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Ohio Legislature.

The Interest Law, the Banking ques-
ton and the School Law, seem to BE- the
most prominent matters now before the
House.
AmOngth petitions presented we're one
by Nh. Plumb, of B. F. Curtis and IL
other attorneys of Trumbull county, for
a law that the Probate Court may have
concurrent Jurisdiction with the Common
Pleas in Partition cases, and the assign
ment of Dover. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Anderson, Of Jas. Collins and
4 other attorneys of Pike county, similar
prayer and reference.
By Mr.. Truesdale. of d. N. Wilson
and Q other attorneys of Mahoning eoun-
y, similar prayer and reference.
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and the plastsring will amount to S70,-
000,OO more. But these are merely
parts of a stupenduous whole. amount
ing in the aggregate to nearly half a
million, for which this Legislature must
provide, az welIss meet curren expenses,
nor is this all. it is expected on alLhands
that taxes viii be reduced.
Mr.. Monroe's Bill, amending the Ha-
beas Corpus act has gone through the
committee of the whole, and if it comes
out of the Judiciary committee unmuti-
lated, will speedily pass into a law, and
is an important link inthat chain of laws
that must yet be passed, to make Ohio in
fact a free State.
To give your readers a sample of
slave democracy, 1 will infer to ga mark
ed specimen. a fossilized remain" as ge.
ologists would say, that frequently rises
up in his place in the House and Illus
trat9s the beauties of the democracy that
once was so powerful in Ohio. but is now
'fast passing away" I infer to the gen.
tleman from Auglaize, Hon. William Saw
yer.
A few days ago, in committee of the
whole, on Mr.. Monroe's Bill, he took oc-
%casiOn to speak upon the whole question
of slavery, and urged with much earn
estness those old arguments, so common
and so potent twenty years ago, viz
amslgamstion, and colonization, not
emitting long heels. woolly heads, thick
lips de-, &C., and still later this represen =
tative of democratic equality, made an
amendment to an act providing for the
purity of elections. making it a penal Of
fence for any trustee of any township or
Judge of any election to receive the bal
lot of any citizen of Ohio, in whose veins
there was n drop of Negro Blood. 1
need not add that the proposition was
promptly voted down. tit being settled
by the Constitution and Supreme Court
although the democrats generally and
the whole of the "Trimble party voted
for it. Yours, &C., P.
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Ths Democrat ON Mr. Aiken.

Mr.. Aiken 10 a regular old fashioned
Democrat, and was nominated by Mr.
Cobb, another sound Democrat. Viii
the Chronicle tell uswhen be was a Wing,
and when he became a Democrat p
Democrat.
We can give Mr.. Aiken's oDn cords,
as published by the Pittsburgh Gazette
of March Ist, 1856, as to his Democra-
cy, and also on the extension Of the nat
uralizationlaws; both of which, we hope,
the Democrat will have the manIiness to
publish for the benefit of its readers.
The Gazette says:
MR. AIKES.-This southern gentle
man, who received almost the entire
Democratic vote in Congress for Speak
er, was Intercepted by the Know Moth
ing members before they gave him their
votes, and we append two Of the leading
questions and
"Do you belong to the Democratic or
ganization ? and do you fully endorse
the course and policy of the present Ad-
ministration, so far as to favor the cleo
lion of the present incumbent to Office
again?
Answer do not, strickly speaking,
belong to the Democratic party organi-
zalion. l approve what / believe right,
and will oppose what | think wrong. in
that, as in all other parties.
"Would you object to such a modif-
cation Of the naturalization laws as would
require citizens of other countries to re-
main here before they become citizens of
this country for a decidedly longer peri
cd than at present!
"Answer-I would not object, but
would favor q material extension of the
naturalization laws"
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Great Snow Storm.

The Utica Herald, of the 18th ult,
says:-The greatest storm that ever
occurred at Oswego, New York, upon
Lake Ontario, a region famous for such
storms, occurred on Friday, the lst ult.
The railroads stopped running, the win
dow shutters of The stores were not ia
ken down, the newspapers were not pub
lished for three days. The streets in
many parts of the city were impossible,
the snow ranging from four to ten and
twenty feeLin depth, and in ONE places
The drifts are thirty feet deer. Many of
the residences were banked up with saow
to the second story. Snow 10 lies to a
depth on a level of from six to eight feet
in the woods.
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RnW in Mautua.

