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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-05

WBARASOLS, PARASOLETTES,
AND SUN SHADES
DORSEY & CARR EITS ON have re.
4R1-ASH cGived large invoice of PARASOLS, PA
r>ss.lszsT RASOLETTES and SUN SHADES, all OF
49, this spring style, with rich Fringe s. Ivory
Mountngs, and ranging in prce from Is cts. TO S..
n. 3. The subscribers will rent the BUILDING in
the of their Store entrance TrpOleu's alley,
for carpenter shop, stable, oIher use, if imme
date application is made to
DORSEY & GARRETTSON,
ap7tf No. IS Baltimore street.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.


.kfssA HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
&%::I A House and Lot on the North side of Ross
aiiiH street, nearly opposite the intersection OF
tAt4 Paca street, having front of 20 feet on ROss
street, and running back 100 feet to Alley subject
10 ground rent ef Sl5 per annum, will be sold bar.
GAIN This property is siiua ted in the most healthy
part OF the city, and from the many Improvements
making IN the neighbohOOA, a very profitable invest
mtnt may be made. Apply at The Clipper Office, l34
Baltimore street. ap3 dtf
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HNOESSEY - GARRETTSON are constant
H-D ly adding to their large and handsome assert
ment of FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS, all o.
which have been purchased within the last 10 days,
such as Silks; Shawls Scarfs; Ladies' Dress Goods,
of every description and price. Large assortment Of
Linen Goods Marsees Quilts; super Cloths, Cash
merCttes and Tweeds; Cassimeres and Vestings;
white and coored Linen Drings, of new patterns;
with large stock of STAPLE GOODS, by the piece
or yard, at very reduced prices.
we will open today, an additional invoice of PA
RASOLETTES and SUN SHADES, Of new and
beautiful styles, with circular edge, frnged and iron
mOuntngs. DORSEY & GARREl ISON,
anl3 No S5 Market street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-05

NWESTERN CEMETERY. The trustees
wv of the Western Cemetery would inform the
public that LOTS may he obtained by making appli-
cation to CHARLES SIMPLIFY, No, 81 GREEN-sT.,
or to the Superintendent, on the Cemetery ground.
liberal discount will be allowed to such as pur-
chase on or before the llth of May.
N. B. Notice of nerments in the Cemetery must
he left at BackSton Green's, No. 49, Baltimore ST.
or with the Superintendent of the Cemetery.
aI.}0-dtMllN
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l EyO TOBACCONISTs. The STOCK, FIX
mi TURES and coon WILL, of WIN THEIL's
store, on Pratt near Commerce street, will be sold
sbw, on liberal terms. Apply at the sore. m2-2w
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-05

FEE SIM Pile PROPERTY FOR SALE
SSfIsssAs A HOUSE and LOT situated on the north
E&;;J side of Cough street, one door west Of Bond
NiaiiH street. The lot fronts Is feet on Gough-st,
-H3a.!H running back rs feet, with the convenience
OF side alley leading to the yard. The house is a
Two story Brick Dwelling, with two on floor,
ana kitchen back, with good dry cellar, aud has
always commanded, and is now occupied by, good
ana punctual tenant For further particulars, apply
at this office. NH II -tf
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a ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
L PlLLS-FfFTY PILLS IN a BOX-thc
ppest and best medicine in the world. These Gel
led PILLS have been entirely successful in cur
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MERCHANTS BANK,

