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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-07

o. Hereafter advertisements must be hand,
ed in on Tuesday 70 insure insertion.
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tomorrow.

o. See advertisement of the .New York Tri-
bunc; also OF Char'estOiOn (.uoss.) Female Sem
inqru
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VERMONT wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL DECEMBER 1s4s
1flarriaees.

In Colchester, on the 9TH nit, by Rev g. Hodge, Mr.. l.
L. Greene of Derby to Miss Elizabeth KOam of ifnsburgh
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OUR ROCKS

WILL DO closed as to the continuance of ered, Mondav
v, tho 4h day OF December We shall set them sYnn,
med up snd ready by the 18th to close off ali unsettled
coun,s as fast as possible W o'''eu ~
We shall close of the rest Of Goods fs 900 vo,,b1
short hand and short prices for Cash up TO Tho Gt dav ~
January and the balance will then be sold al Aucton N
otherwise disposed Of STORRsA IANGn,nN V-
November 20, l5i8 o.
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William Wright's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, At n Probate Court holden at
Randolph District, I Probate Office in Chelsea, with
aud for said District, Tho eth day OF November, ls4s
Present, the Hon. Levi d. Villas, Judge.
instrument purrorng he thu as, will and testament
~ of William Wight, late of Tunbrdie, in said district
deceased being presented the Court here by Zebna Whit
ney, tho Executor therein named, for prbaie il is ordere
by said Court that all persons concerned therein be notified
uppeur session OF said Court, to be holden ut the He
giser's Office in Randolph the ID Tuesday of February
\. D. I6i9 O'Clock r. NJ. and show cause, any they
may have, against the Probate of sad will for which pur
posn is rsher ordered, that copy of the record of this
ORDER be- published three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Waterman aud State Journal printed at Montpelier, in this
State, soon may bn.
tue copy Of record,
90 CORNELIUS w CLARK Rerister.
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CharIestoWn Female Seminary.
SINGING SCHOOL.

NIX. VI. ID, HOPKINS proposes to give Of "a
h lessons in Singing at the Brick Church Vesty
mence on TuEsDAY Evening" the l2th inst, O'clock
Terms for the course, per scholar 81. Those wishing
attend VIII leave their mumos with him the Freeman Office,
or with Mr.. G. w. Badger at UOwes' Store.
Montpelier, Dec. d, 1918.
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printed on large double Sheet making eight pa
ges six columns each and contains the choicest of
tic Daily ISSUE he correspondence alone costing several
thousands of dollars per annun and hardly be exceeded
Newspaper by any Weekly in the county. II is aOr.
ded to those who subscribe singy at So annum 9hTee
copies So eight for $40 twenty copies for S20pnymonl In all
cases being required advance When the term paid for has
EXPIRED the payer is sopped that need fear bong
annoyed with bills for papers he read and did
Subscriptions may commence time.
GREELY * MoELRATH, l54 Nnssaust.
0 Notes OF all specie paying Banks in the United states
taken for subscriptions this paper ut par Money en-
closed in Letter % our address, and deposited in any Post
but description of the bills ought in all cases, be left
with the Postmaster. O. NJ,
.Neio- York Dee. 1913,
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New Crockery & Housekeeping
Goods,

greatly reduced prices during tho remainder of this
~ month, for cash at
Dec. 3. le4S % STORRS & LANGDON
NEW DRESS GOODS.
A LPACAs. MADONNAS, LAMARTlNES, LNONESE,
IA THIBETS, PRINTS, Sc, \ g., Just received at
KEITH & 9ARKER's Cheap Cash Store
December 4. 20
BANK OF MONTPELIER.
fINHE Stockholders of the Bank of Montpelier, hereby
notified to meet their Banking House in Montpelier,
on Tuesday the OH day of january next, O'Clock r. NJ.
for the choice Of five Directors, for the year ensuing
GEO llOWES, Cashier.
Montpelier, Dec. g. ls4S. 90
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NOTICE

A IL persons indebted to tho late firm OF BALDWIN A.
"A SCOTT are hereby notified that the demands remaining
unpaid the 10th day Of December will no Transferred 10 40
attorney for collection. ~ BALDWIN
u.-.-.,- GEO. w. sCoTT.
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ARGENT PLATE.

.C,PooNS, Forks. SC, made of this newly discover
N%Sed material, supeIcede all articles, such German
Silver, British Albata Plate, substitute for
Silver Plate. Being chemically fee from impurities,
IL withtands tho strong test of Aqua Forts, and being hard
and white throughout maintains color closely resembling
silver, and improves by use. TOWN IL HALL
Montpelier, Oct. Is, 1913. da
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WANTED.

