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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-27
THE COURTS.

The County Court mot on Monday.
Lots Of people in town-some property
cold, and cheap horses traded--lit,lc
other business dcno-nary fight!
Wednesday. Court still in session.
u is said they are trying case from
high up D1akard, about Begun
original claim, q dollar or two, hut will
probably cost about $50. The result
will bc--thc lawyers will get tho hon
ey--hc who gains tho suit, the gum
and the loser will get stun9!
The Circuit Court for this County
will commence its Fall session on tho
9Th of September, "wednesday week J
Judge Thompson to preside.
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Cons,nble,s Election.

The contested election in District
No. 8 vas put through again on Sat.
urdny Inst, by the voters, agrecobly to
tho order of Court. The result was-
o majority Of SO for T. d. IIaNkcr.
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FITCH & CEaALEANT,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
5000 lbs White Lead, in Oil,
Barrels FiaSsccd Oh; Barrel Socrm OIL,
DO Turpcntinc; do Eisb Oh,
do Lard Oil; . l do hchoj,
barrels Carbon Oil;
90 Bundles Wrapping Paper; ..-
Gases Preserving Jars, all .ite, Glaze,
CORKS Of all sizest
dozen Carbon Oil Lamps,
90 dozen GargIing oil; .F..s.. .....
10 Cases Pure Erosh Drugs. .
We invite the public 10 call At our establish.
ment Tor anything they need 10 oar line, AZ our
sock 70 constantly receiving new additions.
'uJ ~ FIrcw & CnAirAkr.
-, p. L. FAENEsTOCK,
Late Of the firm Of u. a. Fabres;ock & ca and
~. successor 10 Fleming Brothers, ...
g.8 WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
no 60, corner Wood g. Fourth stsee,s,
PlTTSBURG. PA. ..
To my friends Is well as tho patrons OF the
hon2c have purchased, and the public Gene.
ia!iy, give the assurance that nothing shall be
wanting on IN. part to accommodate md please
-. 81. PAliNESTCGK,
Aus 5.-jy 30. CO, corner Weed 6 4th sis.
y EADI.MADE CLOTHING at Auction
Il y PRlCES.--C!U,h and Cashmere Coats.
linen & Marsel!cs do. Cheap for Cash AZ
Jenc ., 1913 VIM. LA2IER'S Store.
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Special .VOtiCc.

Tho subscribers are now preparing for
their Fall purchases, and expect TO go East
as soon as possible. We mos, earnestly ask
The favor OF our friends, that they will pay
us q part If not all OF las, years accnnn,s.-
We must have money. We hope
this notice will suffice, aud our friends will
come and help as ont.
CALLENDINE & NYE.
N. Is. All ,hose having accounts from
last year not settled, will please come for
ward and close them by Nute or Cash.
Aug. 20 lS5e-i65 C.&N.
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GROVER IL BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
1877 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
IRON HALL, 3tS PENIS. AVENUE,
Washington, ID. e.
" These M,chinos arc now Justly admit.
|ted to be the best 10 use for Family Sewing,
|mahing new, strong and elastic stitch, which
viii NOT rip, even IL every fourth stitch be cut.
circulars sent on application by letter.
\ Liberal Discount made to Clergymen
with 'ain'IIes. april iG--iyit
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Stock, &c.-A large quantity of
valuable Stock, Farming Utensils, &c.
will be in the market shortly, in this
county. SEQ Advertisements Of Hen
~ koontz, sen. and Geo. w. Miller.
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n PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY
... WHO suRscRiEEs FOR THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS.
A BEAUTIFULLY "
EEENJSTESs EEH
ILLUSTRATED
FAMILY NEWSPAPER

