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THE DESTINY Or MAN, VIEWED IN The
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The IIonse of REPRESENTATIVES.

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The roll called disclosed the presence of 222
MEMBERS and the clerk was directed to inform
the Senate that the House was ready to proceed
to business. The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Randall and Cox, of New York, a committee to
wait upon the President, in connection with q
similar committee from the Senate, and inform
him that Congress was ready to receive any
communication that he might be pleased to
make
Mr.. Holman presented the credentials of Mr.
Shiyely, the member elect from the Thirteenth
Indiana district to succeed Mr.. Calkns. resigned,
and that gentleman took the oath of Office.
The House then took a recess of fifteen min