III w. LUCE wishes TO engage the services Of from
to 10 girls who experienced seamsfcsscs, to whom
will be given immediate employment and liberal wasss-
Apply soon 94w
dec. g. lsIS
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LUMBER =! LUMBER!

LU vi Is Elk ! LUMBER
subscriber will receive proposals until the 9th OF
december next for the following lots of Lumber TO h..
ueWeiea on The Depot ground in Montpelier between this
an nno hfst DAY OF March nexCdh 10 be paid on dsrerv
good live timber e' ~ ''
10 thousand feet spruce Machine Clopboards, inches
30 thousand feet inch Spruce Hemlock boards
S'"o9san' n'c' o men e spruce boards,
10 pI.nt
$40 i" "5-s inch Pine Timber for f;u,,e,, elan,
and sound " ''' ''e"
lTFropo7als may be left at Ellis, Wilder & Co.'S Store
Proposals. will DO accepted for any not ha
above amount from five thousand feet unyyards Wv
BENZ +. WALKER, Contractor.
Montpelier, Nov. 10th, lSi5. 81
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Cation Cloths and Prints.

A Nd ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, an extensive usso,tme
n Dec. 4. 90 KEITH 4 BARKER
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Gen. Farley DaVis' Estate.

sihi y OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden az
Washington District 49, Montpelier ia and for said dis
trct on the Both day Of November, a. ~. isis,
ROYAL WHEELER and Geo Woithingon Exeeutor,
on the estate of General Farley DAVIS Of ontpo-
her. in said District deceased their petition to this
Court here in writing, praying for license soil much
oil the real estate of said deceased will be necessary 10
raise the of s220000 Alleging that it is necessary to
sell so much thereof to pay the debts egaces and expenses
OF settling said esae the personal being insufficient
for said purposes aud the appearing necessary -;
Wheoupon is ordered that the be referred 10
sion of said Court to he holden the Probate Office in said
Monpeer the Both day Of November lsis O'Clock
r. NJ for hearing and decson that notice thereof be
given TO all persons interested by Publishing the
ofthe subject matter Of said petition and the orders
three weeks successvey in the Vermont Waterman and
state Journal printed at Monneer, all of which to be be
fore said time of hearing and decision that they may
Mt said time and place. they see and give bonds
for the payment of said debts egaces and as
statute provides TO prevent said license being grantedJ
by tae Coufti
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
tue copy of record
OF Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS. Register.
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Silk Handkerchief.

MOTHER lot Of 900 Of those siSy-wo Tdk'fs th
~ day received and will be sold while they last al 25 cts
each at the store, by
Dec. 4, 1913. 90 STORRS & LANGDON.
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SToRRS & LANGDON have this day received their last
~ stock Of Prints and other Cotton and Woolen Goods
which will ho sold lower than ever during the remainder oil
this month f1r cash.
Dec. 8, le1H.
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T HE DAILY TRIBUNE

Is neatly printed fair Royal sheet, whereof three edi-
tions issued every day the Sabbath, order sun
ply each subscriber with the latest possible II OF.
feIed TO subscribers by Mail at s. per annum. is intended
equal in and value OF matter any Daily issued
tbt
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THE SEMI-WEEKY TRIBUNE
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

issued each Tuesday and Friday, sheet Of the same
70 with the Daily Tribune nearly destitute Of advertise
onts al 81.
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DRESS GOODS

nF every description this day opened ELLIS WILL
~ DER x cos. Also, Fnnses--voivet Ribbons to
match. Call aud examine ou stock
Door East Branch Bridge. f. w. & CO.
Montp, Iier, Nov 10, lsiS.
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Who buys C0ttons

"a 10, A., Sd, IL 8, Ga aud 10 4,
Drown and Beaohed Cottons, Driings, Stripes, an,
- Tickings, at the same low prices, for sale by
go Il. 8. LOOMS.
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Died..

