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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

Virginia. ~ hen the returns are all
in, il will be easy 10 show that the Wing
vote in Virginia is better This year Than
the average Of the four or eight preceding.
The State is I.ocOloco; there is no doubt
of that; and the Loroiocos who voted Tor
Gen. Taylor have gone back 10 their old
party; but the Wing vote is as heavy
now as almost ever before. We lose
Bots, Goggin, and Irving in Wing Dis.
,ricls b, dlyisiuns-a few Wings of Rich
mond, Charlotte, and Amherst counties
having chosen 10 cleo, their Iorolocn op.
ponents. Flournoy, who was elected two
years since by one majority, Is now hea-
len by eiehf--and Forbes is lost hy ffy-
fro. A handful II votes in these districts
would have changed the whole aspect Of
The case. Powell has beaten Goggin by
personal buuon.hOldng in Amherst. but
| i the polls had been kept open in Albe-
marie as they were in all The l.ocoloco
slrongholds, Grggm mnst have been re-
turned. Bayly is returned from Acco.
mac by The force Of ullra.slayery alone.
There was never such run Of i'll luck
entirely on one side, but il is purely luck
and nothing else. Five hundred voles in
The riph, places, with The Wing vote con-
centraled in the Richmond district, would
have given us The Delegation, though now
we are next 10 nowhere. Tribune.
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Important Discovery for Telegraph

Lines-Mr. Lewis Hubbell. of Bristol,
c., has discovered that The lightning from
tile clouds can be taken of from The wires.
so that the telegraph lines can work du.
ring thunder storm without any change
in the adjustment as il usual. We gath.
er from Mr.. Ilubbrll's letter. which was
received in This city few days since. the
rationale. and il appears TO be founded on
The true principles Of science. His plan,
as proven nv experiment, is 10 place a
sharp pointed straight magnet, with The
south pole pointing al the wire, and dis
tan, about the sixteenth Of an inch from
1.-THE olhcr end 10 be fastened 10 the
ground wire. and connected with the
ground at each point. The magnet will
discharge the electricity OF the clouds. but
the galvanic current will flow on without
interruption. In long lines that cross
high prumoninries where the stations are
al great distance from each other. he
suggests that on the top OF the mountains
there should be placed several magnets |;
one on post and wire leading into The
ground and down into permanent mois-
lure; and as the wires become charged
from the clouds along The line. the mag
ne, will discharge them oftheir electricity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

COnneCticut.--No choice having been
made by the people, the two houses Of the Legs
laturc Of Connecticut, in joint meeting on Thurs
day the Sd inst, proceeded to an election. The
Wing candidates for Governor. Lieutenant Co.
vernon, Secretary Of Stale, and Comptroller, were
elected (; the State Treasurer is a democrat. The
state Of the votes for Governor shows that the bar
gain between the Democrat, and Free Soilcrs is
in full operation.
Gov. Trumbsll, in his inaugural message,
touches upon the question Of the extension Of
slavery into the new territories. lie says i be-
comes New Englanlcrs to approach this delicate
subject in the spirit of forhearance and regret,
rather than that Of animosity or complaint, ever
keeping in mnd that though their ancestors were
among the first to discover and apply the remedy
for slavery, they were also among the most active
IN its introduction into our country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16
PETERSBURG MARKETS
lRrponel o. .. Iu..llsrnssr;l


Frasy. Nsy II. 1888.
TeBscco.-The receipts have some.
v hat increased he pssi Werk. snd prices
are VEL sustained. ranging lor lues from
"a s3i lraf 81 SO. Is in qualify.
c0TTeS The demand eonlinu,s a.
live. aud sales have hstn made 10 conf
ilerable salrni. 81 O. "a renis for gaed
and PRIME; common and middline o >
G. renIs; few elioire bales hare reached
6.70-IOO.
FLorR.-The market Is without anima,
lion. and The sales are ran6ntd rniiTely h
tie retail Trade - 81 IS. The slOrk 10
quite light.
WHEAr-Bni lillle arriving. and cells
al so 90 rents.
coRS.-The supplies aie very limit
ed. and prices have gone up 70 See.
Bac0N.--ka. cured. j. IL hitter demand:
hog round ! "a : rhOiee family lots : |. /;
Western Sides and Shoulders ) = &C..
I.ARD.-7a asr.
BRASpk.-ya. Apple Brandy 30 "a
CENTS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16
DiahOllcal Attempt TO Destroy a

