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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-05

The washing,on Union on the l7ih inst accompanied
It's snHuncAton of the Presidents determination call
6OOO addons volantsers supply the places Of those
term service about spe expressed the opin.
ion that OF the latter class would their
and agree in Mexico. Blu, last
the OF show that this expectation the Exc
eutvc will be disappointed Large numbers Of the twelve
months volunteers already their way home and others
would follow the periods OF their enlistment should
rire. The New Orleans Picsyune says is not supposed
that single regiment be formed of all the twelve
months men Mexico; aud to explain the
OF this unfortunate of things, which
to the JSrOris OF the Administration in the exercise Of
the appointing Powo-Rvng the highest military offices
such Pillow and Cushing-he former the jest of the
whole camp. and the latter having days
in the field; while who have borne the burthcn
and heat OF the daywho have shed their blood like
every battlefield. and who have displayed military skill
and aens of the highest order well the undaun
ed courage passed by with cold and contempuous
glecL
The Pcayune says;
"The volunteers who won the glorious battle OF Buena
Vista their home One OF the Kentucky regi
giment will soon be thsrc, aud the Illinois and Indiana
troops will follow. We learn from officers and that
there disposition re-cnst. The from
Gen. SCOTS column is satisfactory The deter
minaton return home their expire
is universal. The officers he DESTROYS the
OF remaining m the sorvce that the whole OF Seneral
ayoft buSua VISA army, win TIC exception oil "A lew
reg uas, and large portion OF Gen SCOTS, will shortly
leave the field
The for this universal desire quit the service
has been explained The OF Monterey and Buc.
Vista assert and with good that the aures that
have been won by them have been garnered by the Co.
vernmcnt decorate other bTows. They say with
TRUTH that no vaor. sacrifice, victories OF theirs
insure the promotion protect them against being
saughed by inexperienced officers aud subjected the
command OF political aPpoinee- They pointed the
miserable remnants OF Regiments which they led the
nv with well filled ranks and swelling ASPIRATIONS token
OF the hadshp they have suffered and the pers they
encountered and then refer the army register how
such services rewarded They feel that the qualities
which they have exhibited IN front OF blazing batteries
not the which insure rank, and they give
place 10 those who possess them.
1--WE hope citizens will make some preparations 20
welcome these brave soldiers back country The
ID kentucky Regiment will return without Its colonel
Lieutenant colonel, the ls Mississippi will bring home
colonel and lieutenant colonel upon ltters the Illinois
troops leave the gallant Hardin where he tell, Col
yell comes back the head OF the men from
kansas These noble regiments have mel ed under
the seventies OF a campaign which 1t they
the lasting gratitude OF their coGnymen, they have
nothing
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The Greatest Medicine in the World!
~ Il. > ~ 4 y v Els
COMPOUND SYRUP DE WILD CHERRY

The universal csebuiy wLchahis valuable medicine is gaining
hr0 the United Safes and many onnz cures u -
cDHsanty performing has pfoyd be- beyond DOUBT ~.
oIy sic AID certain for Pulmonary Consumption Cougb
Colds Ahms. -ptunE Hood Liver Complain Nervous Debility
Iesr or Rsing the Tnroat Bronchitis Dticuy Breathing
any fyHpornr OF Consumption.
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occssCuay Dr. rwsyhes COMPOUND syrup Wild
mci fe rhch has stood the
e directions as desc led Dr swayse's
- dom lal4 TIE above pamphlet well worth pcrusaL
CAUTION CAUTiON!!
