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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
The ESissg.
sPARRING EXHIBITION.

Last evening q very large assemblage
of the muscular fraternity gathered at the
Stuyresant Institute to witness a sparrins
exhibition The audience, on this as on
other occasions, was very curiously made
up, being formed large!y Of the Irregular" "
muscular men and their admirers, with n
sprimkling Of g fast young men and pu-
pills Of gymnaslums, " Uncle Tovey"
presided, of course. Somo of the pecu-
liar part of the audience occasionally
amused themselves by calling 70 their &C
quaintanccs with such complimentary re-
marks as, - how are you Moke p L" hello
old slop pail, - shut up, SLOUGH" ''come
here, Bob, and talk TO your grand father"
Il should not be supposed, however, thar
the audience WAS otherwise than orderly
and quietly behaved. \ number of we'll
known sPargors appeared Oh the platform
and gave exhibitions Of their skill, calling
out loud applause from the audience, " ho
enjoyed the entertainment hugely. In
! tIa interval. jigs were danced by fiughey
Golden and 4 little fellow from the Sixth
ward, the music being supplied 10y Miclly,
with his violin, from larry Hills.
Toward the close Of the evening Tovcy
announced that the music Was gone, and
whist!ing was substituted for it. One of
the spalTing matches WAS between too lit
tie boys about ten years old. They
spared with considerable skill Quite a
spirited bout was had between Mike CO.
burn and another One Of the liYeliest Of
the evening, however, was that between
iooney and Costello. These two APP
peared to be very evenly matched, and
both were extensively cup" in the sci
encc OF Flstlana, handling the gloves with
such rapldlty ann accuracy that The raps
on each others heads, and breast some
times, sounded almost as continuous as
the falling Of rain. The audience ap-
pianded loudly, some of the more de-
monstratlSe calling out: "Oh jimmy
netty, Uncle BILLY, amt them good oncs?"
Keep 'em on" Don't wind EN- I'D
yet" 1t would be pretty hard to say
winch had the advantage. Costello is
stouter built, but Tooney's arms are Il
little longer than those Of his opponent,
Both showed considerable muscle. There
was not knock-down during the whole
evening. Larry MCartv, announced as
Zone of the old boys" took nart in one
OF the bouts, The wind-up of the eve
nlng was between Jonny Grady and Billy
DoEnelly u ord.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
Politics..

Although this is no time for politics,
yet, we are so long accustomed to say
something to our readers on that subject,
that we can't break off Of it very suddenly.
little Cambria at the late election. The
South did we'll and the North did well.
We could not designate any locality with
out doing an injustice to some other part.
Our County is right, and we are Of the
opinion it will stay 80. If our citizens
would get leave to stay at home and pur-
sue their usual avocation in life, they
could get along. They are hunted like
foxes, one draft comes right on the heels
of another, and there does not seem to be
any period or stopping place for this state
of things. The policy of the administra-
ton is to fight on until the South lays
down their arms, and sues for peace.
We are of opinion that they will lay
down their arms when they lay down
their lives, and not before. How long
will it take the North to conquer the
South ? We would suppose at the rate
the war is progressing, it would take about
thirty years. Then probably the South
would be exhausted, and the North would
be pretty well exhausted. This is dis
NAL picture before us, but we must look
Mt it in the face. 1t is no fancy but sad
reality. Had we succeeded in electing
Mcclellan, there would have been very
formidable peace party raised in the South
that would have compelled Jefferson
Davis and the other leaders 10 come to
terms, but we were defeated and the same
state of things will exist for the next four
years. We have no way of Judging the
future, except by the past, and we sup
pose the same persons will produce the
same results. There may be change in
the cabinet and it might work for the
better OF one thing we are certain, that
no change can be for the worse. Let us,
therefore, hope and pray that this M, gnifi-
cent country of ours may soon be BILE, -sed
with beams OF peace and prosperity. o.. II
duty Is plain one, we should stand bv
our principles IN defeat as well as in suc-
cess. The administrator and its policy
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
AZ in wheel-Quota 1-2 drawn.
Abraham Biars. Henry Adams.
Freaks Of the AristOcracy.

