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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05
Chr i1allp Spg.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1850,
mo Govsrnor's Message.

Tia second annual message OF Governor
GARDNER is document possessing no very Pc
culisr or striking characteristics. 1t displays
9 fair share Of ability in augmentation, aud
clearness in the presentation Of facts TO back
up the Governors positions. 1t is quite re-
frsshing, to see the small proportionate space
in It, compared with last years document,
which is devoted to a consideration OF the Pc
culiar tenets Of Know Nothingism Herein
His Excellency has made considerable pro-
Rress in the right direction. In regard to the
proposed amendment to the Constitution, re-
etrictiRg the right of franchise 10 g foreign
ers.'' passed by the last Legislature, he admits
1t is nullity, from the imnerfection IN
the wording of it; 50, the great argument on
the strength of which so many were induced
to adhere 10 Gardner in the late election Is
knocked in the head No effort viii be maae'
during the present session, TO pass through
the requisite constitutional stage, 50 ridlcu'
lousy worded thing as that. So that pro-
scriptive proposition is nipped in the bud for
the present, as it will take two thirds vote
in the present and the next House of Repre-.
sentatiyes, besides popular sanction at the
polls, TO effect the alteration Of the Gonstitu.
ton. The present House will hardly have
majority in favor of it. The Governor, as it
was supposed be would, from his previous
bunker sympathies, recommends repeal of
the Personal Liberty Law; but the Legisla-
ture is of the wrong stamp. we hope, to fol-
low his advice in that respect. Theirs is not
much danger of their repeating so wise and
wholesome statute, representing, as it does.
the public sentiment Of the State. As to the
Liquor Law, the Governor is :" all around the
lot,' hardly up to the " fourteen years" stand
ard. and intimates he will sanction just what
the Legislature may do on that point. On
all other matters, we will give His Excellency
the credit OF being explicit and definite, how
ever erroneous may be his position on certain
points, on which we may take another occa-
sion to comment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

JUDGES OF THR SUPREME CpURT.-The prop
Osition OF Governor Gardner, for increasing the
salaries Of the Judges Of the. Supreme Court, is
one which will claim and receive the careful at
iention Of the members Of the General Court
Retrenchment should be the order of the day but
there is such thing as being penny wise and
pound foolish" and if there be any one depart
ment of the public service which requires wise
literally, it is the Judiciary. A friend Of ours,
well qualified to judge in the premises, has favor
ed us with the following remarks -
Governor Gardeners message very wisely re.
commends that the salaries of our Supreme Court
should be increased
1t is an exceeding evil, whenever the Judges
on the bench are in eror in ability to any portion
Of the bar who practise before them
Yet such must sooner or later become the cese
wherever the rates of Judicial compensation
not sufficiently liberal to command the best pro-
fessional talents in the State. The salary OF
Judge ef the Supreme Court is $4,000; that of a
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas is S2500.
and the duties in the lower Court are one-thrd
less laborious than in the higher The salaries of
the Supreme Court have remained unaltered for
fifty years those of the Court of Common Pleas
have been raised from $3.50 since 1920.
When the salaries OF the Supreme Court were
established, probably no lawyer in the State, ex-
DOSSoAA1
city, received professional emoluments equal to
this amount.
Now, in every county, the leaders of the bar
earn much larger sums. AT the beginning Of this
century, there was no salary in the State larger
than three thousand dollars. Now, railroads,
banks, manufacturing corporations, and insur
ance companies. pay higher compensation 70
their officers and agents. In the various depart
nents of business, there are more men who earn
$4,000 annually, than there were who earned
$4,000 Fifty years ago.
The habits and expenses OF the community
have so changed, that, both relatively and actu
ally. $1,000 then was worth more than $4,000 is
now.
The compensation Of Judge ought never to
be SO large that mercenary motives could induce
any man TO take the office, but it is short sighted
economy to keepit SO small that men destitute of
private fortune. however exalted their talents,
must necessarily be excluded from its Acceptance.
1t is just easy and undemocratic to exclude
poor men from Judicial offices, indirectly, by
parsImonious remnaerationof their services, it
would be assuredly to restrict the list of candi-
dates 10 those possessed of property qualfca-
tons.
We hope the suggestion Of the Executive will
be acted upon by the Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

