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m !.f a4 DN .w,u
u im T.rtif f riot) wJm J
lk( ,Va ihlroitwflrtg.
4 H IUmV Represente-lts
-kl Inform' in
tN'Wtr Dortmerrt rtUllM N ikt f4
Ifr
If 1 , lit 14 f lMlfi V'
-r ctoHon. asking f i rw
H ,n..rMU ftw bf Coc,grr.f
' r..t....t,.- I meat dial si r t
Von if umi w - - i
- .w-r.,, Pawns. Uin-xw1"
It !r ik Ji.)UIr Cm
' tijJWwi ftftHtiKJint W
to, cr gmtmin Ik pnllf wk ltd bf
Ik, !, of Uhc4 utc. fofKeri
fr.a4 .if MfMa.l lift or l-btnt. A
P,H rt potitd bf Mr HftlVit
r-.-ln. ol iKa Vh4 w lM Suit
f the Union, .h Meu WMpfJ, of
VonMoiu of M.rtUi4. MtoM. f
J TBMlt.riUttM K.ltf , f Nr York,
toer jiff ddfM4 lh Comml't, bkfc
" . tohimt Jf .ro. Uihf Mr.
- Tor powmioa of ik
tOd, , . . f
tin ortUrtd 19 rttdloc TorJr
r yttrtJr J01
.lIoaM of Rprtenutir. Tkt bjtl 10
MKoti nt tf PeviUili..to
CiU lirwugk tho United St !
UncH, tod Iks rctolutlon prop wine
nrBdmeM to h
Kct Ibt porlodni blrh ny prrvm mj
third rtdirur,. , f
,ln ib IUh of Rrpreieoiiilrei yn
teHr teo!otoB ltrod-iced bi Mr.
Cotlr, of Tennfttce, Infifucitnjr the
S.t.l A(TIi to litqolrt In-
to tr lrU of Iht llofirei mdt lo
, th Quritr M.er' Drp.rtmt of lh
11
on
l4tlnt forp. Dl r.w-r.-r
cm tht pmtdinit .kf'l5;i!
bt rttoIU'Wnt oncrro
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trhh thi commltKtof ibe ScBite, la ex
J miiiinK nod rtporUnf tht buJnee lo bt
. octcdonttlht preMBi loo. '
'f - AUtrapt mde bjr Mr, lfrtnphlU,
cf FrnnsyWmk lo Uk up the bill to pro
Tlde for tbt OflBctr of tho Rrtoluiloiurf
Arrar, bat It not tuiulned, tnd the
icu&lja of thA ftmcadmept of. ibe coa
otl:"t-o rttuaed- Mr.-lloffiain, of
Htm York, rtd Mr. Birbour of Vltgim;
' ipoke In firor of Ine meodm?nt and in
' mendmcDt wi offcrtd bj Mr. Cocko-
' T " '- - .
I - "AibrcA Jtlo tb tentto, tbe itteriil
"-"tnit tngroiKa fori third reidlnu on Wd
- Dertf ""t jreterd7 psed tnd eni
- to tht lloutt of Representatives. The
resolution denying tht poer of the Eie
: cati't fo sppoint Foreign Ministers e
"cept with the tdtlct and consent of the
$enie nd fhe resolution proposinj; the
' repes! of the dot f on salt, ert rhelub:
ject of discusiion tb greater part of the
daft ' - '' '' '',-
In tht House of ReprescntB,titet yes
':. terday, Mr Forsyth moved an amendment
to the resolution offered on the preci-dinir,
Ldar by.MfCampbell,,of Ohio, c)ln(f
f for e copy ot i letter trom nir. Miaaieion,
tTtbe United Suter Minister al Uumi, to
' the Russian Goteroment ; ann oi me in
etructione lothe United States' Ministers
-: t Chili, Buenos Avresreod Mexico; rela
T tirt to proposed ConRress of the. South
American Statesj hkh was rtreed la
- On motion of Mr- Mitchell, of Maryland,
TUmrm r rrrttf the Committee -on-Miii-
tars Pensions, to mend the act relating
thortiri
Revoiuilonary officers, soioiersanu
lors, for the purpose of administering the
""bath pestribedbt iw;- The House went
IntttCommitvee of the Whole on the Ute
ctbi UnioOwhett Mrv BajrUettfNev
Hampshire,' ,nd Mr. Cook, of liiinots,
tddressed the C'omroitfee on the resolu
tiotie to mebT lhi C
M'Puffie .Jho floor for Uo;fiben
Ire will 'eptf to the. arguments nrouunt
forward against hU resolutions, ind It is
eVpicticJ the; 0,uesiion will be taken.