AVOID 40 rIunIua at0ni of Wild Cherry Basam-
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Cherry * Sc, - they al reHs eouseyfet
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pfrsand ~ Ut " and The FIRST coIn
uy. Dr FWAYNE.S COMPOUND sTRUF OF WILD CHERRY
c1mOed Of vercabH red outt Wild Cherry other
medicinal u1Eances, equally gfI-ac II
Whole az % cf.ctuaiy rated beyond
doubt s most ptasanf and remedy
scnvcf r me- ~ Pulmonary t1nsun.t and MI
of he LlnEs and Breast TIE vfry fact having
an nj Tuno' im ot9-s srd' prove s pro
p.rIs
Infe luval 49, enquire Tor ihe original preparation, each
h1i N which upfd b.auut wnppsf with hkenssf
VILLAIN Fem engraved thereon bcsrnE The ~
JIG " S"AfNE che courtofeng n which viii he punished
forgery.
rr-pari only byDr u. swAyNg n w. Corner Of Esht and
Race Pun.
ALsp. ior sale whoga.e and Retail by
FEYTON JOHNSTON, rs. Mab H.,
and brsatt irE'Etr Druggt if7, MAN ~ ole Agents 1f
Richmond Va
Bnrr Wilson ard Cha. Cotlns Co, DrurrTs, Peter.
burg tas ~ Henr,. Forsnouth. Kihg Toy. Norfolk lHy
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New Jersey, April 50, lsI7.


To the Editors Of fis IYkis:
GESrLENEN,--The election from the Old Domin.
impar much JOY the Wings OF this State A. II
must do The Wings IN the parts the Union
The triumphant election Of Mr. Bolts the chief source
OF rejoicing; because ~ well known in this quarter
u IN the Nirg mia metropolis that Locoioc1 Lesis
laure arranged the District 20 prevent the reelection
OF Bolts, years ago. The GoIrymludCTug stanus;
yet Mr.. Bolts elected by upwards Of 600 maJoriiv-
majority sufficient have turned the scale in sevcri
closely contested distuc-s! WHIST rcbuke to the friends
Of the re-disrcng system in Virginia, say nothing OF
the modification, Washington, among such demagogueS
as Polk, Walker Richie & Co. The Locoioco loss ~
r5tss IN Virginia, astounding and nothing pre-
vent continued Ciminuuon unless the venerable Nous
Vsr0ES go back and resume the dictatorship Besides
tue election OF the unwbverne, determined Bots u know
we) the election OF Mr. Preston and other gallant
Wings, will saulary influence IN other States
where Congressional elections yet OccGr especially
North Carolina Alabama &c.
In the last Congress, Alabama Ike Virginia, had only
Wing; but al the coming contest IN the State
chances there will be gaia OF three four so
heT vii the learned billiard the brill Pend eton
stand clone stars IN the Congress But give the
Administration another Of Usuic and the Mother
Congress under Wing President, the chances are that
the Llc1lcOs wall consider themselves lucky have from
Virginia one Two members.
| fear the Wings IN district IN Virginia have not
done their duty and amidst reIocings source
deep regret they have permitted 60 % Congre.
! regular bulk Bomblses FuTOsO This most unfo,tl-
nate, because the gentleman referred 10 known through
the country utterly devoid OF practical know
edge and full Of ab-acuons that MS admrers
who like Angels t. whenever he rises 10 sHlghf-
en- Congress, are fearful be Wi. explode
We want men ID sense like Mr.. Bots, Mr. PendetoB
and Mr. Preston. c iu C1ngres-noi men of yords or
JTHfgH fgeH; and the Stale which has given 10 the
country many Presidents and Statement will hereai,
1ok this, the s lar distant wacn she will re-
sumo her wOned TauA tue cOniedeacy'a consuuIlna-
uOu deyOully 10 be wished"
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AN AMERICAN.
lCoNMUyIcl
Boys Orphan Asylum.