Last Saturday night a gang of Irish
Rail Road hands were at the Brick TaY-
ern in Mantua. They had been drink
ing-whether there n elsewhere, we
have not learned, at any rate they were
refused liquor, when a row ensued, the
landlord, Pope, was assaulted, and in the
affray an Irishman was stabbed, as is al
legged by Pope, causing a severe but
whether fatal wound we have not heard.
Pope has been arrested, but the result of
his examination before the Justice, We
have not heard.
P. S. We learn that the wounded
man is dead. The result of the exam
ming Court has not yet reached US, but
we presume Pope will be held to answer
for manslaughter.-PorLaqs Dem.
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Flood in the 0hio-Seven Steamboats,
Sunk.

NATL rtD- 70.
The Licking river. opposite this city
commenced rising raridly yesterday fore
noon, throwing immense quantities of ice
into the Ohio, breaking up the ice in the
latter, and doing great damage.
The steamboats,, Flag, ALbertne,
Grapeshot, Bridge City, Madonna, Salem
and Xorkt0Un were all sunk, and will
prove a total loss.
Several other steamboats, were more
OF less injured, and number of fiat boats
and barges sunk.
The total loss thus far a%scertained is
upwards of 100000. Further disas-
ters are apprehended. The Ohio river has
risen about eight feet within the last IL
hours and is still rising.
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Mmriaats.

In Cherry Valley, Ohio. on the Goth alt, By H. 8.
Green, Esq, Nj. LIssxAs Z. GIDDIsos and Miss HELEN
HYDE, both OF Cherry Valley.
In Asltab1la, on the 9Th ult BY J Prentice ESQ.,
M. GEOReE W. MERSIS and Kiss AALTsE' both Of
s4ybrOOk. la
On the 4th ult-, by Rev. J. Maltby, MS. D. AAsrRK
and Miss NARY D. STAFFORD, both OF Ashtabuia-
In Warren. on the e5th uIt.- by Rev. Geo. W-haithy.
Mr.. JACOB LAsDrRs and Miss ASS TAEroT, both Of
warren.
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S4,566 50

THAT is a bill for twenty-three per-
sons during thirteen and a half days,
amounting | believe, to some s14 per
day for each person.
"Then sir, l have here a bill furnish
ed by the keepers of the National Hotel,
at which KoSsuth and his suite stopped
on their return here from the South,
when they were upon their own expenses.
| believe there were then six persons,
they stopped at the National H tel about
four days, and their bill was S74, being
So O8 per day for each person, when
they were paying their own expenses,
and something over Sl4 per day for each
person, when this Government was pay
ing their expenses"
Certain gentlemen who voted to pay
this bill, did not like to vote a $500 for
the poor of Washington, and, hence, Mr..
Campbell thus pricked up their memory.
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OHERIFErS SIZE

~ By virtue OF an alias order OF sale, issued ogt
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull county,
Ohio, to me directed and delivered, by the Clerk OF
said court, and in obedience to the requirements OF
said order, 1 shall expose to sale at public outcry, IS
the law directs. at the door Of the Court House, in War
ren, in said county, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of April,
A. D. 1856, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A VI and 4
o'clock P N OF said day. the real estate described in
said order Of sale. to wit: the store house and lot Of
James II. Kibbee, contracted to him BY Charles and
Henry Smith, situate in the village OF Warren, Trum-
bull county, Ohio, fronting on Main street, near upon
the Nahoning river, on the south by the Drug Stora
now occupied by E.A. Smith & Co.. and on the north
adj0ins on the lot on which is the brick building occn-
pied and owned By Z. Z. Hoyt & Co.
To be sold at the suit Of Lauren Merriam against
James II. Kibhee et- al Appraised at ffty-three hun
dred dollars, (s5,300 .00.) subject to the Smiths con-
tract due, OF about seventeen hundred dollars, Isl, 7cc).
Il. r. HARMON, Sheriff
SherfH-s once, Warren, Mar. 5, 1S56-5t-9,l3
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Reelection of mr.. Wade.

We are happy to be able TO chronicle
the reelection Of Hon. B. +. Wade 10
the Senate of the United States. The
vote stood for Wade 10s ; Todd Sc /;
Standby /. The utmost harmony and
good feeling prevailed among the Re-
publican members.
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The New State House.

