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notable whig movement, and instruct our Senators in Congress to gote against ihc re- solution for He recommendation of Geras, ,chich has recently passed He House of Re- personalities.

 These resolutions were thrown in by lr Collins, whig member from Alleghany and were designed, of course, not so much to af- feet proceedings at Washington, as to produce results here. They were designed as ameans of division among democrats upon this imPor- tant question. Fortunately, it was frustrated by the united vote of the democracy. The resolutions of instruction were laid on htc ta- 5ls by the vote of every democrat present- against every whig and native vote, with one exception. The chagrin ol the Eve. Journal, and it's noisy scolding, leave no doubt that the right course was taken by the democra- tic majority of the House.