a Al T.,
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS Is one
fof the best literary papers ofthc day. A Iarg.
!Suarto containing rWEETYPAGES or SIXTY
CokuMNS, OF entertaining matter; and ELE-
GANrLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
$1,000 90 WILL RESENT 70 EACH SUBScIf,
MONEY. 'O''
~. .. TERMS IN ADVANCES:
one copy for one year, and Gift az m
!hreo copies one year and 3 gifts & 90
i've COPIES ono year, and gifts 90
en- copies one year, and 10 gifts rs 90
lwenty.one copies one year and 81 gifts 30 90
Inc ar,cIes To be distributed are comprised
III inc ioIlowing list;---
U. States Treasury No,o $1,000 90
do do do 800 90 zach
3 do do do 200 90 each
10 Patent lever Hunting Caacd
Watches 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches 76 no Zach
~, ~ 90 80 90 each
a a0o 40 90 90 each
200 Ladies' gold watches ~ on .,ch
200 Silver Hunting cascd watches 40 90 sarI,
, Coo SnvGr watches $40 90 to 20 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard Vest and
Fob Chains v" IN m IN an IN ,oo,,
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils 90 TO Ii 90 each
cold hockets, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve But,nns Rinys
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, old and SILVER Thin.
bIes, and variety Of other articles, worth from so
cenis to SO 90 each. ."t
On receipt of the subscription money, the sub.
acdber's name will be entered upop our books
opposite number, and the gift correspondence
with that number will be forwarded within cueh
week TO him, BY mdHor express, post paid.
lhoro isnethcr humbug nor lottery about thc8
above, as every subscriber is sure Of n Prize Off
value. We prefer to make this very liboralg
distribution among them instead Of giving al
large commission TO Agents, giving to thoA
subscriber the amount that would 90 10 Tho a b
gent, ana IN many cases a hundred fold .more.H
UJSAE communications should he add tossedB
70 DANIEL ADEE, Publisher,
May 2S-iy eli Centre street, New York. !
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RICHMOND IN THE FIELD AGAIN.

PRICES REDUCED COMPETITION DEFIEp!
Selling more Goods for Ono Dollar than can be
bought elsewhere in town or country.
Proclaim it from the iiouse-Tops, By.ways,
and Street corners, that jonathan StahI hav-
ing sold out my former stock Of goods, have
since procured the spacious store-room former
ly occupied by NJ. Is. Callind inc been East,
and returned with large and vol selected
stock of
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y, 225, 600 to the Monongahela Nav.

igntion Company" &c, MS follows -
on SATURDAY tie 4M 81 September, at
Stewart,own and Prideyalo. The other
Districts to DC Published next week.
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snACKwATHR MEETING.

Pursuant to adjournment at the last
term Of the County Court, the friends
Of tho Slackwatcr Improvement met,
on Monday, Aug. ed, at tho Court
house, ..... ......... .'-
j. B. Tough, Esq, prcsiden. in the
chair. VIM. Lnzior and C. II. Bur.
CESS, Vice Presidents. On motion w.
c. Wilson and Noah Morris, Esqrs,,
were appointed additional Vice Presi,
dents.
l.. s. Iiough, Esq, Secretary of
tho Board Of Trustees of the Borough
Of Morgantown, reported, that said 30.
rough had by vote, duly authorized
said Board to issue bonds for the sum
Of SO, 900 stock. ... .
The following named gentlemen no.
ported that they had raised tho amounts
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FARMING UTENSIIS.

In great variety and in excellent condition
Tor use. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI-
IuRE, with many other articles not necessary
to cnumerlto.
l2months credit on all sums over Five Dollars.
Attendance will nc given and conditions made
known by HENRY KOONTZ. sen.
august 90, 1855
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CHOICE OF GIFTS
- Hereafter every purchaser before puroha,
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
No. 293 Broadway. New YDrk.

No. 293 Broadway, New York.
where tho gifts, consisting Of JEWELkY, &c,
AND VARYING FROM 10 CENTS TO TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS. arc always on EXHIBI.
T'ON, in AMPLE SNOW CASES. oar New
Descriptive Catalogue, containing a largo ynr.
city OF Books ~ every department Of Science
and Literature, all Of which are sold a; teen.
lar publishers pr,Cos,) and explaining OUR NEW
IND ORIGINAL SYSTEM OF allowing every
purchaser ms OIpN CHOICE or GTFfs, and
setting forth nnequalled Inducements 10 A.
GENTS, will I've sent, post paid, TO any indiyid-
sal, on application, Address,
Il. RANNEY, Agent, NJ S92 Bro4spoy,
'y'T a.hAoa. jrsicc bs| YORK
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.a.SOTxxER .sRREv:gk.

more, snd Pittsburgh, sety large suppiy Of
Fresh and des'rablo Goods, purchased Tor cash
and noftion NJ Auctin,
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PUBLIC SHE.
ON FRIDAY. OcToBER l.,

ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER Isl
The subscriber will sell, at his resdcn noar
Morgantown, Na.,--sale to begin at 0 O'Clock,
a. NJ. tho following vaiusblo property, viz.
TITO broad tread ,ragoms, { four horse.)
ONE norv0,u do (iro horse)
FOUR Head of Pork Horses,
ONE brood mare and colt
One two.y year old colt; = one year old ditto
40 head OF SHEEP 10 head Of HOES;
70 Head Of Young Cattle, SEVEN eovs and
TEN r,i,,,. '
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DIG WINDOW o. K.--LOOK OUT.
ID All Right.

