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~ The objections made to the election OF
a Chaplain in the House of Representatives,
did not proceed from loco-focos, as we were
enormously informed and stated in our last
paper, but from Wings That fact of course
does not alter our views The reasons of the
objections made, it is proper to state, how
ever, did not have reference to the appropriate
business Of Chaplain, but rather to the man
ner of obtaining the Office and the consequent
degradation of the ministerial character in the
persons Of those who have been too much in
the habit Of elcctioneering for the place on
party grounds. The rebuke of such pract-
ces, we presume, is sufficient, and we hope
not to see religion dsgraced by them. If we
were clergyman, we should rather ofiiciate,
!" without price," than incur the least suspi-
cion of the integrity, sincerity and purity
that belong to the character.