MERCuANT5' BANK,
Baltimore, March 18th. 1916.
YHyHE annual election of Direc tors Of this 'nstu.
Il ton will take place at the Banking House on
MONDAY, The 18th day of May next, between The
hours of 10, A. NJ, and one P. NJ. But nine of the
present Board are re- eligible.
mh20-d te d, SPRIGG, Cashier.
III EDGER PAPERS. .HUBBARD'S Impc-
~ rial, super Royal, Royal, Medium and DENY
blue wOve and white wOve.
CRANES Super Royal, Royal, Medium and Deny
blue wove and white wove.
Also, Medium and DENY, of Buffers, Kings,
GOodwin's Hndson's and Platner Il Smiths manu-
facture, constantly on hand and for sale by
apl7 TURNER NUDGE, 3 ). Charles st.
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FOR THE MILLION,

kSUPERI0R SEWING COTTON. Ladies
~ wishing coed article may always be supplied
byih Coates super Sewing Cotton, at Mrs. P, A.
50 N, Howard ST. m2
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SUPERIOR MINERAL WAITER. TINS
- delightful and refreshing beverage Can now he
furnished by the subscriber Equal, if not superior to
any in the city, with great variety of SYups, a
mong which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgeat
sc. &c.
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER.
For sale by CHAhL ES %, bAhhf,
| 100 No. 1872 Baltimore st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-05

u IMPORTANT no FARMERS. Wanted
5000 pounds of prime BUT FER weekly, the year
round for which contracts will be taken. Any Far
mel wishing to contract for the above article, will
address (post paid sc. w. W." Baltimore, stating
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mh23-lf
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CHRISTIE'5 GALVANIC STRENGTHENING
pI.ASTEp

These articles form II important addition 10 the
GaIFanIc Rings, acting upon the same principle but
having the advantage Of more local application. AS
an entctua means for strengthening the system when
uthiated by disease or other causes; a certain aid
IN constitutional weakness a preventive for colds
ana IN all affections Of the chest generally, the GAL
VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER will be found of
great and permanent advantage.
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eHRIsTLE's MAGNETIC FLUID.

Is used in connection with the Rings and their mod
ncalIohs. This composition has been pronounced by
French Chemists TO be one of the most valuable dis
coFerles OF modern science, II is believed to possess
the remarkable pow er of rendering the nerves sensi
I'VE TO GaVanc action, by this means causing con
centfaton of the influence at the seat of disease and
mus giving rapid and CrmaEent relief.
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IMPURE BLOOD, DROPSY,

lnesS Of Vision Gddiuess, Nervous Debility,
MERCURfAL nISE&SES
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"ANTED-To Hire, good Slave Woman TO
w do the homework Of a small family. Higb
wages will be given and permanent place. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office
mo No, ~ Exchange Place.
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AU ANTED. A Boyto run errands. Apply i'm
w medately TO ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1896 Baltimore street,
most second tin store above Howard-st.
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! E4NAEm WANTED. The subscriber would be
a pleased to rent a Farm within short distance
OF Tue cy, ana for which fair rent will be given
Address, with particulars, Box No, 207 Post Office
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N7-nOMB CERTIFICATEs.-fN
70 DR., CHRISTIE

&C Jackson is a relative of Major NJ, NJ
Noah, who has kindly added the following:
Dear Doctor-The above case is personally known
to me, and is not less strange than true II is hap
Fy result, to which bear witness with pleasure |
may state, that some other cases have come to my
notice of nature equally fortunate and successful.
Very sincerely, yours, NJ. NJ. NOAH.
New York, Oct. So, i645
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

Seio~-. he Hllhol Ter will bepafp a, a n times.
Fhjs object accomplished, Jaaks 4svuld. in
'say opfgioI, e0RiEee 10 me iaierssis of The
people cut without il, all must certainly
sgree they are a CREST curse.
Respectfully yours,
DAVID TOD.
Look on one picture, then on the other,
ehd make up youl own verdict.
The following are two Of he resolutions,
Noa' Of eleven, adOPsei at lhe Convention
on the 9th:
Resolved, That We hail with admiration,
hope aud courage, the noble stand taken
oy David'Tod in his letter read to this Con-
venllon' upon the subject Of Banking and
the Currency; and with "tHco'sTg Omisiag
hostility 10 ne .(raHds gf Baakiag aud Pa
per Currency" inscribed upon our Banner.
we eommitii 70 his hands with the assured
confidence hat il will "usver be deserted
and never surrendered"
Resolved That the Democrsey Of Ohio
are opposed 70 al Paper 'CHrrpHcy aud are
Tes0tUsd 10 return a. Mtf c0HsiiiatioHal cur
Teaey cf Foid and Hlper.
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FROM TEXAS