This Substitution has operation near twelve months
and has now ten interesting little boys under cha rye
which many the means subscribed vii. support
hope every one who has contributed the support Of
in valuable institution, vail IT, and for themselves
That they have been amply rewarded tor the aid already
gyen and the prospect Of dong much the year
by The number 90 double II funds can be- raised
would also respectfully those who have not aided In
tins matter, taken interest 10 and What
good mas been 10y rescung ten boys from the Poor
House. and possibly from the Pcncnuary will call the
attention Of the visitors interesting and spughy e
boy, about years Of nge, whose Daniel Webster
When taken from the streets, less than twelve months ago
he did not know ms u c. and can read with ia
cy and learns very fast. Col Hargrove, who has the
management oi the boys says hsy oil well behaved
aud will doubt coon valuable members Of socc-
". understand rfH 10 or - orphan BOYS now
10 the city aud Poor House, whJ begging that they may
be- taken co. institution, bur tie Managers are obi ged
90 refuse all Tor the waut0f means.
The collectors wall cal. during the month of May for the
annual contributions and s hoped that oil can Of
ford will snd their AID 10 enable additional nusher 20
be taken SUBSCRIBER.
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AiNobIc Volunteer at Bucna Vista.

Every days report reveal some fresh
OF interest long original OF the desperate
hlet at Buena VISTA from Illinois Volunteer concludes
with this affecting notice OF young OF distinction and
learning who tell IN the ranks:
In the part of the field, and about the same time
with Clay Mckee aud Hardin, another fcl pierced by
lance, whose name worthy OF place the rolls of
iame-puvate Alexander huuEc OF Company H. ID Reg,-
men OF Illinois, The writer honored with his friend
snip, and had opportunity OF knowing him we'll being
member VI the same company aud his His con-
duct on the held was sOloetly cool calm deliberate
and prompt obeying orders Ills courage was conspcu
the OF his death when no refused 10
surrender. Excepta brother Sodh America he left no
relatives this continent His widowed mother lives i'm
Bueckeburg. Hanover near to his native CITY HAMBURG
He received splendid educated the UnverSes OF Jena
and Goettngen lie hsd been but year the IT, S. when
he joined regiment Alton, whittier he had come TO yo
untecr, Tom WISCONSIN,. His motives IN taking tnis step
respected before all ether government md pra
~ his curiosity in mode of he by seeing Mexico
and observing, he did with phoophic eye the char
ot her people and Institutions The writer promised
this county He years of age and pfo.
badly the most learned in the army. HIS knowledge
OF phology and profound. Such was his ia
miarity with the Latin, that By one days of
Spanish grammar he able read coguate Ian
guage with facility Many pleasant hours have we spent
together in rambling the plains and mountains of Me1
while he filled his hayorsack with new plants TO send
Germany and which his knowledge of botany often ena
5.ed him TO class in their several genera aud species
better Drawer heart than his never beat its
last upon field Of battle. While awaiting upon the
field, the night of the 23d OF February the renewal
OF the attack by santa Anna the thought was consoaory
TO several OF his comrades, that DEATH the next day
might make them companions Of Miuades of Socrates
and of hume. This died for a country of which he
was not cEen shall 1t be said that he the republican
son Of Germany, not American May his ex-
ample animate the hearts OF those whom alone he would ac
knowledge as country men-the good and the OF every
CLINE and country.
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SINGULAR CAsE.-Wo find in the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal, the following account OF tho anomalous
case of Miss sarah BdrbCck of Salem who
not have slept moment been free from pain for fifteen
years. Her body and limbs IN perpetual motion-and
almost all the joints IN her body have been dsoc thou
sands OF times;
When / catered her ROOM she was sitting nm in bed
and her right arm hand and fingers twisting about in
every dueehoni presently she leaned forward and threw
herself back against the hsndboaid, determined to
break her head. The headbjlrd within an inch or
two Of the wall, and though large, well stuffed pillow
was placed against It, when her head struck tho pillow IL
with force that the bed-tcai struck the wal caus
ing the whole house 10 tfcmbe. During ten minute. Tint
sD there she thrown back that manner over thir-
" times. II appeared TO that each blow Of her head
against the pillow, board aud wall, sufficient 10 stun
common person, yet she hardly appeared to It.
