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BY the yeas and nays in the New Jersey
case, it will be seen that there were three
members absent. BY an examination OF
the list of Representatives, we find that
these were Mr.. kenpshal (Wbig) from
New York, Mr.. Hawes (Whig) from Ken
lucky. and Mr.. Hopkins (Conservative)
from Virginia. We also perceive that Mr..
Hunter Of Virginia, who is sub-treasury
man. and Mr.. Shepherd of North Carolina


claimed by the Globe as Van Buren, man,
voted with the Wings. All the Georgia
members who were considered among the
doubtful in politics, at the time of their ell
ection, from Illinois, Indiana and North
Carolina, voted with the Locos Had the
Wing members elected. been present, to-
gcther with the one who ought to have
been there from Massachusetts,, there
would have been a majority of one in the
House, without the Wings from New Jer-
sey, III favor Of the Wings. Advertiser.