1IVI aulIIIJ IDUhS
Hang OF her temples like a golden fIaece.n

Hang on her temples Ike golden fleece"
Shakespeare.
10 all who desire these sunny locks, we recommend
the use of L4oN's world ren6Ened KArnAmoN.
rs wonderful effect in restoring preserving, and beau
tifying the Hair, cleansingit from DandruT and all
other impurities tcg ather with its delightful perfume have
rendered it an indispensable article of the t,t It's
immense sale and unprecedented popularity have stamp
ed it the choicest and beneficial preparation for tn
Hair ever made Fold everywhere in large bottles, for
5-cents.
HEATH, WYNKooP, h CO., Proprittors,
63 Liberty.St New York
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"H7pes, what lacy Beads Of morning
st ing slender blades of grass;
Or spiders web adornIng
Ina straight and treaeherous pass"
Bat the hove hats not d ce Wing
Rightly base on actions fruit
Is the students hopeful dre4miug,
While the branches in pursuit.
Are
bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic Commercial PEN
manshp, Gfammer, Commercial Crresqondenes Caught
at EAToNs in a thorough manner), the Knowledge of
which is sure passport fr al pes Deierred' t, the
actual experience, Of HRALrHT HEART and FULL
POcKsT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

A New KINp OF SLAVE TRADB.-A letter
rom Callao, Peru, says -
The only business transacted at present is
the selling Of Chinese slaves, landing from
American and English shipa. Language is
inadequate to express the horrible condition
Of these miserable wretches. Stolen frem
their homes aud families, Struggled on ship
board without their consent, Oh the passage
treated like brgtes, they are brought to this
coast and sold to men Who have no mercy, for
a nominal term Of eight years, although in
many instances no term of service is men.
toned. An American ship sailed from Chi.
na with six hundred and five, and landed
four hundred and four, leaving one hundred
and one who either died or drowned them.
selves on the passage. The average price re-
allied for this cargo Of human flesh is fifty
dollars per head. The horrors of the African
slave trade in its palmiest days were nothing
compared TO this, for ia other countries there
are laws for the protection Of he slave; but
here the master is clothed with absolute au.
thority and can govern his slaves as he sees
fl. How men with SOUS and any human
feeling, can engage in 40 nefarions business,
] am at a loss to conceive. and yet this vessel
Is owned by white men,"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05
Sssrstayy--F. H. Dewey.
Treasurer-Henry Woodland.

The new church for the Third Baptist Society
OF this city. on Main street, has just been COM
pleted, and presents fine appearance. 1t is
beautiful specimen of Gothic architecture, and its
internal arrangements are neat, TASTEFUL and con-
venient. It's to be dedicated by appropriate ser.
vices tomorrow, Sunday on which occasion
Rev DR.. Wayland, of Providence, and Rev. H.
L. Wayland the pastor, are 10 officiate.
Services appropriate to the dedication will be
held both in the afternoon and evening. The
sermon in the morning will be preached by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Wayland The sermon in the
evening (services commencing at seven o'clock
will be preached by Rev Dr. Wayland of Proyi-
dence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

TnE LI'N stalketh abroad amid all weathers with the
same serene 'front.' and eye severe so does the Lion sa
loon, a. all seasons and under all cir3us ances main
tain thesame steady einence place of resort for the
weary aud the hungry Le7dworth & Witt understand
and p'atice to perfection the kindly arts of the goo &
marian, and go away from there nyigorated ana
made over as 'goo. new Just go in this evening
I'd giYethen a tsial crack troe is expected Ii you
are wise You will surely be on hand there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

D. c GATss, No. Bay state House, commences the
New Year under Advantages OF the most suoerband mag
nidc mt kind, fer the accommoda the hungry DEM
gems of Worcester and the rest of mankind " they are
so fortunate as tosvi themselves 81 lis superior ac
ties His Sslooais Of the crack No. order unexcel.
led by any ether in the State ard Gates holds the same
relation to all other public caterers of the day Tie man
who can beat him must getup early in the morning. He
holds general New Years evee at his s4oon this eve
to which all are invited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

PAPER MAKING. There are in the United
States 100 paper mills in actual operation,
having 5000 engines, aud producing in the
year $50, 100000 pounds oil paper, which is
worth, at tea cents per pound, $25, 900 900.
10 produce this quantity of paper 405, 900 900
pounds OF rags are required, pounds Of
rags being necessary to make one pound of
paper The value OF these rags, at four cents
per pound, is $l6,20 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

Kit, the new favorite. Giants and dwarfs, mer-
maids, fiery dragons. and sundry animals endowed
with the power of speech, encountered in these
rare adventures, and each is made to play part
subsidiary to the not of the story. Like all the
publications OF 1icknor Fields, it is brought
out in beautiful style. For sale by Baker, rum
bull and Barnes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