ID nng the intervals between spasms her right arm
hands and fingers were twisting about aud her right Shout
der end under INV drawn out Of niu and In eont-
nuay tho bones faing aud grinding together with noise
that could be heard IN other rooms. told by sove
rel present Being deaf could hear them but by pa-
chg hand her check and the other shoulder
could ieel the grinding and cracking the muscles kept
them m constant mOuOu.
Sometimes her locked several hours and even
days aud at time % remember right they were lock
ed p days. when all the she took was through
the aperture caused by the loss o tooth.
Her jaws have been often dsocutcd that sire can bite
nothing when the contraction Of tho muscles throws
her teeth Ogether aud then her tongue often
betscen her teeth aud severely bitten. She takes no
nourshment except m liquid state, and that with tho
groaios. o uly as 10 causes sranguaJn, spasms and
severe distress.
The spusns sometimes throw her from her bed TO tho
pastorng over head aud sometimes tho ipor and any
attempt 10 hold her Increases her agony.
Her hand be- sometimes thrown up into her face with
such force 10 bruso her face ond break the skim and
ono At her eyes has thus been destroyed
While converting with her, her Jaw thrown out oi
joint, and drawn down shocking and she
thrown back three times with caused the
whole house shake and the the spas ceased che
finished her sentence commencing the very word where
the h' had interrupted hor and with 20 calm avJce. that
asked her rstOnlshmen ID she felt pain when thus
attacked She said the pain cxcfuciaunR n alo
would give way her feeog, her might be heard
hall miles bot 81 that would only distress oihcrs, sho had
| learned to be quiet
Her father 90 years of azo. and had shock OF
palsy. from which no had partially recovered when saw
him. Her mother 7O and has hid the care Of hi.
sufsfing child until prevented by sickness within wear
and half AZ tho time Of my visit she was confined In
the same room IN a very feeble state.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-05

NEW Law OF PoFULAuON.-The following e1uac,
from London letter IN the National ntegencer gives
the oulhe oil curious theory respecting population.
LONDON March 80, ls47
Some new ideas on population been broached by
Mr. Doubleday, IN publication lately made by him en-
uued The True Law OF Population" This law of pop-
ulation, he endeayors show Is connected with nnd de-
ponds upon the nature OF the food OF the people MIR
Doubleday says Ibis theory is founded admissions
OF all medical aud physiological authorities modern times
aud supported by many OF ancient tines and corrobo
rated by an appeal to living generations" lie ai.ms that
populations are uniformly found thin pastoral countries
where the food Is animal chiefly denser where II IL
vegetable only but with plenty and denses, Of all where
1t ls vegetable, but with scarcity superaded"
The examples which the quotes from the history
ano condition OF the world 60 far toward establishing h
theory II he be correct the remedy excessive num-
bes Is not emigration but plentiful and nutritious food He
divides society three classes-he worst eted The
moderately Getcd and the uGuousy Ceed and observes
ni It upon the numerical proportion which these three
states bear 10 each other III society," that or de-
crease on the whole depends" Mr. Doubledays arpumcn
derives considerable support from the decay of opuen, fam
lilies, and their rapid extinction. We have abundant evil
dence OF this at various epochs and in erent countries
Tacitus gives instance IN the reign of the En-
peror Caudus. II we turn England shall find that
but for comparatively creations both the peerape and
baroneage OF England would have been extinct. The
number OF English peers in 1887 $780, which 2I7 had
beencehed since lfbO The decay the had
rema kabe still. So that # no new peers had been
created since l16O the present number would have
only lU3, aud but for perpetual there would
scarcely have been baTOnet left Mr. Nautilus noticed
similar decay IN the higher and weaheI families Of Bernie
IN Switzerland; aud Mr.. Sadler cited Addison's authority
TO prove the extraordinary decrease OF the Venetian nobi
~.