The 'tCouIt Journal - says an elope-
ment extraordinary took place a short
time ago-the lovely and accomplished
daughter of a wealthy baronet leaving her
fathers house in the dead of night, under
the protection of her fathers gardener, to
whom she was united in holy matrimony
on the following morning. At hotel
not a hundred miles from Clinton, very
common man, supposed to be the lady's
servant, engaged rooms for a lady, and
when that lady arrived various were the
whispers and surmises that this man
might be her husband. However, so It
proved and the father being appealed to
in vain, this interesting couple were soon
almost in state of starvation. The
people of the hotel, however, were very
kind; and, feeling an interest in the lady,
they used their influence, and at length
succeeded in getting the husband into the
police, where as night policeman he was
to thankful to earn his guinea a week.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
CONEMAUGH BOROUGH.

III in WheeI-Quota 23-46 drawn.
Andrew Shriner, John Slough. Lewis
Wehn. Conrad Wintrode. Geo Foltz. Hugh
Murray, Fred Shouhart, John Pffaller. Fdw
Councry, Geo Eghner. s Dean Canaan. John
Sewal. Geo FricE, John Earle, VIM Bowe :.
VIM Saylor. Victor Eoegtley, John Sham,
George Wicr. John Brindle. David Smith,
Henry P Freifhooi. JAS 3 Clark, William II
OrTis, Pat Clark. VIM Gremmen, Jno Zugut
Thos Lutte. Geo Studena, John Bast. James
Leonard. John Holfelter. Conrad Bershnei-
d., Rudolf Hjnger, john Arthur, Zephenia
kearney. Amos Clark, John Hinderer,
CePhas Fairfax. joseph Heslop, jr.. Charles
Haubcr. Jethrc Oldham, Christian Kuckuck,
John D ArDermtt, Leonard Octar Herman
Mink.
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NILLVILLE BOROUGH.
I25 in wheel-Ouota 2a-58 draw

l25 in whcel-Quota 29-58 drawn.
a n Gregg, Thomas Seymour, Michael
Mochler, Dennis Boy le, Dan Sanders, Hugh
Dougherty, David CronGn. Henry Reed. Pat
Tigh, keeS Roberts, " L Williams, Martin
Herbert, Henry Gibbons. Jas Dalton, David
l.. Davis, John Laucy, Chas Asgritb, VIM
Inseco, Josiah Ai'Clow, ohm Carvil, Robert
Morris, Thos jones. Jacob Lightner, Nike
Roland, Isaac Jeflries. Pat Boyle. Pat Tafe,
Francis Hallaher. jr., John M'Cabe, George
Hager, August Gurstine, Jacob Harris, JOS
Walkey, David Mainhart. Peter Keelan.
Morris Lewis, Lawrence Barden, Michael
Ryan, John Lewis, Martin Mul-hy, Timo-
thy Tansy, John D Jones, Thos Downey.
John Gready, Valentine Smith, Thos Downs
John Gailaher, Luke Russell, Edw Burns.
Jas M'Coy, Sr., Michael Barr, Tim Horan,
John Barry, JAS Kennedy, Edward Tafe.
John Fudge, Morrison Morris, Edw Francis.
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.
p. S. NOON, Chairman,

z .. NoOIN, OHdlIuIdIl,
George Delany, j. s Mardis, George C.
X. Zahm, Peter Huber, Philip Miller, John
E. Mckenzie, Joseph Behe, John Durbin,
David Farmer, Henry Friedthoof. John
Slough, Elisha Plummer, Lewis Rodgers,
George Gurley, John McDermit, Simon
Dunmyer, w. A Krise, Thos. F. McGough
Jacob Fronheiser, J. F. Conden, John Ham
ilton, F. O'Friel. Michael Bohlin, Wn. C,
Diver. John White, Henry Topper, Nicho
las Cannan, NJ. j. Plott, j. w. Condor.
Daniel Confair, VIM. McC!oskey, Daniel II
Donnelly, Anthony Long, John Marsh,
John Ryan.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23

FIRE.-A pretty dangerous fire broke
out in the residence of our enterprising
neighbor, Mr.. Isaac Crawford, who keeps
the Logan House. The fire originated
where tho stove pipe went into the wall,
the joints of the pipe became separated,
hence fire was communicated TO the Iaths
By the extraordinary exertions of Mr
Crawford and his ncighbors, the fire was
subdued before it did very serious damage.
His loss is not a very serious one.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.

