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A CARD.

o. THE LONG TEAM, Leaders and
Nheel-horses, beg leave to present their res
peciful salutatonS to the Montpelier Patriot,
and Free Democracy generally, aQd to enquire
after their health in these miscellaneous tines
TIE TEAM have endesvored to pull as
gently as the exigences of the occasion would
allow. and very cordially expross the hope tina,
they have done no unnecessary damage in
"drawinc the teeth of their excited but some
what deludej, Bogus fellow citizens. Moth
ing was farther from the wish, or intention, OF
THE TEAM, than to mutilate those whom
they found thelnselved obliged to drag ont -
and they (The Team indulge the belief tina,
no wanton cruelty will be charged upon them
with, perhaps, slight exception in Shell
BURNE. THE TEAM cannot close thi.
Card without returning their grateful acknowl
edgments IN Mr.. Bogus Rarber, of the Bran
dan Posi-, for the valuable aid he has rendered
in the way of adrocAing Free Democracy and
thus making it emnenlly unpopular; and tc
the EIitor OF the Burlington Courier for the
rema ktbe results that followed his patriotic
labors in Yale til; and 10 The Candidate OF a
Bogus C'ngress 10 this District, NJ B5i-ds,
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'NatiYe American.
Nays

New York .iiefander Bennett BlrrotqS Clark
Conger Got Haiio,ray Jnckson JOHN 4 k'ng Pres
'roy Ktyi .UiltssJn PHtnIm RPyHOLdS RuniSey
Sdckeu Nchoolcrott MlreSter.
VI Observation-Disclosures Fourier Horace Mann
70 :1ctH.
North Caru,inq- tshc CLngmln Venlbe Daniel.
Vrginla--Averelt Bucotk Holiday Meade Nilsson
Powell.
Illinois Faksr Wentworth.
Ichlg III Bingham SprGgEs.
Naturalization ). ". llaTls Hubbard lnge
Mississippi a q. brown Fealherston Me
lie jacob 'lh0mp on.
South Caroin,-aurt Colcock Holmes Ora Wal
lace W oodward
Connrctlcut-T b. Butler Waldo.
Ohip-tadle LanpjeU r. 81 Carter Corrin Gro
nell Nathan Eunns GIupSGs Hunter Morris ODDS
RooR Scienct SweetZrr IIHtOa.
Ppnnsy wanna CaiVn Dickcy Howe Moore OSIe
Red Taadeus STEPHENS.
Wisconsin --Coic Doly DURIEG.
Rhode Island Dir0n.
Characterization ] w. Jackson.
lnd,annn-liarlau JULIAN UeGaughey
Vrrmont-HeJard Henry Meachdin Peck.
Arkansas-Robt. w Johnson.
!. usiann.--Ln Scre Merse.
Maine Otis Sawtele Stclson.
New Jeisey--Ios G. hing NcreH Van Dyke.
Missouri--Phrlps
New tiampshlre-TCCE.
Total, 9S--one mi ssing.
! Note-The names OF Wings arr in tia lie, Demo
Gratis in Roman, and Free Soers in Small Caps.
Absent, or not Voiin.-As hmun (Massl Bissel
! (Illl BoorH, Cleveland, tCtl 4. Exams Hamilton
(Me) German, DAD Gouii, Risiey, Spduidi"g q
! Y Hackatt, Stephens, ttia Harmanson Lao Hat
! On. j. Seldom, (Va) Mcqueen, IS. e. Wood, %
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Jenny Lind.

"The Swedish Nightingale" the inimi'aLle
Jenny LIND, has arrived in New York, much
to the apparent exnl alton of the Gothamites
We copy the following from the Boston Daily
Advertiser -
MISS JENNY LrSp.-Ths New York Eyen-
ing Post gives the following programme of the
proposed movements of this distinguished
Granger. 1t is to he hoped that the excesses of
public curiosity to see and hear her may not
Je such as to deprive her of all opportunities
for repose, and all power Of enjoyment during
her residence in the county.
Miss Lind will go to spend few days at the
residence, at Fishkill, OF G. G. Rowland, to
whom she had letters from the American Min
ster. After that she will visit Mr.. Barnum's,
The Tt:pler Hall, where Jenny Lind is to sing
Will not be finished until the LIST of October i
is very spacious and will easily accommodate
four Thousand persons. BY an ingenious ar
aangement of machinery, all the chairs and
benches can be hoisted in few nome Mt to the
ceiling, and the hall cleared for dancing. The
proprietor, Mr.. Trpler, intends to expend five
thousand dollars in decorating the interior.
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Windsor County, Smith Of Weston !"