II Mr.. Doubleday's theory be true and It be law Of
nature that the worst deed people shall become the most
numerous, then pauper relief to Ireland shape of
poor food will only aggravate the evil The efecua re-
nedy - TO give the Irish people sucency OF animal food;
IRISH produce must be consumed IN Ireland inseadof
exported. The standard OF living DO raised; but IL
will not be raised by The introduction the poor laws and
feeding the hungry crowds with poor food This
will only aggrnyaie the evil through each successive gene
ration Mr. De- book deserving the serious considera
ton Of political economists and statesmen
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CRY Horst. May 2-w A Bass. Petersburg; l. Myers.
rae. York; Francis Jordop, lady and son. Orange;
morton va; Robinson, Benedict Walker. w w Walker,
Wss,mofeland; w Ellison, Phlad; Clayton G Coleman
and lady, Miss Mary Coleman. Miss Maria Jerdonc.
Nm wm Coleman, Louisa CO; ] K Mosby. do; Mr. Gn,I.
80. creams fi'Ihugh. Middlesex; DIR Leonard Z
trump, DR. Aug Crump, New Kent
u, my S-eoodman Davis, Collier. Petersburg; A y
pp og. Midlothian: Royster, Powh.tsn; George
I'm Basile Richmond; woodord Garnet, Caroline, Thos
y Burke, do Mrs FltIhugh aud servants MiddleseI; w
wexford, John Minor. Frederieksburg; J N Rogers.
Dnwiddie. D.'' ''' A""'"'
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GENERALAssEWBLY.

Tho General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church In
The Un ted States Of Amorca will hold ts next annual
meeting In The FIRST Presbyterian Church In the city Of
Richmond w.. At II o'clock. a. W., on Thursday, the
ZOh Of May mex, ani will be opened with sofmon by ho
Rev Charlie, hoge d. ID the Moderator Of tho last As
aenbly.
" The Committee n Commissioners will meet in the
ec1fe Room Of the above named church on Tho Wednes-
day afternoon preceding O'clock, 10 receive eofnms-
H'n' anl on Ihurday morning. the day Of tho moonR'
81 10 o'clock for the same purpose.
WILLIS LORD, Stated Clerk.
"a ROBERT DAVIDSON. Permanent Clerk
WHISKEY.---2S bids wb.key landing and for 'sla BY
w myf DAVENPORT, ALLEN = Co
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Tho Norfolk Beacon says itis rumofed that Com. Read
IL be ded by Com. Bolton, who - 10 20 out In the
u $. ship Iamesfopn after her Ireland IN com
msnd Of the u. = squsdron the coast Of Africa Com
r. TO proceed 90 the Mediterranean in the fngato Uaifsd
States whore he isio have commsnd Ola squadron Tho
H. s. fRato Columbia u expected to leave the coast Of
BAIL for tho United Sa'cs 10 August NJ September
Com Thomas Ap Catesby Jones' II said s 10 have the
o'mmsnd OF the . squadron on tho ooas u Brazil and
Capt Geisingor Of the East India squadron.
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SILENCE ,,-serenade one two three or four
~
Ieonofa-belutfu song
Say, wilt thou think Of
Ivy Green-words by box" music by Russell
Night before the Bridal
I'd marry him tomorrow Peter thinks Of
Cold blew n winds
Field or Monterey: by Sulivan
In the valley would dwell by knight
Not married yet, with vEnete.
PIECES.
The Aurora WaltEes; by L.abitzSy
Notwithstanding the popularity wair.s un.
der this title these Dances full OF
needles that they greatly the former The VALUES
preceded by very beautiful and elegant
The Albion walizes; by Labit1ky
Royal Irish March. by Glover
Coachman's Quckstep. with vianeue
SWi March. by & Jarvis
Cumberland GuardI Ouiekstsp. by Wiesel
heoc Foisa by sebeu
Posthom POLKA; by Baiem. MUSIC SALOON,
my5 100 Main street, corner OF IIih
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YirrInln Trnr, socie1r.

twill BE- remembered BY the friends Of the Trsct cause
that at the Annyesay meeting, oppont.