Those New Goods from Philadelphi, and
BallimGre are now open and ready for exhi.
b.tion, and will be sold in competition as to
chrapness, with any house or finn IN North.
western Virginia. without exception. We
invite the con- immunity generally, but the
ladies especially, Ia call and examine our
stock, c'Esisting Of
Fine Dress Goods. in variety. Msn,illas;
Swiss )acunets, Collars Laces pdging<.
Gloves, Hosiery. GinghUms, Cairo, Mus.
iIns, and every other article general, kent
m any Dry Goods Store in Morgantown: only
q l,Hlc more so.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
WEAR.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Cloths. CassImers, Sattinets, Ves,ings,
Coltonades, Krntucky James. Tweeds.
Italian Cloth. Cashmere for bows vear
Shifting, Check, and Shir,ing Tweed. &c.
HOhnc's-The latest Summer STYLES of
Bonnets, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same. ..
Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches. Sarseneits,
Brsids. Stiff Nets, sc. Come ladies and see
our B"nnets IT VIII give MS pleasure TO
show our goods ~hcihcr you buy or not.
Il Dozen Ladies Eugene Bodies.
do. Bustic Skrts; Embroidered
Bustle Skirts;
HOOPS anchHooP SKIRTS, &c.
ShOes--A great variety OF Shoes for
ladies' Heel Kid Slippers, Laced: Fine
Pump Kid Lace Gsirer$; Kid Wells; Goa,
do; ChIldren's Shoes in abundance, Mems
Shoes and Boots Of oil kuds.
Carpets ana FlooE Oh Cloths,
SUMNER HATS for Men and BOYS; Child.
rPn's Jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets.
GROCERIES Of all kinds-Tea. Coffee.
Sugar, Rlre, Spice, Ginger Cinnamon, Mace,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc,
Os~ We call especial attention to our
largo stock Of the Cheapest Tobacco ever
sold in Morganlown.
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
White Lead 10 Oil. Linseed Oil. Turpcniinr,
&c Hosk Matuasses, made hy Albert Ten.
nant
All OF which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or upon u
c'ed't oil SIX months TO prompt paying Gus.
toners.
We return orr thanks 10 the public for
Their liberal patronage h"rPtoiore, and now
oilrT special indncement TO the public. aud
ask them 10 call and see Calrndine & Nve,
whore very cheap goods you may huy.
Jnne 4. CALLENDiNE s. NYE.
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DRY GOODS,

And am selling them at such low figures az 10
aston,sh and bewilder tho most economical buy
crs.
Come and examine our Fresh Lawns, colors
fast, style good, width usual worth l6 cents
per yard, which we are now selling at 6M cts
per yd. Then thore is our yard vide brown
Muslin worth 10 cents, we are selling at only
cents. Then let your eyes rest for one mo-
ment on that mammoth pile of beautiful prints.
fast colors. worth l2}S, we are selling ate cts.
We have n varied aRsortment IF
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DRESS GOODS.