The noble Wing Connty Of Windsor has very
emphalicalIy ntimateG that she has done Ia
king rve!" She ha. counternarched into her
OLD POSITION in the Wing Ranks FREQ De-
mncracy has done its Office Two years OF
"noise and confusion " has brough, her entire
" to her senses. In la4s her representation
in the House was: Wigs ten. Van Buren, BE-
gus 7,Cass bogus 3. Her SEsaToRs saved her
from Locofocoism In 1850, she is represent"
ed as follows: WING TWENTY Opposition
Three adding her Senators, her strength will
be, "a Wings to opposition We never ask
to see her more powerful, unless Locofoc"ism
brings forward a proposition to annex Vermont
to the kingdom of Texas
! - But this is not all. Our excellent and
amiable friend " SMITH of Weston" a couple
of years ago, found himself obliged, by the strn-
gent operation Of his { conscientious scruples,'
! To follow the brilliant example of such patriots
as Slade and EtereH ard oppose the election
ut Gen. TAYLOR. Mr. SMITH is gentleman
Of good character and talents, and was ia yo-
rite Of the Wings of Weston. AS was expec-
ted, his detection was trumpeted by universal
Van Buren, and Cas- Locolocosm, as a hard
blow to Vermont Whiggery " But Vermont
Whiggery recovered. and the unfortunate po
litca pugilist who struck the blow died ;-o
as the Poet more pleasingy expresses it,
"Bu, soon a wonder cane to light
Which showed the rogues they lied -
The man RrCoyERED from the bite,-
The dog it was that DEn''
'Smi,h of Weston" had it all his own way TO
couple of wears, and was rewarded @ by th'
poor spectators in politcs-the BARRIERS ant
Easimans snd Viases and Stansburys-whos
, Juggling schemes he was inyeigled into sup
: porting, with the Free SHE nomination for Lie'.
, tenant Governor, in 1850. But mark the re
,, suit! Last year, the vote for Governor, i
e Weston, was for CooLTpGE, 07-NFEDHAM 9.
. CLAEKE, "A majority Of two against Coy
CopLIDGE. THIS YEAR it stands WILL
q IAMS ll6: PECK 81 Roberts la majorit
9 for Gov. WLLiAMs of TWENTf-fOUR!-
And ASA B. Fos1ER good and true Wing,
: elected to the Legislature Oh Smith Of We
ton, Smith Of Weston, Oh!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
DAILY FREE PREss-SEPT. IL, 1885,
THE POPULAR VOTE.

For the first time since 1914 the indomit-
able Wings of Vermont have elected their EN-
rIRs STATE TICKET, by a clear majority over
all their miscellaneous opponents and revilers.
Such triumph, at this juncture, is especially
gratifying. 1t proves the strong hold that Pre-
sdent TAYLOR had acquired on the confidence
and affections of the PEOPLE Of Vermont. He
was not their first choice FOR tie Presidency in
ls4S, but if he had been spared to the country,
he WOULD HAVE BEEN, beyond question, their
frs, and only choice, in 1852. He was pre-.
cisely the man that Vermont always delights
tc honor-JUsT, FIRM, eAoAcIoUs, and OF the
most unassailable PATRIOTISM. And, without
hesitation or fear, they have transferred their
hopes and confidence 10 the Administration OF
President FILLMORE, because they believe he
will carry out the policy of his illustrous prede-
cessor. This is the way they have taken to tes-
stify their admiration and respect for Gen. TAY-
! LoR!s character and motives. And they have done
it emphatically. They have overthrown, routed
horse, foot and dragoons," the ncongrucus,
and unprinciped Coalition, each faction of
which labored by the most dishonorable means
and by appeals to one of the highest moral sen
timents o. the people of Vermont, to Withdraw
them from the support Of the Louisiana Slave
holder !" They have stamped the bogus poll
teal coin of Vermont so that it will neve
again be offered for circulation
We have returns from 2l9 towns, which pre-
sent the following gratifying and glorious re
suit;
WILLIAMS, Wing, 23,754. PECK, F. Sol
l7,37l. Roberts, l.. 4,0S2.
Judge WILLIAMS majority over all 240l.
The remaining 80 towns voted, last year, a
follows -
COOLIDGE, Wing l4ol. NEEDHAM, F. So
2O3s. Clark, l.. llS. Gov. WILLIAMS ma
oi,y can scarcely be less than 1000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.