On the 21st inst, OF scarlet fever, albert HENRY,
son of Francis w. Lasak, aged years and mouths.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the fu neral Saturday,
December I'D, at O'Clock, from No % Amos street.
Remains to be taken to Green wood Cemetery.
On the 22d inst, CArHARINE, wife Of Hiram Mans
The friends Of the family and those Of her father,
George Mansfield, also the members of Sylvan Lodge,
No l5 u A. of o. invited to attend her fdneral
from her late residence No 427 Cherry street Sun
day afternoon, the oath inst 1T half past o'clock.
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment
Very suddenly, ON Thursday evening, MARY, wife Of
Daniel Baker, aged II years and months.
Her frie nds and relatives, and those Of her sonstn
law, respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
without further notice. undsy Dec 24th inst, at
O'Clock, from the residence OF her son-in law z F.
Carman, at Fort Washington. Omnbuses will be In
readiness at half past 10 O'clock in Front Of st. Paus
Church, to convey the friends.
On Friday, 22d inst, Of consumption, MARTHA, wife
Of Moses ]. Kipp, aged 35 years.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Saturday z3d inst at O'Clock
p M at IS First street, without further notice. Her
remains will be taken to Unionville, Westchester
county, on Sunday, at O'Clock, A M
On Friday morning, I'D inst Of consumption, Mr.
RICHARD BYRNE, aged SO years.
His friends and relatives and those OF his mother,
are invited to attend his funeral from the
residence Of his brother In law Jackson Kaso No 10
Eidridge street, Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
His remains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
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nm IN accordance with these Instructions, for Cali
ie.ri. and next week viii bring 10 enc fcs Hs~ Mex
CO. No hill cen be passed In the House without the
wiluo provso principle attached. Rather than agree
20 the opposite it that our newly acquired teri
tory n remain waste, open for sdventursrs to PICK
nm there whatever h valuable, Including the hunks
and afsus OF gold. Is true that Father G'ddings
was not successful the other day in his efforts to give
che blacks opportunity to vote on the subject OF the
abolition OF slavery in this district but nothing
a.urt.a the haters OF human bondage, TO- day, made
. grand denomination MIR Colt, after preamble,
prepared resolution, instguctng the com nittee Tor
The District Of Columbia to report bill as soon rs
ptscabe to prohibit the slave trade In this District
il was finally passed by majority OF eleven. Wnne
the House attempting TO arrive a. tins result M.
Holmes of South Carolina advised mem beers 70 leave
the hall He set the example, but none fouo yea we
Que the propriety Of such eneut TOT suon
n care, the country expected - every man 20 % ms
duty . Even II all the Southern men had evacusted,
majority would have been left aud in republic IN n
joities must govern fit were otherwise there would
be republic The rights OF :, are Snt
tbsra az. not n few who think that much Landed and
much abused instrument insignificant, compared with
human liberty in the abstract and in the concrete
we do mort ardeutly wish that some friend to the
whites would introduce bill to abolish the free
negroes who eorruptipg the few honest slaves Ia
onr mdrt The crim records show that nearly all
the rows kicked up, aud thefs and heads broken, lie
citizens have asked for the abolition OF the slave
trade or .lavery, which is nearly, II not the sans
thing Ordain the one and the other must follow
As an offset TO Mr. Colts resolution Mr. Fiournoy,
Of Virrin,a introduced resolution, which was adopt
ed. instructipg the same committee TO inquire iato
tleexpediency Of retroceding to Maryland all that
part of the district not occupied by the public build
ipgs and grounds. IL was adopted And nov we hsv'
..nony and topaz IL is not be supposed that
practical measure will prevail, although constan
agitation may accomplish or the ether purpose
Time only will deveops the effect Of the present course
of proceedings.
The city lie in blaze to- day in consequence of case
OF Grim con, discovered yesterday An elderly gen.le
ana fascinating young wife, has ben made miserable
for NJ. bv An ex clerk in of the public depart
msnt. and now doing private business on his own
hook The guilty pair were tracked to an a'signatiou
house where there was exhibited unmstakeable evi'