THaYER TAFT. at the 'Excelsior" have an era sys-
ten of doing up the subs autias the shape stews
chowders, steaks AMI their 5mants. Ask and it
shall he given you'll The twnklng of an eye Whatever
your tsse most Graves Forbush is just man to put
tht requisite finish and favor to nJture de-
msnds in the eat sbe line. "o all We who hunger and
thirst" for the gooay things Of this E repair to the
Exc lsor (" and 'ye shall be filed" Thayer Taft
have peculiar mack at suiting everybody.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

sPuRR Ltwts, in riper Block, and under Central
Exchange hold agenera leyee with all their friends this
evening" at their unrivalled establishments There is
usually great rush in these d ections but on this occa
sion something Zip top expsc ed to come of s. be on
hand all ye who can appreciate the good things of this
life They have grne'ed from far and near the choicest
deeacies Of the son and up specimens this day
and evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

AN exchange says" A little child of our
acquaintance was made seriously III a few
days since, by chewing "a handsome ennmelled
ball ticket hch ito mother had given it to
play with. For the heneht OF those who do
otknow, we would state that tho enamel OH
these cards contains arsenic.',
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

DRY DocTnrNE. board the Cunard
steamers, divine service is read every Sunday
morning. A passenger, one sunday, asked
one OF tho crew" Are you obliged 10 attend
public Worship" Not exactly obiged, sir"
replied IJack, "but we lose our grog III we
didn't"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.

At the annual meeting Of the members of the
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, the follow
ing list Of officers were chosen for the ensuing
year
President Hon Alex Dewitt.
Wee Prssidents--Hon. Isaac Davis, VIM. NJ.
Bickford, VIM. 7. Merrifeld, Philip L. Moen, j..
s. G. Knowlton.
Ti5sstees-Henry Goulding, WIN. Dickinson,
z. H. Bowen, F. H. Dewey, H. Bliss, H. S.
Washburn. Patrick OKeefe, Geo. Hobbs. T. W.
Hammond, Charles Washburn, c. w. Freeland,
Joseph F. Loring.
Adaitors-Phifip L. Moen, William Dickin'
son
Sssretayy--F. H. Dewey.
1reasWer-Henry Woodland.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

fHR DoRMANS, Harrington Corner, determined to be
up TO the times in this age Of progress and refinement
have added greatly the superior attractions Of their
crack establishment, and r ind hard to he e
eeitd, for such as need any Of thu sub anti4 xnqs
OF e This evening you the rut Of this state
msnt, and hay trial of the skill Of the Dormaas as
pa tic caterers, by just going and parakng of their
luscious yands. You will be sorry if you fail to attend
tn-y.i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

TEA.-Mr. Ingham Travers estimates the
total produce of the dried leaf in China alone
at a million Of tons, or 2240 millions of
pounds 10 this is to be added tho tea of
Japan, Corea, Assam, and Java The pro-
duce Of this latter island already goes far to
supply the markets of Holland and the in.
PRODUCTION OF tho tea plants into the hill
country OF ludia promises to add largely to
its future growth. II is estimated that three
and halt millions oil acres are devoted to
this branch Of rural industry In China.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

