THE aREPUBLIc1N PHALANX."

SENATORIAL HERdCTTrI
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ON Friday, the 9th inf. during the debates
in the fenate, upon the report Of the election
committee, Mr.. Otis ftated that from the
principle which had been eAabliihed by the
committee, that board would be juitited in
admitting eItraneeus evidence, TO Judge OF
the correctness of returns made by town clerks
zJe bossrabse Mr.. D1as, democratic ienator
from MddIefer, interrupted, and declared
pO6tiveIy that no JDeb eViGs.es had been aPPli-
ed for by the committee. Mr.. OTIS iaid &c
had 70 underitood' fron fbe gentleman tia5jfT,
and from the chairman. Mr. Dana replied,
that the chairman might have afked the qusi-
ton for his own fstisfaetion. but It 10s' not
done by order of the committee. The CHAIR
nan was then called upon, who read from


his memorandum, vote of the committee
which bad been taIeu, to afk perion certain
que1ions in the vsry eaf zffnaeffo. MIR. Dana
fst down.--The following day, when iiml-
lar cafe was under confederation, and requeit
made thar evidence fhsuld be admitted, MIR.
Dana had the etfrontsry to rife ifassS fisse