Jfitil j-lftthe Senate, the greater
i part of yesterday was passed in Elecu
Uve ousinesa. ,
vV-'.-The'- exDectatton of roan?, we are
among the number, that the discussiorij
. ' ; the' Constitutiotvsl question, in the
Huse Representatives, would yesterday V
. .'. be brought to a close, w K"n oiap
,i minted. After Mr. M'DufiVs reply.
Lklfh consumed about1 four hours, on.
motion of Mr.vTrimble. of Kentucky,
tboCoatmiueo rose. ' J ,
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e.kiiUi Ui efitf f wd.,
anmniAX ustMAitT.
A U. Dff.llN. Yotkjfnil mis.
....... At lUl 0tMSHt I"
!tUftm.l-"''1f,Mt- ,r
It Is mm i4 cors,
fMjlted UP 1 Ift eopv-riKni oi
- -w if jiMM.r Btfh h i
nPfr(dti'f d ouha wr i6i wot on
try coy utMiB si9i t"'"
rs hse come to the deitrtotIoa tl
A MniMlaW r.nUM Isltlf PJ
been fcct4 splm the .UhtfOf
Me ttd htisbstd ky onKiou ry
bcst the pr.n hH f'tr..rdr rtc.lrsd
the eraii Wslle, wo uM
ilUsberot4Kohh. . . t '
There sre IOrta'tnf estuin"""
le P.Hs e1y , octipyl"t kmM,
f, 110 000 rrsms of peptr, tUJdUif N
eelp el.TIOfrsocv; rjMsficl-
. wft,ii uni vkii suce
of Ooftroor VmUf bii P,
. . ' j 1. orwioutMscMr fslse.'
The hols number of iod U Pn
silvatU.ls 111. bo tre mUUlncd at
!!!!MMM...rr NoteUhstsnd
loe.coSpUbtiof 4.hrletbe edml lf
mttoa -b- Jesdcet pretax gcDcxaj
k.KAtje ilk stste. .
A letter receive w Aioenyt irv
..i.m.n i LGrante, Utd 39'b Dr
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cember, states tht4 GterJU Fay tits
rtons, thM-skleeoantrr U:fTtr:h the
K,.n AdMi ibe Ups of the seterae. Ev
ery thine? Koioi on aUk ui Interest! brrn,
rd Ms AmerUin friends sre treated by
tin, al4 bis fcmlly Uh boundless ttten
lion and kHness.
Mr UrUl BmlK Mleppirtntlf ' io
kf.hh. and tundinc loon meeting
at Frsndton, N. 11. suddenl, fell down
dead h the pew where Ke-tel.-Ike
miSde rator was JuU about to declare n
un.nimous sote lor btm as town cicra.
Tk mnnjre of the steam boats natl
iteen the Falls of Ohio and
New Orlttn i esUmsUd la e Pittsburg
nMr at 7799. Thirty ellM ooais ere
U-W'ftltir lTomlihlngfoo stales hTl
Hchrr RrAVsrfiil4.Xiq. member of the
last Conifress from Maryland, hss been
appointed- CAe'f det JJfJm to Peiuf
and tnst Mr. Bradlsk of Hew-York, bat
been appointed to the same aiaiion ai
Stockholm, lo the place of, the late Col.
iliauwici Xrans.Xrqho Isuly . re
turned from Ureece, has been elected e
member -of the Legislature "of 'New
HampshirerfroroPortsroouttt.-::' Z
Lorrnx Dow, is now travelling through
the Ule of OMo, preacbing occssionall;
JlrWalkerjdfertiset tar sale, la a
Washington psptr, that beautiful and
fertile tract of land tilled Heed Ath in
Prince George's count! in Mar? land.
nr.rrUi tt Lnn. .Mass. Mr. James
Leois to Mis Hrpbubah'Tarboi, daugh
ter of rant. N. I arboi. As a remarks
'InrMnr arr informed that-this
ir-ntleman has been four times married
in the same coat, and 'tis pretty good
coal yel."
A resolution hss psssed the N. ! As
sembly, ditec ting the tale ol the otatc
Prison in Ie lorli, to tne corporauon
of that city , for SI 00.000 r-r
::-VUliam" DueDburv, ; of. Iftrrison.