We are indebted to Messrs. R. Plumb
and G. t. Townsend, Representatives
from this county, for copies of the annu-
al Report of the State House Commits
siOners for the year 1855.
The expenditures for that year, were...... sir, SEQ go
Amount appropriated for 1855, Sl0O,c COO 90
Received for materials solo,. 2,y22 50 I02 922 50
over Sl4,95S 80
There is due to Contractors for work done
and materials furnished. Sl96, 237 3
Estimated amount required to complete the
building, grade the lot, &c-......-. SOS, JOG 90
Total Amount required, ............ Ss77 .344 %
The amount expended mp to, and including
the year 1854, 500, SIS 90
The Commissioners then reported that
S4oo. 900 90 would complete the build
ing. 8.
For the year 1856. $780, 900 90 was
appropriated. and still it requires almost
a million of dollars to complete it.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

Consisting OF Z acres at the center Of Hartford,
with a good Frame House and Barn. Fruit Trees, &c,
&c--a very desirable location for a mechanic. Tween
" acres o. land in West Warren. with House, Barn,
Out-housess Fruit Trees. and every eouvenienee for
> person who wishes TO live a little retired from town.
Also, a farm OF one hundred and seventy i've acres in
BraeeVills, with a Brick house, two good barns, and
convenient Out-houses. well watered and timbered,
newly fenced and we'll improved. AIeas0nabls crsdit
will be given for part OF the purchase money.
nformatio will be given by G.. c. Reed, 1t West
Warren, or Philo x. Reed, At the Office OF H. Bifehzrd,
Warren. G. c. REED.
Warren, March S. Is56-tf PHILO Z. REED.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by order

Or the twenty-ninth day Of March, A. D. 1856, be-
tween the hours OF ten o'clock A N and four O'Clock ?
VI OF said day, on the premises, in the township OF ba-
xetta' IN he County OF TrumbulI and State Of Ohio. wiz
be sold 70 the highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the property Of Roswell Abel, Cd, deceased, 70 wiz
n being sixty-Iour acres and 12-lO0 Of an acre OF land.
in said township OF Bazetta, and known as pant Of lot
number thirty-three, it being the homestead fRrr4 Of
which said Abel died seized; for = more particular de-
scription reference is had to the surrey attached to the
report OF the Commissioners in this ease-subject to
the dover OF the widow. Appraised at S2,o25. Terms
made known on the day OF sale.
LEMAN N & r DAVIS.
Mar 5, 1s56-4t Adm rs Of Roswell Abel, I'd. dee
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J. H. POWELL, an actor, Of some note,
well known by some Of our citizens, died
in Columbus, o., on the 9Th ut.
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Dfatbs.

In Ba1.tta on the ssd alt, Mr.. MOsns BOOTHr, in
the s0th year Of his sgs- t
Ia asst A,h..Sula. on the ssdan. Mr.. irn Rl.-
Esy, ssed siiy-ars.
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Hon. Lewis D.. Campbell on
Expenditures.


A bill was before the House Of Repre-
sentatives TO appropriate $500 for the
relief of the poor in the District of Col
umbia. Several very economical Hon.
Members voted against it, who had been
members of the House when Kossuth
visited this country. Mr.. Campbell
begged leave to read an
EXTRACT FROM A SPEECH IN 1852, OF
THE HON. Mr.. JONES, MEMBER OF THE
HOUSE FROM TENN.
CHOW, sir, here is a bill paid to the
Messrs. Brown, hotel keepers of this city,
for Louis Kossuth and his suit, of S4,-
sec 80. For that l never intend know
ingIy 10 vote, directly or Indirectly.
"Several voices-Read the items.
'Mr. Jones-The items are as follows:
"To board for governor Kossuth and
suit, having ten parlors and twenty-five
chambers, thirteen and a half days
twenty three persons..--~....S3,8 sS 90
I" Champagne, sherry, ma
derla, cigars, lemonade, bar
bill, washing, medicines,
post -ofice stamps, porter
age and messengers, hack
hire paid al different times,
telegraphs, sugar, brandy
and whiskey in room, por-
ter and ale, envelopes, bar
bers bill-amounting in all
to 658 90
" Bill for carriages engaged
for Governor and suit .........3I9 so
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There never has been prodsssd ansdisins 80 ulla
able for impurities Of the Blood, Dyspepsia. and gsns-
raj Weakness. az DR.. s. A. WezTers Canksr and Sala
kheum Syrup, which may be found advertised in an
other column OF our paper.
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WARREN MARKET.
cleveland Market.
Pittsburgh Market.