The latest TexHn papers {heing FROM
Galveston as la,e as thc.3d inetan1 leave
no room 10 dnHht that Gen. Henderson has
hPen elected GovernOroi the State of Tex
as by 4 large majoTitg.
The lloWston Telegraph thinks it hardly
within the range Of probability that the
Legislature Of Texas will l.e convened uh-
til the FIRST week in February.
The same paper states that several plan
ters irom Georgia and South Carolina ha,s q
recently keen examining the Hand near tie
mouths,of fine Brasos and Colorado, and
those on the fCa@ey, San Bernard, and
OysterCredk, 18th a view to large cotton,
sugar, and totacco planta'ions in that re-
gion. They are delighted with thecou
try, and Teselved to remove thither with
their negroes forthmth.-Ndt. mt.
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FROST IN " ALtiEYS.

IT is familiar TO mauy ihet'NIght irosts
'under clear sky. are most severe ~
sheltered vaieys, and lightest on expo
srd hi Is. where the difference is nOt7eo
great as snucht effeGtth8 iempeTatsfe
from The nature decrease which always
lakes place os we'escend Irom the ssr-
lace Of ,the earth The tendency oI the
coId air 10 slnk into 'hoIlOws. 'U To be-
cone cooled more rapidly by radtsTion. I.
without the counte ractpg itf1u'noe WIN b
Bir IN motion always exerts, was Hnely
fxhbred tv the severe iFosts WhICh oc
Cured al rhs commencement Of It,e pre-
seat summer A number OF thritty
vouRg hckOties ebUul Il ty teet h,gh.
stood 10 depression which ~ss about
twenly Ieet deep. The ysVNg shoots
hid grown lew inches, s0d being fresh
and succulsnl. were very easily touched
by frost. Accmdirely, after that cold
night, ahou, one hsf the yOung leaves
ION the trees. occupying the lower hall,
wers -cun,VleIul, k,l'ed end had turned
blacks while the upper pat' ot the trees,
which reached s'to~c the valleys, re-
maioed as trt ah AND green as ever. Or
Kirrlaud, OF Cpvrand mc n ions an tx
perm, Mt IN Eliou's Magazine, ~heTt
the thermometer situated IN valley
sunk during lrt s,y night. down TO 2,
degrees. whl'e on nPiehtOrtHg hlII
ny 60 t,ei higher, there Was u" G0s
whatever, the -,her rmnmetOT scsrtsiy
Ynkug TO 42 gfees.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED ON THE
'8TH,

