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 question of much novelty and deep interest agtated on Wednesday and Thursday in the House of Representa- tives Agreeaby joint resolution of the two Houses, of the Senate and House assembled in the Rep Chamber for the purpose of counting the and declaring result of the late election for Governor, pursuance of the direction of the Constitution Before terng upon proceedings for which the two bodies had assembled the Speaker stated there had been some formal- ity in the by of the Shers of the State The Constitution requires That the returns of every cleo ton for Governor shall be sealed up and transmitted to ihe Seat Government, directed the Speaker of the

 House of who shall during the first week

 of the Session. open and publish them in the presence of

 both houses of the General Assemby that some of the

 had been directed to the Secretary of Sate and the Speaker House, which was informal and contra " to the express direction of the Constitution It would he

 for the determine, what should De adopted Whereupon the Senate retired, wen animated but de- sutory debate the proper mode of proceeding in which Messrs Baker, Mckinley, Hubbard Diilett Paul, Hays, Hickman, King and Craig, participated This dis cuso having occupied portion of two days be to give debates in this weeks paper, but promise to do so in our next.

 Itwas finally resolved motion of MT. Iea that with the of Senate the Houses will Fri day ocock assemble in the Representatives. Hall and proceed to the number of gv e Governor waivng all lormaitcs in tn; different turns of the Sherifs.