Commanding Horse Artillery
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MAINE U. S. SENATOR. In the Maine Leg
islature on Saturday last, the House of Repre-
sentatives by vote Of 81 to 46, indefinitely
postponed the consideration of the order direct
ing an enquiry into the recent ballot for U. S.
Senator. We do not know that an investiga-
tion could have produced any result, unless the
candidate supposed to have been accidentally
or fraudulently elected, should see fit to resign,
and submit his claims to another canvass; but
the facts which came out in the course of the
debate were very curious. Fifty-three men,
bers positively stated that they voted on the last
ballot for MIR. Evans, but only 40 votes were
reported for him, and one member said that he
voted on each of the three ballots for VIM. P.
fessenden, bat no vote was returned at all for
that gentleman!