Westchester county, N. Y, having drunk
op his health -sod proper! yt banged -him.
self on the J8th olu. . :
An ox was recently raised al Caen,
France, remarkable for the varieties 'of
the color of his hair, resembling that or a
iigern4of-exira,ordinrxjdlmejnlMs
being 6 feet 9 inches high, sod weighed
Rlor. ihiii half million: tof olUit has
been paid into the treasury of New-York,
from lotteries, since ItOl t and keen ap
prcpriated.tQ.ihe: endow ;mrnt ofcollege a,
chetiubte and pious instituiions, the edU'
caiion iof thildreni ewl puhUc: improyl-
ttwftrr
: Mr. Kean bas offered rewsrd of 8500
for the lurhotvpc .fccoraplices of Jhrjo;
thor. who has direttea to. him i letter from
rbW'5m'glclkrri-w''Pwnai(eotm-'
i: Ohio, has lecemly been mulcted in
ami iin dMisttu for rslanderjitte'r
t h hi lovirte soouse. ' Poor fellow I
he had muth beUer iemained Mr. Singly
lerry lf bi life, than to take help
meet who will, a Way his bird earn
tngs thus. But the longue is an unruly
member, which no jnvtn can tame.
0H9 end Chesafleake Canal.
lift u hearJ it stated, lhat the re-
nnrt Afthe U S, Acents for eHcrtaining
the prMCtiribiiitv and etinatingtbe costs
. a ! i L. ...-aa tt aa TaewV naw 1
i Mf f r.BdhrYM.
a4 that tU estin.teef eipeBdutire,ne:
tf t V
tT.',rln,
If J IK
tl I
rcUi! t SM
At .iA A etMlf man ke CMirtsd s
Mr eft
it ura
w. a . a la.-
fjt wl4 a wS list
Afsr
f eurrWdt hr, he w.s ac
M H rni,,!'4 1,1,1 V
kasT WeeowMwiNke(llM
. kfi.TVa. I andra soU, sir.
Twk UUaiure, t fipon ki bt re
J ffi it arlntrs rsiMctiof IM
Aifnl t,rekkww e
, cukeef Uitut sit iftd MM boa.
a !. iU sitetad eoeese
'ike MtM,.tMc fire aAd'sil
Bjiooi tf jMl
t toil, iraii
After Ut UwU bjvt ibe
Kfactloa lolnooenci Ike Mftarrlf.l of
some of oor peckrts, v4 so kara of Ike
lafcty of other.
The ColombU, Tapt Crakaoi, enlr ed
c 8tortSaf from Uterpool. wkence she
sJled to the Id ft M.rtb,kaig beee
detained wltk others, from the lltk ol
Fe b. by edtsrse wledt. f -
r.fj n. kaa favoored as whk IJver
pool iPr of tke tl ef Marck, and
rtmnger ofcllin-Vy faralsked
is.k tiuu4.ii dtcs to tke 1st loc!ai ve.
i Tke paper do aot announce uy pc4lt-
evmi of great lmpwrtsJK. Tke
cnmnlal edvke tre eery gloomy.
Hve Dake ef -Wellington bad proceed
ded wkki pU&d rlnot of sis carnages
lo euoHtlate the Emperor Mcboias on
bl seteklors. He enived it Berlin oa
Ike ITirfeb,
I ke I rtrpool Mercury wy, we can
state," iathorttyi on "which wooer
kIui p rf thf irreaUrt reliance that or
wr ba Leal nerutlatloo, and Oot VOtirt
eikiocttils the ckUf ohiect of the Duke's
iooineyl To preveot the general wsr to
kkh it .march of Ktaslan troops
lktf mLrbtlead.heisrrepow
tret ie oar our co-ope raiioo for effecting
tke Imrddlste end complete Independ
ence of frevce.
TIm- dcounts from St. Petersburg are
into Febjusrr. It was Mid four hundred
fcffw-fw f distinction would he condemn
ed ia 4Tik.i Tke arrest of Wm. Ruch-
elbecke bad just taken pUce la War-
"Tk. LuL of B. A. Goldscbmidi k
The I of the failure of JJoldscbmltlt
dtteftf aefesrsensation oa the Conti
nent. In Amsterdam, It is said, six of
the principal merchant stopped on hear
ing the kitellicence. .
