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VERY PRopER.-A clergyman, who had been
elected to the Legislature Of Maine, returned his


credentials to the House and resigned his seat:


on the grounds, lst, that he was minister Of
the Gospel, and in that capacity had duties to
attend to, which he considered of more impor-
tance than any he could discharge there; I'd, he
was elected without his consent, and against his
avowed wishes; and Sd, his mind was devoted


to such subjects as would render him incapable


OF doing gjustice to his constituents.--N. y. Star.