WIypHAM CoUsTY.-Complete.
Athens No choice, same last year.
Brattleboro Samuel Earle, Ir., W.
Brookline Isaac Wellman, f. s. gain.
Dover; James Miner, f. g.
Dummer.ton George R. Miller, W.
Grafton Ambrose Burgess, W.
Guilford; Aaron c. Barney W.
Halifax Amos Tucker W.
Jamaica Luke Howard, s.
Marlboro; John l.. Roberts, {. s. gain.
Newfane Sir Isaac Newton {. 8.
Londonderry; A. Whitman, f.. $. gain.
Putney Mark Crawford, W.
Rockingham Russell Hyde, W.
Somerset; Joseph Morse, d.
Strat,on Rufus Lyman. d.-none lastly.
Townshend VIM. II. Joy, W.
Vernon; E. Howe, Jr., W. gain.
Wardsboro; Levi Fits, W.
Westminster N. 7. Shea!e, ".
Whlinghami Eli Green, W.
Wilmington No choce-last year +. ..
Wndham Vim. A. Chaplin, W.
10 Wings; F. Soil DEMOCRATS no
choice. Last year, IA Wings; 6F. Soil 3
no choice. Wing not loss 8.
BENNINGTON CoUsrY-Completc.
Arlington, Ssm'I Benedict,
Bennington, II. G. Root
Dorset, d. &. Williams, gain
Glastonbury, - dem
Lsndgrove, James Martin s
Manchester, A. S. Bourne,
Peru, Edward Batchelder, W
Pownall, Green Brimmsr,
Resdsboro, Z. B. Flint, d
Rupert, - Beebc, W
Sandgate, Burton Still,
Searsburg, Timothy G. Crosier,w
SALISBURY, - Johnson, d
Stamford. D. N. Stroud
Sunderland, Ira Mclaughlin, d
Winhall, Seth Taylor,w
Woodford, Lewis Fox, d
10 wings and 7 opposition, Last year, .
Wigs opposition Wing net gain
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

,.ir ,lnuse was divided thus: Wing l27 OPP
position Diving mi 'ritv SO. II ms is lie
resul, Of the { n;bined eifrt " TO carry the
Legislature we are sorry for those who in.
dulgcd any pvy sanguine expectations oil ac'
complishlDg it "Their success has not by
any manner Of means, "corres ponded with their
Intentions !" The Wing majority. on Joint
Ballot, Wi, not be less than FIFTY, and will
probably be "a or IS. Vermont IS an obstinate
Whjg State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

rCHITTENDEN COUNTY will te re.
presented, in the Legislature, this year, by
ELEVEN WINGS, 1850 Old Liners and two
Of that short-lived political mi.celany known
IA Free Democracy, IL to 4. Last year the
division waa 8 to s. Can anybody spare
smelling bottle" for Mortality Barber. the fat
gentleman who does the polite, for the Bran.
don Pust' If So it may be left at the Courier
OFc'. whence it will be faithfully forwarded.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

TWESTFORD has heretofore been a To-
coloco Town. We rather think Free Demo-
cracy has pretty cffec,paly cured it of that
malady! Last year when, 10 the surprise OF
every body, the w igs succeeded in elec,ing
their candidate, ARTEHAs ALLEa Esq, the vote
for Governor was, Wing l4l, Loco $50. This
year, Mr.. ALLEN is elected easy and the Gov
ornor vote stands WILLIAMS l43, PECK 1877
no scattering, Weslford can take her place il
the Wing ranks I!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
GEFaANKLIN COUNTY. though sol

GSFRANKLIN COUNTY, though some.
what" mixed up" remains true. Free Demo-
c;acy is the only sufferer in the fight. 1t has
only one epresentaivc,-H. Z. HUBpELL Esq.
Last year it had four. The Wing Senators
Messrs. ROYCE, WEAD and FoSTER, are elect.
ed, and the delegation stands Wings 9. DEM
ocrals 6. Bogus one.
p. S. We are glad TO say that Montgomer!
is heard from, and is " all right"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

BRICHMOND appears to have got about
enough of Free Democracy" for the present
at least, and has concluded that there is a
choice between being mis.represented and aot
represented. We are afraid some OF our Free
Democracy friends have been making speeches
in Richmond The people Of that town have
concluded to ,cait a year, and see where Free
Democracy proposes to land them mat,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
FREE MORNING. PTEMBER B 1850

queer on this road, says -" have just re-
turned from trip over the line 10 aud from
Ogdepsburgh, and now assure you that nothing
less than strike or want Of rails Gan pre-
vent the whole line from being in good run
ming condition on the LIST of October next
We take occasion to add that universal
travedom, who have traversed that portion OF
the Ogdensburgh road now in running order,
unite in pronouncng i; iip.top piece Of work
in every respect.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

'SHELBURNE will please consider her
self leelingly demonstrated with If the Wings
OF that town look upon it as humane to elect a
Wing Representative by FIFTY SIX clean
majority. after having studied "Morse's Geo
graphy' for two years, we can only say that
they have small sympathy for Free Democracy
sufierings They lave "got at the Roor o.
the natter" however, this time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
DAILY FREE PRESS--SEPT. 7, 1850.
The Legislature.