Crest deoreWon existed In the .York
shire market. ' At Leeds, ete. tke demaed
f0dotkHl"Lw,rSeljf.ef.boownlo
be so flat.
The number of bankrupts announced
in England ike ; first aU oeeks of; Jhlf
year, wis sis.
The distress among the laboring cls
ses out f emolovi In many of the mana
firMrinr- rfitrict. WIS :eXtrem." At
SpitsBeVlsV miny famlJlesTwerk ed iually
starving. A member of the common
council of Loodon said he was manager
of a fusd for the relief of the houseless
ooer, at which not lei than 1000 appli
cants were soDolied twice a day with a
two Detinv loaf and a glass of water. At
tOfWKD t0 iroops aau wtu vv
.. L.J-.
to quell a riot.
- The Bank of England bat agreed to is
sist the commercinl interest by losns lo
the amount of three million on pledges o
merchandise. This it was thought would
have the effect to improve business.
An armiailca was concluded between
the British and Burmese armies on 33d
f Henttrnhf-r tlolast for 33 days.
It la sid Soainhas aeTee'd to acVnbwI
edge the Independence of the South
Ameiksn Jjtate.'.
Bv the ne treaty between France and
England, neither nation can, after the 5th
inat imnort into'lhe'bther fountryrfor
tonsumptinnt the produce of Asia, Africa,
and AinerJca.;.iJ)ls prof fion ppesrs to
be unpopulir in England. Mr. Robertson,
who U opponed to the free trade sjs'em,
said, in the House ol Commons, that the
effecTbTH would be Iff XJjrett measure to
deprive the British ot.tbe carrying trade,
and lo tkrtroy-lbt 4areiusing aicm.
'A bill has Dassedjhe House or Com-
mho iding Jbr the Je ofJlOiOOv
fXMtd Fi htooer bills for tiid;" "
Ptvlouao-lhe
the average fall on Spot h American Stocks,
fromhd priti t which they were
iikuMtf as 40-uer ceht.: Oa: the an:
nouncement o that event, Colombia
bot.da'fell to 3r, 40, and the Mexican to
40. The formed bad ubseduently ad'
vanced to 40,.48jt and the Mexican Six
per Cent, to 63:73.
Tte amount of GoldhKthidt debt, was
stated to be three million and a half ter
ling. 3 r- f . . ' .
The last letter from London quote
United States Bank Stock at 0 16--
The King of England wa suffering with
an attack of tbt fo. J-
.af. 1
r . j j - . - y i
Tklsh iUs'orf f C'h wf CsrUr.
rM.mat.es4 l-s.-lng mtU .1 C .M.r
Chk. la Irea,!l tiJ m Thersd .f .
ike t IrM I c?l?4,f Ul 4'4?.
r!UioalMn.ra.yfJUlfif. TM
t - mti It e llrm6rptK,
4 U tht Kit. Mr. iT4"? pi
lie 1.M Pre ahfUry, from tdCeriaikbn,
Itk tkip-0k itrse l " Ntwi then, we
are smUmdn foe Christ s, thowgk
G4 eid beseech toe by w p71
la tkrlM' tusd, U ft tofKUe4 to
Ood " ' - ; .
. Ti tntinw wts atttoded by vry
fiianookakKitbg to Pftsbf Urf f M Itl
rrtrngs wire iiundrfd by a aemerwes,
rvetiectaUe eed etttotlri itmW.. A
spl'lt of harmony eod teal for the Un rest
of tke Itedtemert awgwwa,
bed the aeuWd. . .
AaMOt the Woff IrurwrtsBt and later
a.ilt maaaares
adopted ky the Presby
tery, ess the formfefc themselre lato
iL.. t thetMirooseof oopoftlfig the
mUslooary tatkm, and koooi, now trwr
k. .iu4 aaMfbtendeace of Iht fvev.
Hdrk Wilsosw at lfftro, W vaKir
aaw'N.'loo. Tke ofli'tr elected foflkls
purpose, were tke Rr 'oe. u 9
kM.L.uit Tkaa. L. Cowan, LQ Vice
President Mt Andrews, tq. Treeo
.i Rat. Jo. E. Bell, rorrtapondmg
Secretary aad Re?. . ' re emao, rw
eordlne secretsrv.