BldLUlCdl hlltMpi W bCotAAy o.
FamilV.-AbOnl Ia o'clork on Thursday
night. man disguised As . negro. called
al the house Of lawyer Warner. and
handed package 10 The servant. a
The same time stating that II was Tor
Massa Warner. addressed 10 Thomas
Warner. Esq. lcon6ieniial. Mr.. w. being
abs, nj lr,m The GiIy al The time, The pack
age REMAND unIourhed by the memhers Of
lie family until Yesterday. when Mr.. War
ner returned from Philadelphia. and v hile
The family were ii dinner 10 The basement,
he ordered his son 10 hring the package
10 him. Mrs. Warner having dcscrIbed
the appearance 81 Tie man and his man
ner 10 her husband. led SIR. Warner To
open The package. whirh was wrapped IN
4 copy or The n. Y. Herald Il March 20,
with some care. The newspaper enrl"s.
ell a strong maiogony hoS with slide
lid. Mr. Warner proceeded 10 draw OF
The I'D with great caution and very slawly,
aud tliscoy cred faint blue light. and inn
medIaicly warned his family 10 fly for
their lives. All Instantly leii the room aud
closed The door. and they had hut just pas
sed into the hall leading into the rear yard
when 4 tremendous explosion took place.
aIier which liey passed around the h"use
and discovered the front basement 10 be on
lire and the windows shattered 10 pieces
and blown out Of place. Mr.. Warner
with some person, who had stopped al
The house then entered Tile room and
exlinguished the flames. and az soon al the
smoke had subsidized il was discovered thai
the basement door was completely shat,
tered, The partition wall broken and very
much displaced. the ,lining.lahle al which
they were few minutes before sitting
very much broken, and picture Of Gen.
Washington and the door perforated with
slup.shots. The box in question WIS
about the size oil small cigar hox. and
conlained canister filled with powder
and slugs. and several bundles of friction
matches, which were so placed that on
Withdrawing HE lid, on the inside Of which
a piece Of sand paper was elned. they
would Instantly take fire and cause an I'M
mediate explosion. Mr.. Warmers eau.
lion in Withdrawing the Id is the cause oi
the wonderful escape he had his family
experienced. " y. Tribune.
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(;tcrn w. Caldwell. who sometime since an
nounced himself as an independent candidate"
explained his position at Concord week before
last. 10 The entire satisfaction Of his Democratic
friends. No one is surprised at finding him ssill
an ultra Democrat
We regret q learn Tint there IS some danger o.
losing this strong Wing district, BY the foolish OBJ
siinacy Of some Wing aspianis. Soon after i was
known that tho Hon. D. VI. Barringer would no,
be candidate for reelection. three other Wings,
Mesrs. Dockery. Little. and Ingram, announced
themselves as candidates. somany Wings in tho
field would he sure TO bring defeat: therefore i
was with pleasure We saw il announced last week
that these gentleman had expressed willingness
10 submit their claims TO fairly constituted con-
yention, and disposition to abide by iis decision
But we now learn from the ChoriOt,e Journal oI
Friday. that Gen. Dockery has expressed decid-
cd determination no, TO submit to the action u
convention. We know nothing Of the causes Of
his dissatisfaction, and therefore cannot say IL
how large measure he is to be ccnsmed /; hut We
hope that. as good Wing. he win reconsider The
matter, and not let his private grefs he the means
Of ,uhjeciing his party TO defeat in the disiric,
The folly Of such divisions has been amply illus
usted by an inglorious defeat in Virginia; AMI
we hope no district in this state viii permit it
vote to be lost BY suffering itself TO be betrayed
into the commission Of similar error.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

Polk COunty.-A large number. said to
he majority Of the citizens Of the late county Of
Polk, met at the house Of Marvel Mills, esq, on
the 10Th Of February las,,lfor the purpose Of e.
pressing in public manner their unqualified dis
appreciation Of the action Of the las, Legislature
in repeating the law that created and established
the county Of Polk. The preamble and resolu-
tons adopted condemn the act in the strongest
terms; denouncing il as gross violation OF the
constitution Of the State and Of the United States
oppressive and unjust, and expressing adetermi-
nation to carry the question before the Supreme
Court Of the State, to test the power Of the Leg
islature to repeal county.
The Magistrates Of the county met at the time
in course for holding the County Court, and en-
tered upon the record their solemn protest against
this act Of the Legislature; tho Sheriff. Clerks
and other officers of the county, also entered their
protest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