The defeat Of the peb,ld and incongruous
opposition to the Wing Party Of Vermont, is
absolutely overwhelming. For some weeks
previously to the Election we were warned,
from different parts of the State, that the g,sat
effort on the part of the Coalition, would be to
carry the LEGISLATURE. A U. s. Senator is to
be elected, and if Old Line and Bogus could
manage so as to " hold the balance of power"
the election of a WING SENATOR might be pre-
vented till another year, and Wing State Off
GERS would share the same fate charming
prospect, and glorious motive for effort We
confess that we have never been able to part-
cipa,e in the fears and anxetes of some of our
friends in regard to this movement, . and have
80 said to them. We thought that we knew
the Wines OF VERMONT too we'll to believe that
they would be likely to leave the matter of 4
u 8. Senator in any great doubt And we
were right about it. its, look at the result
We have returns from 903 of the 239 towns
in the State, and the Representatives elect are
as follows:
Who's ll9
LocoEccos Including The B4gu, faction II
Wing majority 4s
The remaining SO towns were represented
last year, by 10 Wings, and 10 miscellaneou,
Locofocos If they do not astonish the State
and the world by doing better, this year, lhs
House will stand Wings 80, Opposition 90
Wig majority FORrY-TWO' Last year
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

ley, tor having been cunvrnien'ly ain c'ed WI"
"the brown crelurs " whenever he was an'
nounccd fra public demonstrations o. The
whole, THE TEAM would humli ask to be
allowed 10 be present when Vermont Free
Democracy declares its next divided
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

o. We don't know as we have enquircd of
the coalition in Burlington whether the Web
steriIalion Of the Wing Patty has paid ex.
penses ?" We should be glad to know if the
Courier regards the Vic;Qry in Vermont as a
Webster Victory. 1t is a victory Of some kind
and WE regard i, as TAYLOR & FILLMORE
one We are however," open to CONVICTION.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

u-A sound and true WING, MARTIN W1REs
ESQ. is elected in UnderhI VIII somebody
aket the" campfire" to the Courier Office with
the request that it be used as speedily as posi-
lie and sent over to the Sentinel!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

DCOLCuESTER prefers, this year, to
stand b. and look on" She has got her eyes
open 10 the beauties Of the Old Line, both
clear and mixed ~ The addition of Free De-
mocracy 10 our friend MERRiLL's strength
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
The States Attorney.


On Friday, we announced the election of MI
MAySARD. On Saturday evening, Mr.. L. d.
MASON, OF Richmond, exhibited to us what
purported to be certified statement Of the vote
of Bolton, by which it appeared that Mr., sane
received 60 majority in that town, inste"d OF
35, as we had stated on information previously
received which gave the election TO Mr.. SAKE,
This morning, the following affidavit, exhi-
biting an extraordinary state Of facts, was
handed 10 us. We lay it before our readers
with the simple enquiry, which will Suggest it.
self to all Cur readers at once What business
had Mr.. Edwin d. Mason, of Richmond
/" counting and sorting" the votes of Bolton
ana why were these w., v.,la -, u? i, not
counted ill :" the evening of the 9th" and the n
only in the presence of one of tho Civil Author
| iy7 ave pause for reply"
|, russell J. MORSE, Constable Of Bolton, on oath
depose and say that the given for county oii-
GERS in Bolton on the first Tuesday Che Sd day oil
september, A. y. 1850, were not counted until the
evening CT the 6!h day OF September, following -
that upon the night of the election the boxes con
tanning the votes were taken by James II, Whit
comb. Town Clerk, aud carried to his house and
did not the boxes again ill the evening oil the 9th
OF September on the evening o. the OH day OF Sep
TENDER, al the request of Edwm ID, Mason and Jas
Norris. went with them TO the house OF James II
| Whcomb, Town Gle X, and then and there, myself
James Norris, and Edwin ID. Mason proceeded t'
count the votes, aud did count and sort them. The
boxes when taken from me, were not SO closed M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