In the Locofoco Convention, as ordered
to be published. We copy from the States
mRn:
Rrso'rpd, That the country included
within the parallels of 40 and Sd degrees
40 minutes north latitude, and extending
from the Rocking mGuntans to the PacEic
ocean, known as rhe territory ofOregon, is
the property, and part and parcel otrthe
Uuited States.
sResotGed, That there exists no power IN
tins government 10 transicrits soil and
thea elegance oil its citizens, to tire ddrhln-
ion. authority, control, ana suhectjon of
any foreign prince, state or sovereignty.
ResOtUpd, That observation-disclosures or sur
render Of any portion of The territory OF
Oregon, would bean abandonment Of the
honor, character, and the best interests OF
the Americanrpeople.
sRsS1iSfd, THAT immediate notice to ter.
inmate the convention with Great Britain
lin respect to the Oregon territory, should
be given, and We rejoice that the Hon w
AHen,' ,'Senatort from Ohio, has introduced a
Fresolutien to that effect in the ". States
Senate, and tte,Democracy efOhio expects
her Representatives. in Congress, TO sup.
pert the measure, and pledges her lives
her fortunes, and her sacred honor, II
~nrainrain the American right No'te whoIt
EofOrcgOn
Resolvcd. That we rejotce TO SIZE the po
fi,on occupied by yOhio's tavorite son, Wi
Hen allen, as chairman of the committed
on Foreign Affoirs, in the United ,Srate'
Senate; aud, we are welrassUred, that b,
his hgh'courage and eminent talents, Am
kericun'honor and Amercanrishts will b
maintained.
Remfvea, Thatwe hail with admiration
hope sndcouwge, the nobIe stand 'tdkei
by David Tod in his letter read TO this Con
venton, upon the subject of Banking am
the Currency; and with ''tncompromiSih,
hostility 'toThe frauds Of Banking and Pa
per CiTrency" inscribed uronour Banner
we committ to his hands with the eassure
confidence that twill "never by deserte
and never surrendered"
Res6lreE, That the Democracy of Obi
are opposedto aIlPaper Currency, and AZ
, rrsolortiIo To return 10 the cOHbliflaisnci cur
rency cfgod and s,iUer.
Resohca, That the Democracy of OH
: are opposed to'alI chartered and speech
/, privileges, as destructive to equality an
n hosteto free einettntions, and from henct
e forth and forever, declare against themul
IS compromising hostility.
n Resolved, That We ate in favor Of q t
l. riff Tor revenue purposes, strittly for II
'e supportoI OF the General Government, IN
OF posed to a pyotcctive gariif, which 'irS
ut rectlS taxes the mary Tor the benefit oil
81 few, and which huiidsNp'monopoles he
}y tile in their very nature to civil liberty.
in Resolved, That the constitutional Tr,
"a sary system with the specie clause "a
Is as was adopted ly the revolutionary q
r gress, under the administration OF Wa,
N ington, and re-enacted under Martin v
M Duren, is demanded us measure ofsGf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
WIG MEETING.

Pursuant to previous notice, o'meetmg
was held in The Coutt House, on the f7th
inst, by the Wigs Of Carroll county, for
the purpose Of choosing Delegates to at
tend the Gubernatorid Convention, TO be
held at Columbus on the 4th day oil Feb-
ruarv next, 10 select suitable person as
the Wing candidate for Governor, at the
ensuing fall election.
The object Of the meeting was briefly
-slated by r. McClave; when upon motion,
JACOB SrEnrE, was called to the Chair.
!Rrsofurd, That accommittee cof'fve he
appointed to draft Resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting,
Whcreupon, The Chair appointed Mes
Ners w R. Lloyd, r. McEIdcrry, James Da-
Wis, Charles EIsun, and A. KMn, said Com
mittee; who, after shortabsererepurted
tthe following Resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted, and the'Commttee
discharged.
Resjiued, That in every well regulated
government, the advancement of agricui'
ture, commerce, and manufactures, is &
subject strictly within the provinceOf legis
fa1ion; and that effectua1 encouragement
rcannot be withheld from them, withou
neglecting the cordinSl interests of tn,
Nation, and subverung the objects 10
which governments are established.
ResolUed, That experience has proven
that no system OF policy adopted by oa
government since its organization, has s
: directly tended to promote these interests
: as chat of a PROTECTIVE TARIFF, AN
that under the influence OF ihts sytem, az
> propfia,ry and emphattcally styled III
/ American systen, the agriculmrs has II
: ceved en- adequate reward for his lsbo
commerce has continued prosperous, an
manufactures, " hich langaished witho'
l. It's Nid, have revived, and thatto its infil
d ence, is the ns,on mainly indebted for i
r present unparalleled prosperity,
- Resolr?d, That we view with feelings
ty regret ant Indignation. though not OF .
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FRIDAY:::%:::::JAN. 2S, lS46
w r. LLOYD, EDITOR.