PARTY. Ws Nih rnglIt % uuiun Aiih nh nsn uPan
lhsss PsinciIiiss fog ne ale u freraon.
~Thsi. = sirrnal vigilance Is he Faios q b
b<ny. ne eiil trast no man uho i net Opruly
aud srssredly. IN - snd IN xosd. So frssdum,
snd hat ne esnnos under these eirrunsaIncrs
support any party. o. he PrsadsAf % any parry.
Who : nOs thus epsa and dsnidsd.-
he Itslics u ths above are "A IN he eshesal
account q shs proceedings. and proclaim rsFy
inieIligibly the facsioas motives ~hirh adjusted
he les6en in me frmssioa of dis nr~ coalition.
We DO nol kaow how many sposiaie Wings
have ATTACHED themselves 10 this faction. but Nc
End amongsl the Isaders The name q he Hen.
Nr. GidIine-. ~ho has Of lsls yssn figured .
oonspieuOusly among ihs AbOliiiOnisis N Con-
gTcss.
The Object nO~ is opposition 10 he slistins
administration hal We shsIl not Be surprised 10
end the whole Democratic party a he NOrth,
in Isss. uaiied in the suPPOr. Of M. Van Buren,
for the Presidency.
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The Charlotte Railroad.-The Pal

meilo State Banner Of Tuesday says:
The work is progressing rapidly. and
we hope ere long 10 see Il IN full end
successful operation. The grading IN and
about Columbia Is nearly compleied. and
preparations are hring made for laying
dasn The timber ofihe Track. The large
embankmrni near The northeastern boun-
Diary OF The iown The largest We have ever
seen. being ahnu, 80 feet high j. NEARLY
completed. and The iFessel work across The
valley Il that plaee is rapidly going np.
The bridge Al Slarke's Hin is. We believe.
now ready 10 receive The suPcrslruclurr
whirh i 10 cross IL. The excavation for
q depot Is nearly finished. and every hing
indicstss The speedy completion 81 this
magnificent useful enterprise. The Green
vile Railroad is also progressing rapidly.
The timely assistance furnished hy The
Stale has placed the completion &c both
these Reads beyond oil doubt or conlIn-
geEcies."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

A 7 = nest.ns q he baaId q LCHza issicEfrs
- q he isNn = Iisist 90 ugh, La "a snius-
dss De sih q Nsy. lss9, - fo.l0HiI,goF
ass s1afis1;
Be e antefnsd. That 81 FtelrEs ofsr;ng r.
sale. NIhin tie iilnIis a ils lean. guods er -
uciks M Hsnufscl1E~a II rlis state. stsE -
neqpired % pay sn saLnal iax a tsn 5alisFs
no, INTO The fosn fTfsFurg tend HI T0sn Icn-
ssahle q kelrby HSuiErJ ~ Soliesi lie = ne ai.1
pas Il over 10 the lsNn 1fsasIEtr-
Be 4 ftTfktr WdciEsei. That Dc forsF, iHg o.
finance stall he N ioEre from ard afieI NJ fFsf
Day a Juns. 1859; and Ilsl he same = q lsh-
81 IN he HillslOEouFh ReSosafr and Aoiih Ca
foilna Deinocrsi Tor shrcc seeks.
By ol.leT Il the Beard.
+. A. HEAkTI. Town CLERK.
May iii. so-3,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16
A PRnI.LAMArInN

By Iiis Exctisnsy CHARLES Manly ca
reTaOr II A0rth cIelRc.
N HEREAs y he Issh charter q he Alta
w passed Il lie last session Il lie Gensr.l
Assembly. Il was pTosided that he SLssiT OF the
county 81 Orsrge should La!d an slsyiiCn On lis
3rd Thursday in April lhen tnsuihg, 10 tsSe To
sense Of the qualified voters Il said county On the
question Of :. Division" OF +" no DiSisieh' Of ss;d
County;
And Hhercss The ssiI Sheriff has certified 70
his Department that sid election has hcen il'y
hsli. and Thai 1857 VOTES have hsen given in f.
yai Il Division and 1901 woes in favor Of no Di-
slsinn:
Now. in pursuance ofihe provisions of The s5lh
seriion q The Act Frf rrcd 20, do hereby make
known. y this Proclamation, ,ha, majority Il
the qualified yaieFs Of said county 81 Orange have
yoinj IN favor Of the Division u The same; a.d I
do hereby declare that the Act II the last session
II the General Assembly. snii'ied an Act 10 Iay
of aud establish . county ~ tie name Of Ala
NANCE raiifsd on he .9ih day Of January. A.
ID. 1888: and also the Act entitled ' An Act sun
elemental TO an act passed ~ the yTcseni GeneTsI
Assembly, entitled an Act ~ las of uId estallist
new county BY The name II Alamanse.' ratified
on 2sih January. 1879, ara operative aud in fell
force AMI effect.
..s.lu,. Given under my hand and seal
.Sgs.E.. Of office. 81 the Executive nei,art-
60 I'M. mrni IN the cily Of Raleish. ,h.s
.Gsesy' sith day Of April, 1919.
fisr CIlAS. MANLY.
By the Governor.
L.SaBoS G. MaSII.
Pirate SecrttHy.
April -. T9-Gw
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I" Free Democracy,