We hear little from Orange, but that little is
good. Hon. Levi Is. Villas is elected Repre-.
sentative from Chelsea, over Elihu Hyde the
long -teamer, elected last year. This is glori-
GUS burlington Courier.
But the way Mr.. Villas is reported to have
got his election is good deal glorouser A
letter was received in Burlington yesterday,
from Chelsea, conveying the highly gratifying
and creditsble Information that when the box
was turned for the last time, about O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, there were found in il
ABOUT EIGHTY MORE BALLOTS THAN
THERE WERE NAMES ON rIlE poll,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

u GRAND Isle County has elected an Old
Line Senator, (Rev. Mr.. MARrIsl and given
about hundred Wing majority Grand Isle
is a queer County! Ore martin DON'T make a
summed, however, in that bailiwick
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
Justices Of the Peace at sheiburne

The Justices of the Peace, elected in Shell
bune, last week, are ALvAH TYLER, Lyman
HALL, ERw.s STRAeuE, ISAAC HIcBEE, RALPH
REED, IRA ASDKus, JONATHAN Lros,-alI
Wings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

DlIUNTINGTON has finally "wakcd up
The Van Burenites of that Town have had
their day." DR.. CIV. BROMLEY, the Represent
tatve, is generally known as WIG without
the Van Buren, tncture! Free Democracy
don't appear to Work well in Huntington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

.rp ~ at tn" committee of 1--we tipatiun
I'll 'ial conduct of the laic Secretary OF
.. .r,,D.. n moved the printing aud post.
pit.tocn o( 1t until Tuesday week.
NJ. Vnton opposed the postpone ment, and
sal 'hore w4a a minority report.
I've yeas and nays wc7o ordered on the post
,.ooarnrn', and the motion negatiyed.
ALE o'clock the Texas B,un'ar bill was
rakcn I'D and motion iuf the previous quet =
,ion sustained.
A motion 10 lay 'he bill on the table was re.
,ec,cG--3D 10 lSD.
TIE main question WAS then ordered 10 be
r9t--l3} in 63.
Nr CHnrran'> amendment was rejected by
= soto or 80 10 1870.
r rsoion to lay TIE Lill on he table was
a1,n rejected.
li- B,yd's amendmcn, was ios'.
'ina question wa then t'k' on the engross
~. ut If he bil. Negntived-so to 1875.
."ndlng ,no,ioa to reconsider, the House
,.iiu,n Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

GIVE haven't heard whether SMITH of
Weston" is elected to anything or not Can
any Of our friends in Windsor County lie. US
know
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

lISr!!! W. hope This isn't true. but if it is,
ne man who thinks ELtHU IlYDE is defeated by
srct Lang Team, is greener than goose
pasture
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13


result of the recent triangular political cam
paign in Vermont:
THE SENATE.
WINGS 81.
Bennington County, JOEL RANNEY, IRA
X. BATCHELDER.
Uiadham County --FREDERICK HOL-
WORTH. Jr.
l.u and Cou ty.-lNO CROWLEY, JAS.
X. HYDE, ELISHA LAPHAM.
Windsor County.--OLIVER P. CHAN
DLER, JOSEPH w. COLBURN, DANIEL
LYMAN, WARREN CURRIER.
addison Cou,.iy-JOEL RICE, EDWARD
SEYMOUR.
Ch,ttenden County -LEMUEL B. PLATT,
WILLIAM WESTON.
Franklin County.-HOMER E ROYCE,
ia OBJ WEAD, JOHN s. FOSTER
Orleans County-HENRY NJ. BATES.
E,ser County JOHN dewey.
FREE soIL7.
Orange County-J. w. D. PADKER, S.
MILTON BIGELOw, STEPHEN THOM
AS.
Washington County.-ASAPH TOWN
LEONARD KEITH.
OLD Li.E-9
Lamole County.-NATHAN ROBINSON
Grand Isle County.-DAVID MARVIN.
WING MAJOR TY OVER ALL, IL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
W., have r,lu,us ir NJ $50 OF tie 239 town
n the State. end the following Representative
are elected -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

0TCHARLOTTE has recovered from the
Free Democracy fever The Rev. Mr., PAIN
DIE aud his latter-day Free Democracy Sal t.
have again failed to Barberize the Wings of
that Town. Mi. SHERMAN is triumPhap'ly re-
elected
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
Ogdensburgh Railroad.

The Troy Daily Wig of Yesterday gays -
\ rcccu, letter from Col, Schlattcr, chief en-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

,Wil Authority, out an lnh rniint Of Richmond.
RI MORSE.
Sworn to this 9th day of September, 1850.
d. 7. WALLACE, Justice Peace.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

GFTHE WHIGs have elected their cardi-
date, J. MORSE Esq, for Representative in
SOMERSET. Is" RICE of Somerset" sick