FrOm the Newark Daily Advertiser.
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ELIz,BErurowN May 3 1911.
n-Le oid Berouph received the news OF the no
STATIONS with great delight, and last evening
s,cd federal salute in Identification.
When our Clay Club, on learning the proceed
;,rsoftbe Wings IN the Legislature nominating
NJ, Frelnghuysen, resolved he should be the
nan, and called upon the other Wings of the
Corn,rr to come up 10 the work, we felt conf
dent assurance of the result
We have still on hand the " Broad Seal Ban
nor" presented by the Ladies in 1910, which was
s,s, unfurled at Bunker Hill, and we now throw
!, again to the breeze TO wave in triumph on the
.,h Of March next. For whom could that ban
uer be more appropriately raised than for our noble
| candidate


oTbe Broad Seal of New. Jersey is the en-
| blem emphatically his own.
n? The Madisonian says" II is quite certain
vote will not be taken on the Annexation Trca-
tv for several weeks"
II Fred. s. Agate, Esq. is dead. Though no
West, his pictures are well known 10 the CON-
muni,y, and he is entitled to an honorable place
in the history of the Painters of our country
Mr.. Agate was a native of Sparta, n. Y. and
was born in 1907 He spent several years abroad.
but for some time has resided in this country.


u The New-Jersey Pilots have held "a meet
ing at Jersey City and passed resolutions Ia
rnenting The death of Captain j. D. William
son, U. S. Navy.


II The Ncw.Jcrsey Pilots, with ? boats and
II Pilots in service brought into port during the
month OF April. a. vessels, of which 81 were
boarded out OF sight of land; and pioted out So


CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
BY THE REPORTER OF THE SEw-YoRK TRIBUNE


WAsuSoroS Thursday Mayo.


In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, TO- day,
Mr.. Duncan moved to reconsider the vote setting
apart the last three days Of next week for District
bnsiness and the motion was postponed TO next
Thursday.


The Postage Bill, together with other Senate
bills, was taken from the Speakers table and re-
kred.


Reports from Committees were received during
The morning hour-among them,


A resolution by Mr.. c. J. IxoERsoLI, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, requesting the
President to intcrposc his good offices with the
British Government for the release Of the Ameri-
can Prisoners at Van Dieman's Land, was
passed.


An adverse report was made by Mr.. PRATT,
- gom the Committee on Public Buildings. to the
change Of the Representative Hall to the Library
ROom


Mr. CoBB OF Ga. and Mr.. McDowELL OF Ohio
IIocos) warmly opposed the existing Tariff, and
advocated the passage of the pending bill.


Mr.. J. K. INGERscLL, with rare learning and
ability, defended the law and Protective Policy.


Mr.. SEYMOUR of Troy, for himself and for his
constituents. favored system of g moderate pro,
lection'' 10 Manufactures, and opposed the bill.


Very little interest in this debate, which con-
templates no action, is manifestcd-a quorum not
having been in attendance at any time during the
day.


The SENATE was not in session. ARGUS.