DTWe direct the attention ofevery rea.
der OF the Free Press to the letter 6fDavid
Tod, the Resolutions Of Ihe 9th of January
Convention, and the Scrouu Of the pro-
'ceedings of the Convention, as reported
for the Ohio State Journal. II any doubts
heretofore existed as 10 the real doctrines
of The LoCofoco party, they will be reRov-
ed ty the Terusal Of the letter and resolu-
tons referred TO. No equivocation nor
evasion no covering up nor plsstoriug
over with soft names, cunning inuendoes,
unreal sentiments, calculated to tickle the
ear, are found in reference 20 the subject
of the currency. TIE language is bold,
strong, and easily undprstood--orrosirIoN
so ALL PAPER CURRENCY. Comment is USE
hess. Read, peiUse, and reflect. Careful
F preserve the paper containing these
public svowals, and as often as need be,
hand tnem 10 your democratic neighbor.
If he adopts the sentiments, let him alone,
as one ioinyd to his idols. Put if you 90
not find numbers who repudiate such de-
structve doctrines, we are very much mis-
taken,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

05-Dates from Corpus Christi, 70 the
l2th December, represent that the army
stationed there, were suffering from the
extreme cold weather, the war; OF good
quarters, and disease, THIS is part OF
the interest, in advance, on the irstinstat-
merit vpon the Tensas purchase. When
the principle becomes due, the taxes me-
cessary for Its liquidation, vii! be levied
with more equality,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

On motion Of Mr.. Randall, the House re-
solved itself into 4 committee of the whole,
on the orders Of the day, Mr. Evans in the
chair, who, after some time spent therein,
reported back the following bill:
House bill No. 2T, for the erection Of the
new county of Ashland.
One of "tt0sr THREE Erniiemen" arose and
denounced the committee, aflrr wIich.
the question was pnt Shall the bill be en-
crossed! which resulted in ayes 32, noes
: 27. and the bill was ordered to third read
ing Tomorrow.
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IN SENATE.
January 7, i846.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Moody.


On motion Of Mr.. Goddard, the Senate
took up the bill to provide an adequate
compensation for the Judges Of the Su-
preuie Court, the President IulgrR nj the
Courts Of Common Pleas, and (heJutgc
OF the Superior Count Of Northumberland
The question being on the motion to
strike out Sl200, AZ III" salary ofPresident
Judges, and insert S SO00--and the yeas
and nays heiag demanded, were, utter
.prOtracted dcb1te, ayes 90, nors 10.
Mr.. Goddard moved to amend the bill,
so ~ to except the President Judge Of the
18Th Cirnit, who thall receive Ewelve
hundred dollars.
Mr., Eckley moved In amend The amend.
ment, 80 as to include the 5th Circuit
lost.
The question then Icing u6on the
amendment proposed Iy Mr.. Goddard was
decided by count, II menibers only Vo.ing
in the affirmative.
Mr.. Osborn moved to amend by an ad-
ditonaI section, providing that the Judges
elected since the passage Of the "Rctrench-
menl law" be allowed salary of $1,000
each.
Mr.. Koch moved that III" bill and pend
ing amendments hrlndrfoitolv postponed,
ON which h. demanded The yeas and nays
which was decided taos 10, nays Of.
The question then turning upon tue a.
'ncndmcnt proposed ty Mr.. Osborn:
Mr. Welch moved to amend so az To
make the salaries Of the Judges of the STU
prem" Court $500 which was accepted
sby Nr.t1storn.
Mr. Utter moved that the Senate take a
rec Crs--lost.
HAe question being unon the an end.
1me,h offered by Mr.. Osborn, was decided
10.
The question again recurring upon the
amendment proposed by Mr.. Oshorn--
M. Edgetton moved to amend bv in
fsertinB proviso, excepting the Pre4iden
,Judve Of the 10th Judicial Circuit VIII
ehrII receive $3.50 orly-Iost.
Mr. Powe'l moved a1 amendment; an
Mr.. Coombs an amendment to the amenc
salen:~--
MIR. f'FrrrsN moved that the Scnat
take = recp~4--'oSt
Mr.. Coomle' amendment WIS agree
TO.
Mr. Powell asked and obtained leave I
withdraw hi" amr dmsut, and the cues
tion ne'ng upon the engro.smeul OF III
bill,
Er. 'Ut@t drmnnded tha 5yes and noet
gand write
AvFs--Ne~rs. kNasrson Pcnn, 20,
ding, coomls C'S Et1,'cy, Ewing, Col
dard, flsrr. Kelley, Madeira, Martin
Fayette, ON ~ 0.horn. Perkins, Powr
oltrhy, We.c!I. Wetnore anH Speak
go.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