Sc in wheel-Quota 1872 drawn.
Pat Risbanc, JAS D M'Mullcn, Thos
Burns, Jas Swires, Pat Owens, Daniel
We!tz, Thomas Noel, Frank M'Dcrmitt,
Daniel j Fisher, Matthew Ivory, John
Na9le jr., John Broombaugh, Francis w
Mcconnell. Thos Callahan, Geo Dough-
erty, Chas ATGough, Jos Drinsle, john
j TrexIer, Luke Durbin, JOS Watt, Jas
II Maloney, John Koonman, Pat Dun
nagan, VIM Brand, Barnard Gommerly,
John Wisel, Thos Durbin, Jos Fogle,
Levi Moore, Geo Swires, Jas Litzingcr,
David Crook
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CHEST TOWNSHIP.
q in wheeI-Quota l2-24 dra,

24 in wheel-Quota l2-24 drawn
Smith Eastman, Anthony Anna, Ma
thaniel ID Eastman, John A Naglc, Geo
w Krise, Jos j Riggle. George Hipsch,
Henry Able, Jas Diver, Sebastian Cruise,
John Warner, Thomas Barlow, Richard
Machin, John d Elder jr., John Noel,
Silas Luther, Seth Eastman, Anthony
DIETRICH, VIM d Jones, Joseph Bowman,
John NJ Swope, Simon Brady, Francis
Wager, Henry Delozier.
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CAMBRIA BOROUGH.
70 in wheel-Quota 1876 draw

70 in wheel-QuOta IS 36 drawn.
James M'Pke, Bernard Keelan. j hu
Singer, Michael Carnon, Dorsey Sewers,
Leo Bresan. Pat Broderick. Bomgartz Haglp
JOS Stibig. Henry Wisemer, Patrick Kelly,
Roger M'Invery, Peter Moran. Reuben
Schneil. Jas M'Hugh, Conrad Meyers, Sam 7
Brichard, John Kelly. Joshua Foster, Henry
Gunter, Peter Solenis, Joseph Sanneder,
JAS Milvil, Pat Hamilton. Pat Moran, Pat
Far"ld, Wolf Rakle, Pat Powers. Charles
M'Cafferty, John Gaffanny, John Bradley.
Michael Conway, John Kearnan, Bernard
M'CloSkcy, Pat Harkins. Adam Kurt.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

40 in wheel-Quota 1876 drawn.
Fred Agcr. John Docerty, David Rora-
bauSh, John Brawley, David Ager Thomas
Hannah, Cyrus Pckens Isadore Lilly. Otto
Hoelle, Matthew Adelsperger, Danl Jones
Peter M'Gough, Robt Mark, John Mark,
David Mark, Pat Bowland. Francis Donahue
VIM Bradley. John Connaham, Geo Barline,
John Randolf. Albert George, H Miller
Augustus M'Intosh, Bernard Kearney, Peter
Short, Jacob Brindle, Henry Ward, Julius
Ager, Henry Flick, VIM Carroll, Thcs Short
VIM d M'GOugh, Robt Burk, Benedict Hite
Richard Tobn.
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TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
6S in wheel-Quota 14-28 draw

68 in wheel-Quota 14-28 drawn.
Francis Gallaher, Patrick Kearns. Israel
Goughenour, Chas M'Bride, Joseph BrooEc
David W Goughenour, Henry Krider, Adam
Goughenour Dennis Goughenour, Jonas F
Goughenour, John Sternlen, Geo A Copfai-
David Harrison, George NJ. Hess. Hirsm
Goughenour Austen Grove, Samue! Doubr
Peter Mitch. Fred Brain, John Baker, J,bn
M'DavId, August Rhinebolt, Fred Riblett
G w Strayer, Samuel STAN baugh. Michael
Rager, August Spitsbert, Domiuick M'Coe
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SUSQUEuANNA TOWNSHIP.
2 in wheel-Quota 1876 drawn.

50 in wheel-Quota 1876 drawn
Orwin Mason, John G Bearer, Jno NJ
Weakland, Peter Stiffey, Matthias Short
enkercher, Chas Weakland, VIM Miller,
JAS Sommerville, David Bracken, John
RACER, Daniel Garman, Jos Glass, Dan
mclaughlin, Abram Kern, SaIn'l Broge-
Ter, VIM MDonald, Henry Weakland,
Jacob Good, VIM Bee, Michael Gray,
Jos L Charles, Francis y Fox, james
Anderson, Zepheniah WeakIand, John
Cunningham, George Learner.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23

s- u. j. JONES, formerly connected
with the Democratic press of Holidays
burg, and more recently in the Patriot and
Union office Harrisburg, was killed at the
latter city by one of the Pennsylvania
Railroad cars, near the depot The de-
ceased was brilliant itemiser, and cast
an interest around any paper with which
he was connected.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
CROYLE TOWNSHIP.
Sc in wEeel-Quota 1O-2O draw