5
SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITlNGs OF WALTER
SAVAGE LANDoR. Edited by George Stilman
Hilard; limo. PIP. 1913. Boston Ticknor &
Fields,
Mr. billiard has done good deed in presenting
the gems of Landor, SO carefully selected and
with 50 much judgment and taste Those even
who do not sympathise with the liberal and pro-
ELess.Fs poli icaI Ptihcipies q ING aqLhof, can
me PROFOUND oosefFa,i ms
VI iiign aiio any siie eeLse anu setelt,ous
NJ 1sas a. sile pa@utleat pnil9s"pnei
NIi. tiLIaiu says ol baheU- MS thoqShts' MS
opinions, ms style' are al ms own. In reading
iis MotAs' we iee4 ,S pressure O powerful nina
upon our Own "hen We agree %!th hlln' we
agree hsaFtllyi "nen we olHer Win hlm'I IS with
IesPee', se syinP4atlgh mere given Is from tne
iast p'oiisHsu eut.ou u l4@nuVi culh0fous Vol
u'hes' ana me quo'atiohs are classlhed under the
literature ana critcisIn, love, irlendshlp,and
me dqmeste aheetlens, ana miscellaneous.
i t me inns
!issse 9poA can petsuaue tle Phohe 10 pass
which Landor has reared INV nnrnose will have
hee,, accorn,,l;sfad ua dasarras ~ T. - ~
he Amsr;can sclo I'D fror' H. iuau y
lie for h;s ardent love ~ l;hertv and hi 60
INV With Ali ,hot ID moi nossess ~ hIass;r1,s
For sale hv Jobn Keith / co
= :
Avs .D,n Ave- non c,n,s 49,, va W.
rN. on the Vario,ts nnties ~ Ifse ;nc,',d;,,
ph,s;a, ti.no.ai va lug Inclu9hs
meSt Self Culture e 1fi p,ess y eaop
Hnma Pala,;ons Psiy n',,;o, ~ V a.loA' the
Msrr,aea Wnmsnhood IA H.n aouns DAG5,,
Rev Wsaxer "r,,b az 81 - y PP Wa ny
Helms :" q Mental Science ~ wavs nf ia s,S
80 Aerai 5 S9'e"S H. ways r oi Lie
WeIls 1870 ~ so -''" Aot~ Ho"leis
ms WorK is comprised IN fourteen lectures, in
wnlch an tne various suolects indicated IN the IT,
tie gre treated OF ana, That they are well treated
mlgnI pe sutlcienlly lnlerrea IRON the names OF
established an enyiaole reputation, by the uni
i9rnly uselul ana eallylng character Of the books
tney present 70 tne paonc. ! ms Is no exception
20 tnat character, ana we can cordially recon-
mend y, as one that may most prohtably be read
oy every one o. INC class Ioi wnom u is intended
TUT sale " Daker' Aruinoul' o barnes
.,.
a. ia eHoW DoM, ana a. otner stories
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

LucrPERs.-"A raft Of Pine timber, con.
tanning over 600 logs. was recently converted
into locofoco matches by manufacturer in
New York city" How much time il used
for that purpose in all the cities Of the
Union Nas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

,,.. lsUcrEssoR TO L Z. LAggLL)
Wholesale x RETAIL DRUGGIST.
An deAler in Gold Plate aud Foil Mineral Teeth ard
Syrups. " S01" ""''r ana
q. y. Physicans' Prescriptions carefully prepared
'A'N" eNN hVet AhNNiNillth u1b
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

DF. Harris. DeusSsss still occupies those pleas
ant roons 1913 Main, corner Of Walnut street rbankfu
TO his former patrons for their ce he will endeyo
to retail their confidence, which he haters hms IT, he s
Won ana to gain that OF all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
Ills Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satisfaction are inserted in al the various sty les and I'M
on the best materials. iy26 All
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

~, + 1tE pronrietor of the one E-,c, ,,a,.,
e apI re- s aud 10 Main st. Warseser de ,ss"s
ay t. he ~ s customers ana the public geneI
Tbi aG IL, AND u fNTER CLOTHING -
~ as ans soek IS new containing many very s.rie
ge mems N patterns Of improved silsnes l,in ,
lluc1 MY and symmetry The H''i"s Win
Is in q, H. !. 'tsssl5s.g Goods TepnrfruepY.
H'cS han in any pFece ing season. snecist
CItc,rr, attention is invited 10 The
I'm the secard ~ ~, T. :, = \ r M F,NT!:
cti u W'i"h eatire satisfaction is warranted T.
NFRFs an, yx,v rTee sssortnnt Of CLOTHS CAssi
he 49, -, ,-9It S6S Of the hest STYLES to which viii
NJ aisa an Of the mos es able styles both in m
''S' "s iast as they come cut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

DEATH ON THE RAILRoAD--Mr. Isaac Hall,
a temporary freight conductor on the Boston &
Providence Railroad, was crushed to death be-
tween two cars-near Pawtucket, on Monday morn.
lag. He belonged in Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

tb seoissacgse DPop..-Thls remedy for
~ pain is only one of the hest Int
~ " 1sSt itmedv ever Offered to those afflicted VIII
@ after the failure Of every other remedy now
b 70 ne pnnc YOU have only to try Railey's Tooth
nIs ana VIII have in one minute For sale
Boston, and by Druggists reilqrally snid s'i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

Poor Mexico has had another revolu.
zion. the veteran ohieltain, Alvarez. having
resigned the Presidency b Gen. Comonfort, a
bfefher conspifatoF against Santa Anna. We
have 10 acknowlodae new ministry in Meg.
loo uverg aiK weeks. The people have no
unsrs 70 90 10 slscting them than their mules
A. tt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