THE Fun NoTAEL HERE. E.-The State Jour-
ndIsays: The senior editor of the,Cincin-
matt Gazette, WHO is in this city, writes
home that ga section of the Hards and
Sotls, delegates to the glorious eighth, left
for home in the game coach. A quarrel
broke out in the coach, and II ght ensued,
but the driver refused to stopuo let them
fight it out and thay had to be content
with's few roundswhere they were"
1t appears, from this, that the dis play OF
"hard-money and enthusiasm" was not
confined entireIyto this city, nut is extend
ing itself rapidly Uvertthe State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-23

ADMITTED TO BAn.-The Marietta Intel
.iigencer says; Fudge McComas passed
down the Ohio on Monday, OH hoard the
S. IB. Columbia. "A special term of The
Court was helH'in Pstkersburg yesterday,
Jan. ia, and Garner, Lorraine and Thomas
were admitted 10 bail in the sum Of one
hundred dollars each. MIR. Asa Harris of
Hamar'entered INTO recognizance forltheln
all.
We have now OILY space to make this
announcement, hut may, at our'ietsurta
have "a word to say ebout sthe anOunt16f
bail required at the term of the Court haEl
I'in,6eptember lnst-the possibIityofoh-
tanning the kind of hail thenrequired-the
comparatively easy terms now offered, and
sundFy other matters connected with u
history 6f theaffair.
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OHIO ItsGISa. AZURE.
IN SENATE
January 6, 1916

January 6, Is45.
Mr. Utter offered foradopnon I rpsolu-
tion fora Adjournment siae de, on Mon
day, the oh day Of FEBRUARY next.
Mr.. Goddard moved TO amend the reso.
luton, by striking oHt Tie sti aud inserting
the nth.
Mr.. OFerralI moved that the resolution
he referred to the committee on Reuench-
mpn.
Mr.. Welch moved that the resolution he
laid on the table; on which Mr. Uupr de-
maudrd the ayes aud nOrs, which were
ayes IS, noes i9.
The ayes and noes were then demanded
by MI Utter, on HE question OF referring
the resolution 10 the comm !toe on Re-
trenchment; which being taken, were ayes
&c, noes 10.
The question then being on the amend
ment nj Mr. Goddard MIR. Utter asked a
division Of the qurstion; winch hping ta-
ken hy ayes and noes, were aves i8, noes
IL So the Senate agreed ro strike out
the 9th.
The question then being on filing the
blank, Mr.. O'Ferral moved to insert the
oath, which was decided in the negative,
ayes 8, noes OF.
The question turning on inserting the
i7th, was decided in the negative, ayes
3l5, noes 90.
Mr.. Anderson moved to Gil the blank
with the 10Th.
The question was then taken on filing
the blank with Tuesday the 10Th, ayes 10,
noes 16.
The question wns then taken by ayes
and noes on agreeing to theregolution, and
resulted ayes %, noes l3 So the resoIu.
sion was agreed TO.
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to the General Government, as the only
means Of cutting fhe Government loose
from a corrupt L coTupIiHg alliance vim
banks and bankers. The people never IN
tended ihatthe fundstf tire nauonal Trea-
sury should heused BY banks Ss basis 'or
the issue of paper money
Resolved. That The proceedings of this
convention be signed b. the officers OF the
convention and published in the democra-
nc papers Of ihe State, together with the
letter addressed to tire convention by Da-
vid Tod, and that D. A. Robertson, Russell
Knapp. D. Golshall. and WI Morgan, be
committee to superintend the publication
Of such number 81 copies in puEHphtet ior'a
as they deem necessary,