Sc in wEeel-Quota 1O-20 drawn.
Michael Skelly, Michael Libollske, Jos
Skelly, Paul Coughenour, John Rourke.
David Rorabaugh, Geo w Dunmire, Elias
Paul Samuel Blummer, Albert Wilson,
Jacob Pringle, John M'Gough, John Litzin-
ger, Geo Lamb, Geo Bremly, Jos Dun
moyer, John Neff, A Williams, William
Hiser, Tobias Ash.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23

TIE LADI's FIIEAD.-Tho December
number OF this magazine is truly splen-
did one, being the handsome.t yet issued.
The opening plate, "Thc Snow-Birds
Christmas Visit" is perfect gem and
the frontispicce of the volume, suggested
by story Of Hams Christian Andersen's,
is one OF those engravings upon which the
eye viii lingcr for a long time, and turn
to again and again. Two more beauti-
ful engrayings than these arc seldom seen
in a magazine. The double Fashion
Plate for this month is finely engraved and
richly colored-no magazine contains su-
perior steel fashion plates to the Lady's
Friend; while the other engravings arc
as usual numerous and doubtless highly
interesting to the ladies' The literary
contents are varied and interesting.
Price $3.50; , copies &4,O0; 0 cop
les $1,000; 2l copies $500. Speci-
men numbers will be sent TO those desi-
rous Of making up clubs for Is cents.
IVheeier q Hiisoa'8 celebrated .Sc,ring -iEa-
chimes are furnished as Premiums on certai,,
terms. Address Deacon & Peterson, 3l9
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Cd" Now is the time to send on sub
scriptions for 1868.
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WHITE TOWNSHIP.

"a in wheel-Quota IO-2O drawn
Stewart Walters, John Fish, Geo Pierce
Christopher Noel, Geo Davis Perry Krise,
Jerry Troxel, Simon Finn, VIM Rickard,
Samuel Coon, John Taylor. David Stephens
Geo Gray, Jos Tounkin, Isaiah Gates, Wm
Fleming. Perry Trexler, John II Homer,
Jos Bardine, j " Scott.
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VI. HASsGN, Editor s. Publisher
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1857.
s. II. Pettengill & CO.

Advertising Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the "DEM-
oCRAT & SENTINEL" and the most intiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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SUMMERHILL TOWNSHIP

33 in wheel-Quota 9-1S drawn.
Frank Mulin, VIM w Wolf, VIM j Burk,
VIM Rick. JOS Sharp, Daniel Skelly, David
Brookland, VIM M'Gough. (of James), j P
Huhlman, Philip J Mcconnell, Val Wassil,
Benson Crum. Matthias Bitter, John M'Kee,
JAS Rager, Bernard Mulin, John Farren,
John Wendenoth
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YODER TOWNSHIP.
SO in wheel-Ouota Sic dra,

80 in wheeI-QuOta Sc drawn
Jacob Cover. VIM Custer, John Hsrsh>
berger. John Yager. Nehemiah Griffith, Jas
" Decker, Samuel Potter, Geo Morris.
Edward Irwin, Adam Gougenour, Michael
Gilbert, Samuel Long. Chas Freeall, Felix
Doyle, John Drib, Tim L Hunt.
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CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP.
48in wheel--Quota 1870 drawn

46 IN WheeI--QuOta IO-Z0 drawn.
Hugh r M'Clester, Pat QuinIon, Samuel
Gardner, Amos Horner. Jesse Hoffman,
Christian Goughenour, Peter Rubritz. Eli
Griffith, Michael Delania, Ephraim Wissin
ger, Aaron Goughenour, VIM Grifiths, D f
Hoover, Andrew Gig, Christian Gossard.
Richard Fl Tradenick, John Fogel, Alexan-
der Denner, jeremiah Beam, VIM c Decker.
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eS While a county parson was preach.

sS While county parson was preach
ing, the chief of his parishioners, sitting
near the pulpit, was fast asleep, where
upon he said: Now, beloved friends,
am in a great strait, for if l speak too
softly, those at the further end of the
church cannot hear me, and if talk too
loud shall wake the chief man in the
parish ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
1O8 in wheel-Quota 9-18 draw