Tk P, kkaiere resolved to Ml spsrt
the J'tt frilii I Ay m it, a a day of
sdmUI lasting aaa prayer i iw
c-amlMS Ufort Almihty God, for our
.1.. in for ike owt Dttormg oi ine
spirit on or cburche and coftgregstloasf
.ntnllnt tka tkreeve of his grace, for
frultM and keahky seasons t.d to offer
tad tkankselvlncw for tke rkk
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and un4Mrvetl roercies aitw
weenioy The Presbytery then adjoufo-
3 ... at - ... - - an ,fl aWmw a aw
ed,te meet in toe towo oi omw.,,
ike lrst -Thursday lUk toi)tUtot
next. - - -
f)a Sundav.-'the Sacrameat f the
lrd'a Senoer wa administered lo more
it.. . iwa tianlrrd eoramonlcsati. The
coogre ration was large, and the eierues
of the occasion were solemn and Impre
ive. The most perfect order and deco
MW
rum prevailed ; and we reel a hope taai
ihrooffh the lore lltne annais w eierniij
some may bare occasion to remember
the occurrences of this day. The very
handaome manner In which this venera
iwvirrTwrwis BiKbiy gratifying to the
member of Preakri? aun
the addition of a tpaclou and convenient
gallery, for the accommodation of people
of colour. This is a it should be. It Is a
subject of deep regrrj, that in many of our
Churches, ro provUloo Is made for their
accommodation. In one Instance at least,
we are told that the house is so construe
ted. they cannot enter within tbewlli on
the Sabbath. We do most earnestly hope,
that art will Immediately follow the benev
olent and christian example of the people
of Centre. Let us not cut them off from
the'lopf of bsppines in enorAer .swrtf,
tltkouRh circumstances, beyond the coo
t rol ol. 'ibaTpresent. genejtin,.hive pla
ced ihem in a stale or vassalage in rarer
Sound policy as well aa a sense of reli
gious duty,ahoold prompt u to this mea
sure. Whatever may be the sneers and
cavillings of InGdel and scoffers, make
ihem truly religious, and they Cannot but
undertand.and feel, thatt 'Servant obey
your Masters," I a solemn and essential
requisition of the Gospel
" One evidence of the healthiness of this
section of country, the writer of this
deems worthy of notice t Walking in the
neighboring grave-yard, and reading the
inscriptions on the tombs of the dead, he
was surprised at the numerous instances
of iongeviiy Yhey recorded." On ".one ht
read,.i agedJ IQ. years t'JL on .another
"aged 99 years;" and he was informed,
by a venerable father in the ministry; that
he visited, in his last aickness, a man 1 1 5
years of age j who, up to nearly that pe
riod, bad been an active and laborious
man. ' The inhabitant of thi place may
well sav, " the lines have fallen to us in
gcly:pUcei.:.we:havea
age.H With lively feeling of gratitude
ahd filial Jove, may they-exclaim, " Bleu
the Lord, 0 our souls t bless the Lord,
aAd fdrgetuot anf of his benefits.,1 - T-
. Z ''ttcoMMiicmo.
It jus article i wlhia day's paper, it Wuf be
ed by Mi. 'MDunle for amending' the eonatiru
tlon of the 17. 8. relative to the election of Pre
sident arid Vice President, has been cot abort in
the Howe of Rt preaentativea,.by e Call for the
previous question., . the vote: on. the first reso
lution, taking the election, in ever erent,
froor Congrcaa, wu decided in the affirmative,
ayea 138; noes a on. the second reaolation,
providing for uniform mode of voting by dts
trictt, a negative vote was given by .the House,
ayes 91, noes 101.- By this decision, it will be
seen there is a very decided sentiment in the
Uouse (and we have always beGeved tbers wa
ovt of it) against the election of President
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iU sWmt ii' as ! w t -al
ke aiJu4 i'k tS eVta.t ii sy
cWUr slrfiyst I1' rWJa,
-1 wJrM ke cm sm rvsnae Vy He
tMawtue sf tve ky
wkaiHdv ss a,tW k
ike iMfa l W iUl t 'w
tXiiMt wkkk ee Md a rM af-4 ika U.
Uk pUe, Le w I aawfvd, 4 pr.
MuJr ttMl, ky Itr. G7, a Ut
tke liawae f " ;
la a f w rvtswi ke aade the : Wv
Ike aTatWaa) if at U the ftaM,th4 US
estrscU, WWw i te okkk we Wf to
r,Ut tke rvada', U Pe as ay cWg ws eai
aTte hs awe ewe Wnli- w 'icl'
tttr.'te that fart as Mr, Cawary 4a, wkkk
wool! WmU tke ekxtke if a f
Ht,.&taaa.Vy that asode, tie bsIjVrf
Ike aaUaority weaJd ke It Claly te kt U k dbae
(UtCatAdarstaaa.
