terms accommodating, aud made known ON The day
of sale SAMUEL W. BRAKE,
o. X. BRlSTOW,
Oct. 7-ctds Executors of Mary Drake, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

WISH 10 sci the Tract Of Land which now re-
side lying in the county OF Mecklenburg, on Rnan-
oke River below iuskns Ferry, eight miles south
East from the Court House, and eighteen miles below
Ciarkesviiir. The Tract contains about s,0OO acres
AZ. OF which river bottom. The high land u ct
very superior quality, large pc,tlnn OF IN original
much better than ordinary and lie in vriy compact
form The Improvements are large Dwelling House,
newly painted, with all necessary out houses The
whole in good repar-a large new Granary and STABLE
Nero CABINS aud Isar,s sufficient secure, with pase
CROP of tobacco for 81 hands II desired, would di-
vide the Tract the Ferry Road runs, aud sell them
separately II " seldom tata Tract OF Land s"desi
HE IL offered for sale therefore thnsc wishing pur-
chase wonld do veil to luuk At H. The terms, one third
cash the other wothirds in and two years; though
making the principal secure aud paying the interest
puuctually, the purchaser could have much longer
credit will take pleasure in shn" ing the land to any
one wishing TO ace il. If am absent, my Overseer,
Mr.. More, viii show II. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
sGINIA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2I ,sa5

nes'y and intelligence, asked, in voice Hl,ke
Inc sound OF trumpet" whether the gallant
Palmetto State would moi Join her sisters in
ihls happy and glorious family meeting In
lhe midst Of deaienins applause, Messrs FL
more and Pickens advanced 10 The rnsrum,
and i'll language which thrilled The hearts
OF every one present, announced that, though
they could mol, in accordance with their rTe-
vinus declarations, register themselves as mem
bers OF the Convention, sill they Trjoicrd al
us happy determination and pledged their noble
State 10 full discharge Of her duty; that, while
they could not enlist as regulars, they would,
as volunteers, do willing and active service.
And most fully did they redeem their pledge.
South Carolina was among The first 10 raise
in triumph the Democratic banner. She yea
lousy supported MIR. Polk, because she fell
that he was true 10 the Republican failh--and
that she has not rcpenled Of her choice, bat sill
ronfdcs in The honesty and fidelity of the Pre>i
dent is attesed by The ccarcst signs, whatever
clamors may be raised by very few discomfort
ed spirits. The scene we have described fruitful
as il was in Striking events and Important poll
Teal rcsn Is, has impressed memory ths
name Of John Kesllcwell. We rejoice thai his
honesty and devotion have been 50 well reward
ed-and feel assured that his own interest and
that Of a confding people will be promoted BY
his present elevation.
In speaking Of the brilliant result in Mary
land, where the Wings were defeated on lavo-
riIe battlefield, we cannot but turn with pleasure
10 The election of Thomas Watkins Lison, Esq,
in the Baltimore county district. While we are
bound by the nndoub,ed testimony OF our friends,
10 form he highest opinion Of the o;her Delnocra-
tic members OF Congress from Maryland, we
speak "what we do know" when we refer TO Mr..
Lyon. A native of Powhalan county, in This
State, he removed 10 Maryland and, though 4
young man. he has won from an enlightened
community The highest honois. As an accom-
plished gentleman and man Of talents, he will 10
honor 10 Maryland, TO his native Virginia and,
above ALL 10 the TnirerSty of Virginia, from
whose treasures he drew the elements of his pre-
sent distinction OF tie present Virginia dele
CATION seven were students OF the University Of
Virginia. Maryland and Florida will, each send
10 Congress an alumnus worthy oil The Universe
Is When we reflect that the University has al
ready done 50 mnch-th-t j; has supplied mol on
~ Virginia, bu, her sister Slates with dislin-
guished public men, can any patriot encourage
the suicidal scheme, 10 break down lis influence
and impair lis usefulness? "Judge the tree by
its fruits and we fear not the result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
TOrOpOTOMOY LAND FOR SALE.