ID 70 remodel the Constitution q the Society and poe
sibe adopt some more efficient orgsozaron.
The committee will make their report this evening, ~
O'Clock, In The Let Bapus Church.
An the friend. Of the Tract ore respectfully aud
earnestly invited 70 attend.
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"skies bright and brighteninr,,

In the last Congress there but Lone STAR from
this State brilliant it true, bu, solitary in its bright
ness. Now we have eonsteation-not lees than six in
number-and each Of them bright particular star" Or
which any Common wealth may well be proud Dire not The
skies bright and JrigAfenins"7
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a. The Enqurer OF Yesterday. dotialy and by no cor
respondents assemble The defeat Of Gen Chapman and the
election Of Mr. Preston in the Rotoour district 10 the most
gentleman We take Tor granted that the parties araQn.
"a will permit these atcusauons. which We feel saus-
Ted ste mere prccS OF defeated parry break the force
~ their overthrow. rcman unanswered. We leave b
Coz those who cognzaat q the facts 10 perform III,
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The whole amount Of the ANNUAL of the Uni
ted States Is about OSE THOUSAND Millions or DOLLARS
Oi this the proportion to each nhabant the greatest in
New Eng and, VIZ: S5I; IA the Middle States 76 IN the
Southern $50 the Southwestern sol the NOrthwes-
SAL These great differences rrsu, IN part from va
riuons m the density OF population, fertility capital mar
kes slavery &c aud In part ais, differences IN State
legislation. Jour. OF Commerce.
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On fa4fdly 2ih April In The county of Hcnneo At sh'dy
Grove tir residence 81 Nrs Lucy fmith, Mrs ElIABEfH
CLARKE To- The 7ib scar 81 hrf age.
Or Enquirer abi r.urs please copy.
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IL We return thanks Adams & Cos express for
late Norfolk and Baltimore papers yesterday in sncipa-
ton OF the Northern cas
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g. iostofda,'s Enquirer Gays ave glad to hear
that Spear choas, Eco has been apponisd Second Lieu
tenant of c llh regiment Of Infantry, Of the new
regiments lio s attached TO The company of Capt Gun
miugs of Abingdon"
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o. Contributions for The Irish.-.-The Barque
BACHELOR receiving what already buled
will sail positively Monday having
thing intending contribute
down without delay. they viii tue present opportunity
BY oraer Of tls CSHliiiSs for tAs IrisA Rsli.C
for .As State u Yng.Hia:
A IInRy
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Thirteeutl, Di.trlct.

We arc out Of the woods. Fulton 10 elscsd-bu, by
closer vote than drs reported. We copy from the
las; wythsvlls Republican, Locofoeo paper,
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Fulton's majority. IL.
Folks majority in this District was about 1900 The
combined vote OF Goodson and McMullen now is 3263
And OF Fulton. O96
Loeoioeo majority, l.l67
Wing gain in the popular vote. upwards Of ONE THOU.
SAND.
LANCASTER & RICHMOND.
VIM. Webb. Wing. is elected the House Of Delegate.
by majority OF ~
The m'joH OF Jones Bayy for Congress, in Lam
caster, was i6. Richmond is in Boslo's dsricL1
CARROLL & GRAYSoN.
John Carroll L. reelected by large majority over Will
knson, Wing.
POCAHoNTAS.
VIM Csekley. Loco elected tho House OF Delegates.
RUSSELL.
J. +. McElhenney, Wing, reelected.
LOGAN & BOONE
correspondent OF the Enquirer gives the following
ment OF the vote in these counties for Congress;
Preston. Chapman.
Logan 222 2ls
Boone, NEW cOunty) SO 1911
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There u.s. far Wing majority Of l6, in States which
sent TO the last Congress Locoioco majority Of about so
We now annex list Of States in which elections are 10
be held during the summer and autumn, and CLASH
featon Of the members returned to the last Congress,
with our estimate Of the 81 parties the session