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"JAN 6, 1916. Tie House is engaged
IN spirited debate on the British treaty
bill. A fasu has been discovered in it, and
attempts arc making 20 stop it. 1t will be
well II the mixers do not make more with
out mending this. -


/" 1t is now said the republicans Of Ceor-
gia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, North
Carolina and New-York, will no, vole for
the perpetuation OF the Virginia dynasty
The Pressure which kept the dominant par
" together has subsidized and they may
i fall by their rottenness to pieces" The
Broad Bottoms are increasing in strength.
The Federalis.s res, on their oars, but they
are influential here, and none more deser-
vedly so than your truly honorable Senator,
Mr.. GoRE. He has the confidence and es-
TEEN OF "a parties


" A motion for General Bankrupt Law
has been made and ought to prevail"