Flour, 8 ,O097,I2 FbI. Buckwheat Flour. $500
cwt. Oats. 2s cts 2 bushel. Corn 40 cts 2 bushe
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WESTMINSTER OUARrERLr REvr

WESTMINSTER QUARTERLY REVIEW
Published in this country by L. Scott
& Co., 81 Gold street, New York
terms, IS per annum. Blackwood's
magazine and The four great Quarter
lies, $40 per annum.
The contents of the great liberal Re-
view, for January, are rich and varied.
The topics will indicate to every c%ul;iva-
mind that a ''feast of reason will be
found in its pages. The principle are
the following, viz German Wit, as il
Illustrated in the works of Heine /; The
laws upon partnership and corporation
liabilities Piedmontese History; Russia
and tho Allies; Military Schools; Greek
Comedy; Lions and Lion Hunting; Alco-
hol q poison; &C., DC.
The WESTMINSTER also contains the
fullest table of brief notices of new publ
cations of value, anywhere to be found.
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PErERsoS's LADIES NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINE Terms, l copy. So per year
8 copies, SIS. 5 copies, 81 so, 8 cop
les, SO.
The March number contains a variety
of excellent articles. The Wife's Trials,
a new novel, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
is being published in the present number
of this Magazine. Mrs. Stephens Tepu-
tstion as a writer is too well known to
need any comment from US. The en-
belIishments. ~engravings and fashion
plates. are good. The department which
teaches how to make ones dresses, seems
to our unsophisticated eye. to be COM
plete. The simplest and most difdcnlt
patterns are given. ss
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OURBECK HOUSE,

BRIGHTON, pa
Is offered for sale or rent. 1t is a large and well sltu-
a,ed House, both as to local business and travellers BIZ
Railroad and Canal-has been lately rehfted, furnish
ed. papered and painted. and is new doing a good bu-
siness. It contains above forty well arranged Rooms.
Good stabling and several adjoining lots may be had
with it. The neighhorh0od IS very healthy. and a large
business and manufacturing point, and is expected
largely to Increase the coming season. It Ia, been for
many years a popular summer retreat for Pittshurghsrs
and others, and Il is believed there is no better. IL 30
good a point for business between Pittsburgh and the
Lakes.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent such q property
are invitedto a examination Of the property. Posses
sion can be had Immediately. Enquire OF
T.. SOURBECK.
March S, 1861 New brighton, Pa
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TNOTIcE-DR. 8. STRoxss Frxsz Dr.TEoEEE.
The proPrietqrf depend wholly upor The intrinsis
virtues, the curative powers Of his new Remedy, te
build up its OGn re~puzronzeEgery sufferer will Be
left to decide for himself the relief Il affords hin- The
best reeOmmendalion Il can acquire Is to take il to The
sick room, and there ietit speak fer Itself; leti there
spread joy and peace around the pillow OF suffering
and pain Hit viii neE do fhis, athonsHud certificates
Hdldo but little toward securiBx The confidence Of the
Paolic- The testinouials5Ehich are many and long
are Puhhs1et in a circulsrsas The limits Of an adrer-
tisenentw viii not permit-vhich are presented mo-sfor
the puIpose OF calling the public mind to this new rem
edy- which may be found At all the principal Druggists
in the Western States and California.
II It possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, Il vii have great popularity wherever intr0das-
ed, and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, II Hpossesses DO reas value, the sick will sooa
find Il ouf. and demonstrate Il as 4 hanbux, "a bass
Imposition See advertisement-
WDR. TUBES APPOINTMENTS are to b RI.
NJ in MARCH next. and continued as heretofore.
They will not be supplied by any one else during his
absence
usrPuBLsHED.-Ane new edition ofthe People 8 Pan
phlet. giving the rise and progress and wonderful cures
OF Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, from $50 to the
present time, given gratis By the agents Of this Talua-
HE medicine Il isrichIy HoFfka perusals
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o. Il. PATCH will continue in the ~Saddlery, Hard
ware and Carriage Goods Trade. at the old stand, Whils
the manufacture Of Harness, &C., will be carried on
by Z. II. Allison, for the present, also At the old stan4.
Warren, March S. 1851 RIA
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TOR SALE+One new, well finished
Il Dwelling House. situate in Warren. on Prospest
Street, upper part Of town-will be soil exceedingly
cheap for cash.
Also, one House and Lot situate in Warren, on Wash-
ington Avenue, which viz be sold fortress than cost.
House newly brilt, and wen designed for i small FAM
lily. Each Of the above dwellings are pie ssantIy sIru-
ated in the healthiest part OF our village. For terms,
&c, enquire Of DIN n. STILL. Agent.
Warren, March S, Is5e-3ts
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March I.-Flour, s5,OO96,75 2 81. Butter, Ecu
cts p b.. Cheese, 10 cts p 9.
New York Market.
Feb. os.-Flour. S6,759s,50. Wheat, IsOS1,75.-
Corn, TGH.
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TOR SALE-A House and Lot on
Il Vine Street. between Market and High streets.-
Also. one on Market Street. near the corner Of Vine
and Market. Price low, and terms essy. Inquire Of
Warren, March 5. C. A. IDAMS
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Ae@ A06ertistmrnts.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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DREAM TARTAR, Soda, s%aleratus.
&c. R. SPRING.
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GENES d-TuREE YEARS LATER.
FGrasr-Im take hundred and ten dollars for hin.
Dr0Uer--Well, throw I'm the halter, IN take him.
F-SolO-That was a lucky thing for me in trying
the Roster. Bucephalus would not have been worth
thirty dollars, II 1 had not applied that Linineut HhsR
sold AZ SPRINGS.
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WOMAN'S FRIENDi-Time, mo-
~ nay and labor saved, by using the "H- B. Ames'
German Chemical Erasive Soap" I~trequires less than
one half the time and labor to do the washing Of fam
lily, than is required with the best family soar; does
not inj1re the fabric, and tends to set the colors- For
sale by EDWARD Z. HOY L co.
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CyuOULD BE TAKEN IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
The WIDOW BHDoGf.