The dazzling beauty, soft texture, and exquisite
finish, will claim the attention of, tho Ladies {;
and remember, our prices are reduced, and the
can hc bought NJ exceeding low figures.
Oar stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, yestings &c.
is rich and varied. In price we are confident
ct pleasing. Then come tn Callendino's Corner
before purchasing elsewhere, as We assure YOU
we have sold cheaper goods in M.rgsntown than
was ever soid in this place. AK your neighbor
for the truth of this assertion. we now tell YOU
wehave better stock than is usually kept in
the village, comprising every variety Of
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c
which we will sell at as low rates, yes LOWER
than we ever soid; for we now cell Tor Cash or
Trade exclusively. Come and examine this mag
nihcent stock OF Goods, and you a,e certain to
buy. JON STAHL &c.
Morgantown June 9th, 1858.
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ofMorgantown, reported, that said 30.
rough had by vote, duly authorized
said Board to issue bonds for the sum
Of $4,000 stock. ...
The following named gentlemen 70.
ported that they had raised tho amounts
opposite their respective names:
p. II. Keck, Esq, $1,000
Col. Jas. Evans, ..... 1900
Messrs. Heck & Barbour, 1000
Messrs. Fitch & Scott, LEI 1925
DR.. Clymer, 4. ~. 1000
DR.. Miller, .. $50
Mcssrs. Combs & Burgess, 100
Messrs. Wallace & Yeagcr, 1915
Tho balance of the Is who pledged
themselves to raise 81, 900 each were
not present, consequently did not re.
port, sufficient assurance was given
that tho amounts had been or soon
would BIO taken, so that the $4,000
may be counted on as certainly sub.
scribcd, which with the $4,000 sub
scribed by the Borough, will foot up
1875, 900, result which give the friends
Of this Improvement very great en-
coursgcment. f.H#. .....
7. II. Kcck, Esq, then addressed
tho meeting in support of the follow.
ing resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
RESOLVED, That this meeting request
this Court to make an order, directing
that an election bo held in each magis-
terial district in the county, to instruct
the justices in each District respective.
~ whether the County Court shall or
shall not make subscription Of TWEEN.
ty.fiyc thousand dollars stock, to the
Monongahcla Navigation Company
And that said election shall DO held
IN each district at any such time or
tunes as majority of tho Commission
crs appointed by the act moy direct.
Prarided, That at least ten days pre-.
rious to any day Of election, the said
Commissioners shall give public notice
through the newspapers published in
Morgantown, and by posting up in
some Of the most conspicuous places in
each Magistcrial District, an adycr.
tisemcnt, stating the time and place Of
holding said election, and tho manner
and terms Of the aforesaid subscription.
Resolved, That the proceedings be
published in the Star and 'Union.'
The meeting then adjourned until
further notice.
JOHN 3. LOUGH, Pres.
LEWIS s. LAYTON, Scoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

On Saturday night, sfSer my arrival ia Washington.
called 70 pay my respects 70 IN 6ld friend Judge Dohgt,
and before leaving be placed my hands paper be bad
tu.t received from Kansas Ths paper contained what
purported 70 be the dispositions Of the judges Of election
for the precinct Of Delaware Crossing and IN which the
Judges deposed that there were but forty votes
poled at that precinct l could not act or form my
opinion upon newspaper publication; but Immediately
Informed my friends that II the statement 50 made
should prove true, they must inevitably control my
action. l have received and opened return from
the Delaware Crossing precinct which gives to the de-
m0cratc party . majority OF 379 votes, AID would
thus a majority 70 the democratic legislative
ticket Of Leavenworth county, and majority on joint
ballot in the Legislature, unoer the contribution. II the
judges Of election at that precinct furnish to me,
informed Gov. Denver before leaving Kansas, rea-
BILE and statement that but forty votes
poed there, should make myself party TO the fraud
Ii declined to be governed by the oaths OF the judges
1t question going the legality Of the returns or
that may judge and determine shall do 30; and In
my determination, shall DO governed by justice and
truth and the right 1t shall, II probably will, place
the of the State of Kansas the hands my
enemies no one will regret ii more but yet no one, not
black republican, could perform the duty with
more Of the consciousness of right than shall feel in the
honest discharge Of my official duties have written to
Gov. Denver TO procure the sworn statements Of the
judges Of this controvered precinct and 10 have them
taken under such circumstances will free aud
unbiased exhibition Of facts BY the sworn statements,
30 procured sha be governed In giving the certificates
OF election 10 the members Of the Legislature from
Leavenworh county. j. CALHOUN.
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News nom Kansas.

ST. LoCfs, Feb. Is, 1858.
The Kckspoo correspondent Of the Republican says that
the night Of the eth party headed by Charles Len
bard, burned the Office Of Mr. Boyd, lawyer. and Mr.
laws physician and destroyed all their property. Mcssrs
Boyd Davis Kelly Iaughn, Lynch and many others had
fed TO Missouri Much excitement existed.
The committee Of investigation into the election frauds
bal discharged D1endorf.
Report Gays tina, Governor Denver has Issued requs
ton upon the Of three States for the person OF
Henderson.
The Legislature adjourned the 18th. Governor Den
yer had failed approve Of the Constitutional Convention
bill
Parties arrived from there say that we're moving
about IN the vicinity Of Fort Scott but fights
ported.
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Bills Before the Legislature.
NEW YORK FIRE COMMYsaYONvRa