deucet Of their shame.
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PrmAnELpHA Dec a. lPM-No arrivals
Rosha, Williams, New York.
Miscellaneous.
NEw SHIP T. cleared Boston Thursday for New York
The fine vessel Of $50 tons suiit McKay At Eass Bo
the builder has constructed for hrm
They are nsnd and z tn: initials Of the partners
lend, at nobolen is also one OF the family ships.
Spoken.
.ns snip Cabot from Bordeaux for New Orleans Dec off East
Brig Macon, days fire. New York for Savannah Dec l6 Of
Charleston.
ApALAsucoLA. Dee 4-ArI sc'I TIVE Mays Ad,ms NYOrk
kether Boston 6thArr brig Manhattan Johustoa. NYork
Fulton New York. Leopard HOpkns d wavery Robert
BALTMoRr Dec 2-Ar sohs Kolena Tuck Providence; 10TH
Welln gton Lowry pGrts%o .,h. MI MI
New Boston, Is I'm
New C5h and herm brig sDsSosn CID BARK Gardiner SPECS
Mcr Dec amA a., aip; Countess Of london sr Rodgers:
Chandler, NYorh scbr Walter NJ, Bent Tampa bay
SD is wade Wen s zane Vaughan river
In Ham pton Koads-Bsrk Jane Blair Keen from the Downs
Bark Antelope from Jhss river bound Ireland
NV ORLrA.s Dec 10 Arr ships Adeno, Pike Liverpool
Atlantic Rose NYo Louisiana preu Ber Bremeo bark,
chsn SS xa
s.on Ja Detroit Gichr ThSmaston selyadora Evans Hyi
Vsstea Hsrcaean chse Boston .Iis Hill Uars Dol W.
Mel BIZ T Aud .cS S osor Esss
orepn 1Ienis Tampce lowed 20 9Th last bark KhwOo
ssp5 A Y Basses Page No brig
EusOS Es:pcr sSs Ls 81. Ne, YORK Oh
yu. Robertson PernaSeuoc a.d market sd .Ohs Virginia
Could rsr ssedioor Mary Peck Rowland and Anna somsr
s%vsssa% Fec i7Arr steamship ch.r ke. Lyon, NYo-h;
tom curd ThOfp sYor, sss ns. Carver Cary ao Gin
above water s Than t.ss icssy
l. an Ber y Norean b,igs Russell 1rJ Bath ssaorj
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Before the Recorder and Aldermen Al aud Kohlsr
ca Of william Dsr,ington alias Thorn - Joao alias
Bristol Bill indicted In connection vito Gsrrst Marry,
and Clarksn, charge of burglary In breaking into
the night of the 22d September was resumed this
morning.
ploy Of MT. Nanery He testified to having locked up
the store night OF the 2ld OF September, sud
ALSO having bee there at the opening OF the doors
the morning; has seen Clark. Marry AMI srr1t
In the stor together could not positively sly that he
had seen gton the prisoner, with them Clark
had been tnsr, sometimes wns IN ne up sas
generally more money locked up In the safe than on
this aston
change oker that Garret EXCHANGED certain silver
money similar that stolen from MIR. Nauery's The
counsel for defence to the o. tns
evidence it WAS not act OF the prisoners 1t vas
admissible In the trial of Garrett but not nov. The
sustained the objection and the evidence OF the
broker not received.
EDWARD GALLroHER, lad In the employ Of Mr.
Nan.ry. testified to having the accused parties in
Nansry' store the svening of the night which
the burglary committed; two Of them cane in
first and were followed in few minutes afterwards by
the ether two.
the bar and also Garrett Mr.. Reed Is attached to the
tfcs Of the Chief the Police and foe tms
detailed for especial duty, watching the Lovem'n ats
Of these pris oners lot of impem nts, such
known to policemen burglars tools, were here pro-
duc.d, and they We're said to have been found IN
Darlington's house. the District Attorney was about
to introduce them in evidence. To this the counsel
for the defence objected and the court foay ruled
that only such implements as could appropriately be
used for the purpose Of perpetrating offence like
the here charged could be sdduced In evil
dencs Under this rule, only piece Of candle
a little lamp, q picklock, and some wax, we're sab
mitted to the inspection Of the jury. SAY Garrett
hurry, Darlington, aud Clarkson In Pine street,
the 23d OF June last | had frequently seen
them together in the city from that time up to the
18th OF September; raw hurry, Garrett, Darlington,
and Clsrkson at one time, at public house, South
street, witness stated the streets and places through
VIII he used
cates they at times In the neighborhood Of the
store Of Mr. Nanery; after the burglary committed
he helped 10 arrest the ACQUIRED.
Other officers also sworn. The evidence on the
part of the is not yet all In The will
be resumed in the morning.
Bad Cases-Sevsrsl applications we're made to admit
parties to bail. The Recorder announced that he
would hear argument in such at the opening OF
the court Friday morning
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~, 1874