ssys the b,ngton Daily aeoe:we q opinion th !.
a. n ne moa hum hook been xriuen by
female; regard hut tle Hsnytnng Inferior ss
nth inspiring production sam strk" or 70 Tnacks-
rays Yellowp,ush Papers" As vel ~ bedg humor, us
the 'Bedost Papers" sstrcA, and he aulores mas
drawn pictures ba' We csnn" ba e1sd a. very isn
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L. the donation Parry which chpsr yen w'r'a 'he pce
rof the book We 10 4l-1uy read AMI iiuxn s.
kHyg the iOnisvte Daily Conrie-ibsy speak more oNo'
tuely heart though tey wno ner
they impibing Wisi1n Tue
sPHpers' n 10 nose who know any
Thug of their character those who TO not we say tnt
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genial humo that sparkle IKE the Dats fountains OF nature
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the season. downright horse auIher
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student seeking relaxation the racca, wshnY
20 be amused atef the DAVIS 3shoud procure c0py Of
the Widow Bedct. There drn ha oorrims slt u
affords and all m jokes IA snd the pranss
OF childhood.
1be Newark Daily Advertiser Gays: The fun aud the
emrk commence with the Initial chap
che grin widens t the final up
ever, thing aud the the everoxpandr
mouth under the benign tnueuss ~ anfeshera mrtb
nrcyoker, waistbaDd of bott1D
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And for sale by all booksellers Single copies sent by mail
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THxaTY.FOURrH CONGRESS-.
FIR6r SESSION.

House OF Representatives.
WAsmsGroS, Feb l, 1856.
THE sPEAKERsMp.
The House, by majority, refused to lay on the
table Mr.. Hickmsn's plurality resolution.
On the fnsl vote tho resolution rejected by two
mpjoIity-1Os for to 1l0 against
Mr. JoNEs (dem) of Tenn olive branch Of peace
chosen Speaker.
Tabled by IL majority.
hr. LErcHrR (dsm) of Va, offered resolution that
Meesrs Banks Fuller and Orr bs appointed to confer
her. and report tomorrow morning the namo Of some
member whom they, maj ,rity OF them. shall
sgree, who fhal b. LSpesker. Mr.. Letchsr said va
rious attempts had been made proving II impossible
20 elect sIesker by direct vot.. If his expedient
to secure a result should succeed It would carry
joy throughout the country, and show the peo-
Pile that Heavens first law order, reigns Washing
ton.
TAbes by 28 majority.
Mr. IISrsYY TX NJ Of Mo-, sn omitted resolui m de-
elsrine Mr. Posser of Missouri, Speaker Hs said Mr..
Porter uncbjec iopabe 10 al parties, being neither
Know Nothing. democrat nor the least tainted With
back repub lies nj m bur old fashioned vhg, which
everbooy seemed to admire, nov haiti was dea' augh
Tailed by 76 majority.
Mr.. PAIL (ek. yeo) Of Ohio, offered a resolution de.
clsIipg Mr, Banks Speaker.
Nsestive1 by TO- against ll5.
Mr.. Corn, (dem., Of Ala y after speech convulsing
The House with sH9her, off red tespia.iou dec airing
Mr Aiken, o. South Carolina, Speaker
After the roll bad been called. wr WHITNEY sad he had
informed that h- vote eifest election A.
be upders'ocd Mr. Aiken was not member OF the ad
micistaton psrty, ne woul, change from may" 70 the
fsfIirmaivs."
Desferng applause in the galleries and on the lo,r
mft ged with impatient cries Ia declare the vote Amidst
breathess anxiety the Clerk announcedyeas 1os; nays
ITO. This result unexpected, received With vic
lent outburss OF Laughter n.ermngec with hsses and
applause