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The report being read, Mr.. Tit
comb, chairman Of the committee,
obierved, that he conGdered the
third letter in the fur-name of the II
votes from Ifleboro, a blotted r, and
that the name was Stron.


Mr.. Otis role and obfervcd, that
invefigation was necedary for the
Members of the Senate to determine
for themIelves the correctness of the
facts and deduction and moved
that 4 O'Clock fhould be aligned for
the confederation, of the report.


Mr.. Dana moved, that the con(id-
Grafton fhould be commenced, and
fuch parts only pofponed as gentle
men ihould fay they wifhed for fur
ther light upon. Mr.. Howe was in
favor of this motion. But it was
replied, that without examination il
was difficult TO know what to oppofc
and what to admit. Mr.. Hill was in
favor Of proceeding with diiculiion.


Mr.. Philips faid, as the qucftion
was, whether the Legislature fhould
choofe Governor, or confirm the
choice of the People-it was proper
that the Legislators fhould proceed
with caution and delicaey, in afcer-
tanning that this was a cafe in which
that power devoived upon them
be moved, that tomorrow, This
day. 10 o'clock, be aligned for ia
king up the report. Negatived-
Yeas I9, nays 20.


A melton for 5 o'clock yeiferday
afternoon, was then put, and carri-
ed-ysas 2T, nays iS-