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~, 1S4s.
Inpitafios to General Taylor to pIsit Phiadephis
Death by Accident, &c.
The city Councils last evening" adopted resolution
extending invitation to General Taylor to visit this
city, while on his way to Washington. This visit,
fearful General Taylor has already decided against
or learn that when asked by fair Philade phian,
who was recently introduced to him at New Orleans,
whether he did not intend to pass through Phiads
phia he replied that he should be afraid to venture
why ?" returned the lady, you have an iunumera
bic host of warm friends there" yes know
itn he responded, but should be fearful Of being
killed with kindness"
John Feigle, the unfortunate man who had his leg
crushed on the rsi DAD Paramount last Saturday
died at the hospital last ming HIS leaves wife md
six children, the oldest but IL years Of age.
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uARIYImE IHTELLIaEnOR.

Commanders of vessels bound to this port, will con-
fer favor upon by having all parcels, papers, and
reports intended fer the New York Herald ready for
immediate delivery ts our news steamer the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
cinity Of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald. through the mail
otherwise ship news or papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We will gladly rscipro-
cate the favor.
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Port OF New York, December 23, lsAs.

SUE nun... NOON RI,n ....... Is
e1~~~~N~>>~~~~-~~~~O~N~No~
Cleared.
Shps-St George, Bird Liverpo Ogden; Liberty Norton
Apalschicoa Phillips EmgrAat Brsm) ANDERSEN Rich
mond.
Tettigrew, " imington NC.
Brig smthhe tof Proyidsneel Dull noarovia Africa 81 days
with Green Of Providence SID In co with brig
Porpoe bound cruise to wind ward ali rel sch Curew
po barb La Grange Africa fr Providence
cut this Of head windA
seLr North Carolina, Williams Wi minston NC.7 days
Schr l. y Smith. Miller WILMINGTON, NC, q days
Schr Leo. hoplt Thomaston
Schr Cohasset, -, Sandwish
Schr Northern Belle Fitzgerald, Nantucket, 2days
Sloop Cornthan, Raymond. New Bedford
yesterday mornings Of brig India, Clark
from TURKS Island should have been brig Lyra. Lamb.
The the Tail OF the West Bank yester
day. the NE blow the heavy and she obliged
without boarding bis in the bay The brig Mary
brig shutdown. and anchored At the 5W Spit
The only vessel that New Jersey pilot
boat Washington the plo stated that wing gale out
sde ard bound veea The pilots reported that
they tpoke 2lt bark Regatta Bancom from Got
tehbuig Nov for Bosonthe cid in with bark Undne for
Savap NAH also spoke brig Wanaere from st Domingo for
The veees anchor IN the bay had OF their
sails furled, account Of their being fEozep
Dpcnprn 2awind at sunrise. NE, with meridian.
NE with snow; Set. N.
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Married.,

In Brooklyn Thursday, 2lst inst, by Rev. DR.. Lam
sing, MIR. GEoRGE B. GRINNELL. of New York, to Miss
HELEN A. LANSING, of Brooklyn.
On the 7th inst by the Rev N. Jaquette, Mr. JAMES
p. TRyNER, Of New York, to Miss SARAH YATES, Sc
cond daughter Of Capt Yates, Of Green Bank, South
River, New Jersey
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PmADELPruA Dec q PM-No arrivals
Cearedshp Tuscarora, Turley Liverpool brig Euphrate
yoey Londonderry schs Lucuus Levitt, Cenfuezo Adene
Rosina " illiams, New York.
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Court Calendar for this Day.
Common Pleas First Part-Nos. 81, 81, II, 10, IS,
49, d. So Second Part1ls 10, loo So, liz, 1885, ls2,
1854, 1856 1sS.
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Schr Cohasset, -, Sandwi,h.
Schr Northern Belle, Fitzgerald, Nantucket, days
Slaon Cnrinthian. RAYMOND. New Bedford.
Herald Marine Correspondencs.

DEcknprn 22wind. at sunrise, Me- with meridian
NE with snow; sur Bel, N.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-07

That fom and after the present session. the compensation
of members shall be reduced TO five dollars per day.
Mr.. WICK again proposed to reduce the per diem to
SIX dollars per day, after the first hye NOTWITHSTANDING
State legislatures and he doubted nothing OF It's app
cabty here II would at least prevent the practice OF
demagoguing upon this subject --rr rr,-
The proposition rejected.
The question then REQUIRED on the amendment by the
gentleman from Pennsylvania Lost by report OF eliers
aft rmaive 4s, negative TO-
Mr. STUART OF Michigan moved to strike out the
proviso. Lost.
Mr. MCKAY then moved his amendment add
tona proviso 10 the bill which was also lost
After further progress in the vote upon the
raj items OF the BILL the committee rose without coming
to any conclusion. 'A
And the House ad journed