On the 3It Mr. sstwiiae rro w e
VsrUe rvaaari wbats wke kd, aViag
tke aew-4k apokee le eff-jshioai is U rvas-
WW AaJ we k a Irttef frwai a
af thW Haie, aow W a, le Wck it la mil
tka Mr. kkDwSi V U a aat
awaterfy faaaai-Jly rwaEilaf sfl tke kk
tittiaawekkkaa4kasaalw..iliiaf44
w . ai, ar- aiefairir -saeiatrSi W ifTa r-H I
riseabXuce.
Tke MWwg are Wr. CmeT rewasrlii
ifr. CiMlrwmni I do not rise at iVs
lime, for Iht porpoeewf offerUf a gener
al trgwnuet U rtlatVaw tw tke Upuat
oueauoa of Iht tmendmeat of the Coe
tvrrm wow amder tTlaCttsaioil I binly
wish to tte, (a w are proosory wriwrng
nranhe floe of a Iowa debattl. this
House rw tha subject,) that tke argt
ment of the grntlemso fw Saok CUre
(Sir, M'Duff,) drawlr from the He
result of the tot t of the ii.te of Nee
Yor k, 1 calculated to mislead those oh
do not understand tke object of that vote.
It was not, whether thaj Cotiathutloa ef
tbe United Stste bouM be altered or
.mended, bwt 1 xUt tf
of the Siaie of New York would tall lb
power from the Legialaturt, and tot for
Elector themselves, bp a general or Div-
tu t,ir, l
tot, -when-tboaeeH-.to.axercIst: their
aoond diKretion, who lo akt Ptetideat
and Vice President.
wish also, briefly to show, that tke
amendment proposed by the resolatloaef
ibe geotlemsn from Sooth Carobne, U
calculated toenable a minority (contrary,
la my opinion, io lhr Pplrlratidltnhrf of
our government) to control and govere a
majority. To prove this fact. I submit
the following statement, which I Intended
to have made soon after the speech of
the honorable gentle nun. but Ibe greats
antietj end jnts of membmwaddren
the-ckalr oo this quesiioo, baa loduc4
mtTTOTemainaiUjtt until now.
Soppose the Stale of New-York to give-
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two hundred thousand votes, onweo h
Districts, it is entitled lo'thirty six votes
for. President and Vice.President, (being
one vo'e lor each District,) sy there sr
bar candidateiv foe - Prawide W,;ll- of tke
Districts rasy, with la.000 votw, gie n
for President II" votes, leaving 74.000
against Mmr divided between the other
candidates t the other 18 Districts may
give three fourths of the votes, being
75,000, to C, for President i now admit
ting .that B hjd, in the fi' st mentioned II
Districts, one fourth of the votes, (being
35)00,) which added "lo "the 7500i
would -make 100,000 fofCt tf'ing hi
for President, 1 8 votes only . Yet wbea
you come lo canvass the 35 votes of the
State of New York, with hh H.O00
would have as many voter for Presideot
asj whh hisJOO,000. JYou may1 adll gt
farther - with this ea!culation-ujpo
youdd tbe-Tioavoics.that P rJjdnoL
receive in the first mentioned 48 districWi
with the 75,000 that C did receive In h
other 18 District together with tt
thirds of the balance remaining,' given w
theoU'er-caritteiln the last mention
Districts? it -would -malur 165 889r?oter
to be conirasted with 36.00O:r But giving
B the one third, (being the balance of
voters left in the 48 Distrkte tht gmkr
a majority,) it wbuld increase B's num-
rswiit ifsum w mt iw twwrr to e
which, deducted from 165,66$, would
leave a balance of, lil,3U.jgin.pv
yet B,. with less than one fifh of the vote
of the people of the State, would recetv
s msnjrotes for -President as. C.s . ,
It may also happen, w hell you vote hf
districts, giving each a vote, and throw
in? away all minorhiea, (as contemplate"
by the resolution,), that B, reccivtm.
25 fin vptei.but little more than one
eighth of the ; atrength of the w'
would have a many vote for Pslden
aa C, with nearly aeven-elghts i and tlj
calculation will hold goal, and vary
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