The bill introduced by Mr. Engs the act Of 1855
relative to the Fire Commissioners Of the city OF New
York. provides that in addition the Commissioners ap
pointed by the law of 1885, there shall be Board of Ap
peals to be appointed from exempt fremen, to whom
appeal may be had from the Fire Commissioners Toe
members OF the Board are % be appointed by the
sentaves of the department The intention of the bill is
10 protect the rights Of nremen keep the organization
free from party interference and preserve their dignity
character Provision made q Commissioners as by
the law OF 1855 The Commissioners be appointed
by the Engineers and Foremen Tho powers vested in
the to include any control appro-
priatons, or any power to create expenditure.
THE REGISTRY LAW.
The bill of which Charles Fl. Adams has given notice
vides for Board of Registration consisting of the Re
corder City Judge, two assessors and the Super
visor Town Clerk and one assessor They are to meet
between the LIST OF June and the LIST Of November each
election district having first given notice OF the time and
place OF meeting and there make registry of all quail
fed voters. They shall make proper alphabetical lists
and continue not more than ten days in session in
each election district None but qualified voters
to be registered, and naturalzed citizens must
produce their papers, which shall be properly
stamped At least one hundred copies OF the registry
list properly aested 10 be printed and posted in
speciors Of election and no person whose is not
registered shall be allowed 10 vote unless his am
dav and that Of two known freehoders of the ward
district, not being candidates for Office. Tho registry
be evidence Of the right to VOTE unless identity be ques
toned which shall be decided by oath Of the voter The
lists to be lodged with the County Clerks each year
thereafter persons desiring TO be registered shall apply
the County Clerks whose duty shall be 10 mako such
registry and 10 publish Their lists before Persons
moving from one district TO another may be registered
production Of the County Clerks certificate that their
have been erased from the books Of the district
from which they have removed. Gives the Board of
Registers and their clerks 90 Q day while actually
ployed II makes all fraudulent double registrations
punishable with not less than years imprisonment
Makes false swearing perjury and provides punishment
by one years imprisonment for any member OF the Board
violating the law perpetrapg any fraud Provides for
transmission Of copies Of the law TO all recorders city
Judges, assessors and supervisors.
Weather Reports.
By the Northern Eastern, Western and Southern Tele
Rraph Ines.-O0co II Wall etre0ll
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Cd and was republican in form Congress has not the
power remand the Kinsas Tcyrtor condition. she be-
gss, outside Of the Union Mr. shorter oppressed sur
prise that Mr. Douglas had abandoned the orinces of
the Nebraska bill fleeing before the first gun Ased and
Ike the fArthan, throwpg poisoned behind him.
he did not want the Of Mr. Douglas and his follow
ers and they did not reflect Northern public opinion,
Che the South knew this the better He conended
that designed TO make Kansas slave State.
The i've Governors sent there ali free soers nclud
ang the traitor Walker had been said that the ans
eson OF Kansas would light the flames Of civil war 90,
let come-let the fires rise heaven high But he
Thought the refusal 70 admit her would rather en-
to the people would inevitably invite this result.
The South cannot remain in the Union on terms OF inc
quality with the North Under such circumstances the
outhIons would not be brave and gallant people, but
mere caitis chained to the victorious car OF the North
He would rather be vassa OF Old than New England.
The word compromise offensive 10 him. He would
make penal offence for Southron 70 use it. was
suggestive to his mind of surrender and base
submit sion SOUNDED in the worcs b os h hona,
Mr. Shorter continued at some length in similar strain
closing as follows: The religion OF Plymouth Rock in
tolerance, bgotry fanaticsn. Northern clergyman
vioec the seventh mt ats evening lectures
and when their crimes were exposed we're courted and
feted by the fair
Mr. ZoLIoorFER (opp OF Tenn. made personal expla
nation reference Mr.. Hatch's speech of yesterday
He said that Mr. Hatch bad proper TO indulge In per-
eonai remarks preudica TO himself and other members
und had also read certain obligations purporng to belong
90 the American party Mr.. zoIlcnfer was me mber OF
that party but those ob atoms differed in letter and
spirit from those he took in Tennessee Mr. Hatch had
denounced the obligations reasonable and uncousttu
Gona In doing SO he had uttered falsehood with winch
he (zolcofeI) branded him, and took the RESPONSE
bility.
Mr.. Hatch was not present. ...
MIR. ToMPKiNs (opP) Of Ohio, made speech in opposi
4ion to the Lecompton constitution He would not In.
qure whether the saotion of the people The time
was when he would have felt justified in voting for the
admission Of slave state south of So deg 80 min That
before the repeat Of the Missouri compromise. That
repeal had removed all national obligations, leaving him
free 10 vote as his conscience dictated
Mr. CLEMENS, (adm of Va argaed the legality OF the
Leoompton constitution, contending that II not
essary submitit the approval OF the people, The
President bad performed his duty fearlessly and man
fully
Mr. BuRaoCczs (opp Of N Y, got the floor, and the
House adjourned.