108 in wheel-Quota 9-18 drawn.
Jacob Harshberger, Saml Strayer, Hiram
Hayes, Isaac Orris, Christian Kelly, Clint5T
Allen, David Warner, Henry Hostetter, Geo
w Catell, Jos II Moore, William lehman
Henry Harshperger, Jacob Ripple, John s
Moore, Henry Wissinger, William Sidnap
Samuel Shark, David Rose
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MUNSTER TOWNSHIP.
25 in wheel-Ouota 6-l2 drawn

25 in wheeI-Qu0ta G-I2 drawn.
Sebastian Warner, John Daily, Michael
Kaylor, Francis Eberly, Anthony Sharver
John G Brown. Philip Sanders, VIM Storm,
James Kane, Jas Christie, John M'Gaughey,
Peter Willbrand
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-23

ne I''dme cannot understand
why the Democratic vote in the metropo-
lis should increase so steadily and heavily
while the Republican vote is almost at a
stahd-stlh, Some fifteen thousand more
votes were polied in 1864 than in 1860;
yet OF these barely four thouapd were
cast for the Republican candidate Yet
during the last four years the odn;n,stra-
tlon has had the vast PATRONAGE of the
government to swell the numbers of its
adherents. The Tribune thinks there
must be something wrong about the regis
try law F; but really we do not 500 what
i,'S1. KIND OF registry law would help the re-
puoncahs, unless 1t allowed them to vote
twice where the Democrats cast thor bal-
lots once, or not at all We wouId cur
gess that perhaps the smallness of ,be
kepubilcan vote in this neishborbood is
aue ~ TO the fact that the Tribune is pub
lished IN the city of New York. Uyar,H
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The Draft.
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.

46 in wheel-Quota 3-6 drawn.
Jacob Mast, John Groves, Jas Wills,
Edward Doyle, Mike killdutf, Michael
Huffman.
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GALLITZIN.

18 in wheel-Quota 3-6 drawn.
Jos A NrCloskey, Jas Bailey, Francis
Brown, Henry Sanker, Richard Denny,
Felix Henlon.
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Samuel Mowry, f Bedel, Peter Brown, Wu
Skelly, Andrew Beck.
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BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
20 in " heel-Quota 7-l4 drawn

20 in Wheel-Quota ia drawn.
Anthony Shovel, Edw Davis, Mason
MAllister, Abram II Brown, Rodney
Charles. Andrew Anderson, Jos Conway,
Chas Farabaugh, Thomas Kinney, William
Adams, John Wolf, Joseph Hiner, Matthias
Hoffman, Samuel Thomas.
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60 The soldiers vote, as counted bv
Inc frothonotary is for Mcclellan 15O.
and a Tor Lincoln 3S6. leaving majority
for Lincoln of 236. 'J0'''y
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WILMORE.

l6 in wheel-Quota As drawn.
Albert Butler, Chas F Preall, Pat M'Dunn
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s- If you would make caps to fit
some heads make them of foolscap.
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formed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-01-06
HOUSES AND LOTS
For Rent.

OFFER TO RENT for Ii. .s,.i,.
- year three eligible Lots, si.ua,e is a.
Village Of Lansa.,sr--No. I, . and '
Lot DO: J. vacant 10. fon,;sr o.
about one acre Of ground.
Lot No. .. joins No. ., spd fro.t. =,
French street Iseoatsips . vsrv h..d.
come nsw dwelling. oos and : bali Co...
high. With Six ssaiIy 6aish.d Rooms a.,
the premises 10 a good Kitchen, St.b,ss.
sDd eli other nscsssary conv.nlcsce. Il, h
.ultogethes one Of the mos, d..irnhl. .,..
h tks Village st Lsssss,er. p'"'s'
Lst Ne. 2. wins Is, No. .. and f,oot. a,
Chsesh snd Preaes S,ssvt. Il contain.
ssssl. s.s sepsssssbis twsilins, all ssss..
ssfy easbssidiaxs, ssd . ssoc worksbse.
Sseseos dssisise ~ seat siskss. ar ~ -
shs sscve dssesdSsf Lsss wsssd de- ..m !.
nsks ezssp spp1i0~ssDa.
;1ass " lxsssr.
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,ishsd institutions Of tbose States, but 10
defend xnd maintain the supremacy o!
the 'Constitution, and to preserve the
honor. with all the dignity, equality and
the righ,a oftbe severa! States uuim pnired;
that as soon a. these objects are accom-.
plishsd the war ought to esass.
A motion was made to lay this resolu
ton on the. table. which was disagreed to
Yeas 50, nays ll5.
The yeas were the extreme Abolition
is,s, Of the Lovsjoy stamp
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