Gree Democracy - The Free
Soilers, 50 called, Of the Western Reserve 81
Ohio, at Convention lately held at Cleaveland,
made an assignment of all their stock in trade in
favor of new firm, which is to go by the name
of The Free Democracy. The convention is
styled in the report Of its proceedings, the Con-
vention Of the Free Democracy"
The Convention, among other things, resolved
as follows:
That the Free Democrats Of the Western
Reserve will firmly adhere to the principles pro
claimed at Buffalo, August 10, ls4s, and at Co
lumhus. December a9. 1915.
!" That. il-tatdins all alliance With any othsi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16
Chol era in the West

on the increase in 81. Louis. There were
Al deaths from cholera in that city during
The wcsk ending on Monday the 30lh ull.
Or 80 new cases reported by the Physi.
clans % died.
There were two deaths from cholera
at Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Both eases
originated on the river. The Journal says
there has not been case Of local origin
in that city.
The Louisville Journal Of May 9th re-
ports seven new cases and two deaths
hy cholera in that city. The Journal
says
.The disease is moi as violent as il
was few days ago, and when good medI.
cal aid is Immediately resolted TO is easi.
Is managed. The persons enumerated
all belong to the working classes"
The cholera is prevailing along The Mis-
souri, river.
The Nashville Wing Of May 81. say:
there has been no cholera in that city lol
several weeks past.
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Casualty. We regre. to ha We TO re

Casualty. We regret TO ha We TO re-
cord casualty which happened at an ear
" hom Of the day, aud one which may
serve as warning. not only 10 officers, but
10 nurses and little boys: Mr.. John Rice,
the Quartermaster, having prncureda horse
Of rather high metle. for the service ofihc
day, was ran off with, and thrown upon
the ground, and very seriously injured.
getting several ribs broken by the fall.
The frighted horse ran through the streets,
hi,ber and lhither, at furinns rate, and
running among number Of children on
! the pavement. wounded two oil them Sc
verelv. We believe. however, they are
doing well, and will recover.
Salisbury Waterman.
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LONG s WEBB
w oRMs' WORMS "A great many learn.

w oRMs, WORMS A great many learn.
w ell nealises have been written, explaining
tho origin Of, and classifying the Worms genera
ted in the human system. Scarce any topic Of
medical science has elected more acute ohserya-
tion and profound research, and yet physicians
arc very much divided in opinion on the subject.
Il must be admitted, however, that after all. q
mode Of expelling these worms and purifying the
BODY from their presence, is Of more value than
the wiscst dispositions to the origin. The ex.
pclng agent has at length becn found--aud in
offering 10 the public M'Lanc's Vermiugo-ihc
Proprr,ers arc confident that il will only requir,
to he used, to prove itself superior TO any now in
use
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

.nsni. sis IN evil 81 serious mssnin6s,
uhirh greatly imPsins he prosperity and
happiness az Tie DislTiri. and oasis he
Trproarh AZ Inconsistency DPon ihsl free
insliiu.l0ns established among -.
Resolved. That orr Ssnaiars IN Con-
gress Be instructed. and our Representa-
lires requested. 70 urge The passage Of ;
law 70 put an end 10 The slave trade N ihe
DislricI az col1nbis Wiiheu; delay. end
ESQ provide Tor asrerfaining he news II
de people 81 said District upon Ihs ques-
iioa of he entire abolition Of slavery there
IN.
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Bosi0n vas orsr ga. OOo. 600. slIls Ia slS
years ihs decreased Falne in NFW Yosl
Wss moEs Ihan S7lOCO.ROO. The Ada
aiiIil'uiss d E EresI gain a b, sion nssr Lsr
ilsal q he rallmsds a Massachusetts. e.
Fseislly lie Albany one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16
New Planning Machine Mr.. Tie

ycy Law. Of this lawn. has obtained pa
irni Tor a new p'aning machine. u Is
spoken Of as likely 10 answer an admlra-
bic purpose. lls operation is lids de-
scribrd: .The board is carried forward
under succession Of stationary cutters
by a rapid succession Of blows from q
crank and ny 1heel-giving To the board
a sudden forward moiiOn-like the push
Of tie hand plare;" which is quite favor
able To smooth planning, and the effect Is
said TO be good. A machine IS now IN
operation in New Haven, and one is now
in progress Of construction, and will be
pui in operation il New York. as soon as
built. Wilmington clron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-16