Suffering EeAss ates viii dnd timely relief and a
fleut u nee one well suited their Sc n the faithful
use OF D. Clough's Columbian Pills. The sense Of sink
ig at the pit Of Il stomach, transient pains ana ac
creepIas SENSATIONS. broken rest ul tongue pondeucy
arref sshlnss aad gfoaniHgs remulnsness irrtabfty
hul startng-these, and much more these Pills will
cure Sold for merely % box See advertisement
Sold by D. SCOTT Druggist ,ia9e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

Go 10 cLAFiIN's with the rush. and procrra ana ~,
his nimabe inv VI
DAG uERREOTYPES
LOT ShIhas or rev Years Present. which Is one Of The
m9s precious memente5 You present to fri nj or
rel tive lie 4 now IN full OF eratinn and MAXI pic
tn res which defy competition. H. mat es his avn sprrt
MEMS therefore you may depend on obtaining IS good
picture IS you see on exhibition.
90 early 10 secure a sitting, at his Rooms 1873
Mnin Sireca, Worcester d32 AZ
. Economy 10 Fuel The WORCESTER PEAT
COMPANY, are prepared to furnish Peat Of superior
9uAi covered 70 any part of the city. Orders e at
the spy Ohce, M at the store of w. ~ Dixie viii be
prOml tll attended to. ' w ~
cariu 40 lslS Of the Worcester peat recently made
~ ~ onanes jackson, The eminent ueologlst and
Assayer To the state Of Nassachnsetts .bns tb H. c
,orc value superior to thatof oak wood In he pronor
ton " % 6OioO % ~ and he certdes IN such
tor most purposes is SUPERIOR 10 wood' and nearly
equal 70 btuininous coal" Houseketp era who wish
economlEe will do well IN give II y trial lu "A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

Letter from DIR. HOlaues.-Mr. Jernison =
Sri am aV are at there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicine; notwithstanding, believe your
Pile and Worm Compound is superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested its qualities in severnl cases
an fully satisfied at is worthy of public confidence
and most cheerfuly recommend it to tn Sc who are a
hicted with this painful disease
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence, Oct 90 1855 n21 al,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR sprr s. Clark have just received one hundred
corn ted Hogs extra siza d3I AZ
tm Oh laoMta sai h'tawers Reader,
40 You Wish beautiful complexion If So usr the Bair
% AAousGhd FIotOeFSn 1t erasicates all Tan pimpes
ana Freckles from the face. For washing and shaving
aud cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful perfuned
breaih-n has no equGIi
FsTRIDGE CO., Boston E: q r Spupp so,e oo,
for Worcester lea , Ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05

si6er's Pateni Saiamader Safes,--TLe
pest FIRE Proof safe in the world; with Whdcr's Patent
noNuSr ana Burglar Proof Lock. For sale by 5 A.
Hoh LAND, General Insurance Agent No la Main a.
over th5 Qunsg imond Bank al G3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-05
rHIKTY-FouRTn CONGRESS.

WEDNESDAY,, January 2.
HoUsE.-Mr. Giddings moved to ourieet the
journal of Mondays proceedings, in effect
denying that the Presidents Message was re.
ceived by the House, and asserting that it
was announced and delivered to the Clerk by
the Presidents Private Secretary, without
permission.
Alter debate, the revolution was tabled BY
SO majority.
Mr., Knight offered resolution to elect
Speaker by plurality vote.
Mr.. Phelps moved to Law this on the table.
which was carried by IL majority.
After the rejection of the plurality resolu-
ton, the House proceeded to vote First vote
Banks 1913; Richardson r.; Fuller 80 !.
Pennington g. scattering 5.
Mr., Millson moved that the Presidents
Message be read.
Mr.. Stanton objected. He thought the
President had been guilty of indecency in
thiusting his message i'll the face of members.
1t was most disreputable document, falsify.
ing truth and the history Of the goyerTppeuts
from its commencement until now. He raised
the point that no cognizance whatever could
be taken of the message until the organiza-
ton.
The motion was tabled by 81 majority.
The second vote stood, Banks lO1; Rich
ardson II; Fuller 80; Pennington 6; scat
tering 6. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, January 8.
SENATE Mr.. Hale. at the opening of the
Senate to-day, denounced the Presidents
course in sending in his message be(ore the
House was organized he Iidlculed the plo
ceeding i'll strong terms.
Mr.. Wilson offered a resolution calling for
information relative to the troubles in Kan
zas. The resolution was laid over, when the
Senate adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE.-Mi. Walker offered resolution
declaring Mr.. Boyce Speaker pro tempore.-
The resolution was laid on the table by 66
majority.
The House, to day, ballotted three times
for Speaker; IN the last vote MIR. Banks lack
ed six votes of an election.