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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 importance
than any he could discharge there; I'd, he was
elected without his consent, and against his avow-
ed wishes; and Sd, his mind was devoted to such
subjects as would render him incapable of doing


Justice to his constituents. ts.-N. 4. Star.