We are requested to snnounee Mr. RoBTRT
r. MoRHIs As acandidaie far the County courI
clerkshiP Of Orange County.
We requested TO announce Col HESRr X
WIrnERsrooS as q candidate far the County
Count clcrsship of Orange County.
We are requested 10 announce Mr.. JoHs r
FlrcErT IS q candidate for The County coun
GleIkshiP Of Orange County. .
vs. are requested 10 announce Gen. JosrFH
ALrIsoS. IS 3 candidate for reelection 10 ike
County Count clerkshiP Of olanse County.
We are requested 10 announce Mr.. RIcHanD
NJ. JoSIs rs a candidate for reelection TO the oi.
fee Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
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" Hornets Nest..-J. L. Badger, esq,

Hornets Nest.'-J. l.. Badger, esq,
formerly editor Of the Journal" has issued q
prospectus for Wing Paper to he published in
Charlotte. to be called the /" Hornets Nest"
While advocating the principles of the Wing par
", it will be the object Of the editor to forward the
claims Of western men, and elevate western North
Carolina. The FIRST number is to be issued about
the first Of July.
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Licenses.-The Indiana State Sentinel
says that in nearly al the places throughout la
diana. whrre vote was taken in the April elee-
lion on The License QUESTION. majority ~ss 81
ven against lioenses 10 sci intoxicating drinks.
In Vernon, an overwhelming majority has besn
given against Licenses. This expression : the
more important because il was founded ron the
experience of the last two years. In lsi7 die
vote was egainsf Licenses in 1888. as officially
declared aud acted on. il was for Licenses. Al
though the prohibition in 1877 was very imPeF-
feeily enforced. YET The contrast between The Two
systems Was too striking to escape notice. With
the return to Licenses in isfs, the statistics col.
Iecied showed nm enormous increase q sales, and
an increase Of darkness and crime IN proportion.
10 visible were The effects throughout the state,
that the vote ssain., Licenses every where was
overwhelming, and in some towns almost unani-
nous.
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for he purpose AZ impeding his horse.
his family heard q rTy. and inHsdiaie-
N alter his hnFse ran home. with . pari
"a hrs sHlky. he remainder having been
lodged against ire. His family and
oyersefT ran 10 he SPOT ard found him
jnsl alive; bun il Is thought be neFer
bfealhed. Reside him. and partly cover
cd with blood. lhsy found sake. aboni
eight feet long. surh IS sre used in running
isnres. No iraces ronl6 lie found Of the
villain or Williams who perpslrsled The AM
al deed.
The decreased Was an I'D and excellent
rilizen. and his death is involved in mis-
iery. a. il Was moi Ihonghi he hsd IN enc
my living. Nadssloso' Argus. My 9.
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co.ored Voters in Iouisiana.-Au

item IN The New Orleans Delta says: The
Grand Iury a. The parish Il Rapises. L..
have lound a true BIZ against some Of The
nrgrn rioters az Ten Mile and vicinity. for
vnling. and against The commissioners for
allowing lhrm 10 vote.
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Murder.-Las, night. just about dark.
as May Buchanan. esq, was on h's way
home from Wadesborough, and within
abou. quarter Of mile from his own
honse, he was attacked, and beat to death
with stake; The road having been pre-
yiously stopped with q pile Of brush.
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Catholic Bishop for California The

Journal du Havre states that the Holy See
is abou, 10 send bishop Of the Romlsh
faith TO San Francisco. The dignity viii
be conferred upon French eccleslasllc'
who will proceed to San Francisco, &C
companied by several missionaries.
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A World on Fire.-I.ieui. Maury. su'

A World on k'lre.-l.ieni. Manry, su-
purinlendent Of the National Observable
~, Washington, says in late address
e" Il NAV be that there is now. al this We
nv time, in The armament above. a world
on FIRE. Argus. well known star in the
southern hemisphere, has suddenly hlazed
ror,h. and from a star Of the second or third
magnitude, now glares with The brilllaney
of The first"
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Railroad Vote IN KsntuekY.-TL

soie IL cosingioh. 10 a'rrIialn The sense
Of n- cilizens as 10 The Pr.plieiy nf sub
scrihing sl0n.GO0 10 The caEi,g'on and
Lexington Railroad. resullrd IN hand
sone msjorily. say about thirty 10 mr..
II siaad as l..llows:-Yeas 2g2. nays 10.
Msiarily Of 2s2 in favor Of laking 4.