tS1tLI. he offered for sale publicly. The premises,
w un thr 3Is day Of October, 1875, If fair, otherwise
thu next fair DAY thereafter hrndfcd aud ffiy
of IiGd, hcon.n. Ia the Estate ~ Thomas Melton, de-
ceased and known Mulberry lil. This fam has On
i, a comfortable dwelling and 0ticr necessary out
houses is well adapted 10 the ,uluva Of corn, oats,
hay and early vegetables the last Of wh'ch ay he onti
waited with profit for the Richmond market, being Ills
tant only twelve or fuirren miles.
Terms of Sal,-One ihrd Of the purchasc money will
he required to be paid The lst day Of January lS
the remaining thirds in equal instruments of six and
twelve months from The III day uf January. 1896, HE
purchaser giving bonds with approved srcnly and a
deed OF list the premises In secure the payment OF
the a,mr.
Mr. Richardson, living al MULBERRY Hill, will show
the Land 10 any one wishing Ia see II.
WM. T. ~. POLLARD,
Administrator, &c, Of Thu. Melton, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21

VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
tErTInN


THE subscriber will otrr % ancaa, on the premises,
L on the 10Th Of nrcrmbrr next, the Estate rard
DtiNIORt. the late residence If Col. Samuel Carr,
Containing, by recent survey, four hundred and forty
three OF these. one hundred and sixty are RI
law grounds, uf the finest quality, than one
hunrsd heavily timhrfrd, ,hr greater part n'
who is within Two miles uf Charlottesville. WHERE
wood commands ready sale aud high p'icr The rest
except what has been seeded wheat this FALL i we'll
SGT in rras This E.Ia- ii mated between iva aud
three miles North of haroi'r-villr md within four
rnIiss Il The l.. iv.Isitr ~ Virginia In waihy neigh
bprhn,d kabr for its intelligence aud mna'ity
the kivanna rivrr which bounds the E'iat-, = navi
gable for battcamx in both al s branches. fer i've and
miles above IL Ia large manufacturing mill- oi The
highest rrpulr. There j. asa smother large mill ore
mile below, on a tributary of the Rvanna. The IN
pr0vemrnts consist II large and elegant brick dwell
ing. and all necessary oui house,.
TERMS, one fourth on the 18th February, lSi', and
the residue in three equal annual instruments thereafter
Immediately infer HE >al- cf the land, there viii alsn
be Offered at auction. thirteen Young aud likely Ne.
srnes, all the Stock Plantation it-"ails aud Household
Furniture. aud The crops of Corn Hay aud Tobacco.
TERMS made known on ihr day OF sac
Or, II-rds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-21
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The Mil!edsevie Federal Union of the l4h
instant gives the following views as 10 the result
in Georgia. Ii would he cruel to cut of the
short-lived rejoicing OF The Wings, for they have
had but little comfort in The way OF political VIC
tories; bul we repeal that their shouts over this
election, as triumph Of Wing principles, are
not justified BY the events OF The canvass. The
whole struggle turned upon The peculiar fitness of
Governor Crawford for conducting the State Ad-
minislfalion Indeed many OF The Wing pa
pers acknowledge that Governor Crawford re-
ceiyed numerous Democratic votes:
"THE ELECTION We give 10 our readers To-
day all The returns that have been received by
us. Many OF them .re not official, but il is pre-
snmed they do not ditier materially from The
actual vote. Enough is known TO determine me
result. Governor Crawford is reelected. The
Democratic Party will have majority in The
Senate OF three. and the Wing Party majority
in IN. House OF six or eight The Wings con-
seouenry will have small majority on Joint
ballor.
"If however, we have been defeated our oppo-
neD,s can find in their victory no cause for
triumph. This is The first election under The
amended Constitution In The organization ni
the Senatorial Districts, prescribed hy j, The
Wings had designed 10 secure 10 themselves
decided and permanent, ascendanev in iha; branch
Of the Legislature OF the ~ Districts, they
moiesly retained 10 themselves large MAORI
" They counted, therefore, with certainty npon
a corresponding majority in The Senate. Their
serrymandering, however, has proved signal
failure. They must bear The reproach, but they
cannot enjoy il. fruits.