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EriAay, December 40, 1928.
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EriAay, December Az, 1910.
Owing to several ustances not necessary TO men-
ton our sheet day lacks its qantun of editorial mat
ter We must beg indulgence under promise OF max
ing amends in future.


PRACTICE. u.s. PROFESSIONAL will be recollected
that the United States Senate is and has been for the last three
wears composed ma orty opposed to the present admns
tration and in order to see how little attention has been paid
TO economy, we annex uie ioiio"ino at NON ~" A'a'oha
Journal - ,
In the staementof expenditures from the contingent fund
of the Senate present year. we find that 23O39
y,oid for printing The alterations of the Senate Chamber
as to restore the their former poson appears have
cost of y 600 What had previously coto make It
,nsjphtlv we do this moment recollec For capeng
and new furniture there also has been expenditure Of $4,000


.Ka,yiander.
n, senae-on Monday last, the following Resolution
was introduced by Mr.. Eaton:


Resolved &c. That within days before the adjourn
ment of every Congress- each House shall proceed to vote for
prnter to its work for and during the succeeding
Congress and the person having majority all the votes CIV
en- shall considered duly elected and that so much Of the
resolution approved the 3D. ofMach, 1919 entitled acsou-
tion directing the in which the printing of Congress
shall be executed fixing the prices thereof and providing for
the appointment Of printer rpnners, as altered by TINS
resolution, be, and the same is hereby rescndedt


Mr. Knight introduced an additional section, requiring
the Clerks of the Houses to give public notice for
sealed proposals to be handed in for executing the public



sons offering the favourable terms if approved by
the respective Houses This measure it was stated would
be saving to the government of from 50O0to 000) dol
Laws annually. Yet strange to tell, the accomplishing Mr.
Eaton opposed the amendment This con uct OF Mr.. f.
might easily be accounted for the suppnston that he
concerned with Duff Green in the abslnent, where
the work is done. remains to be how this he affair
viii terminate


INDIANA-The Legislature of this State met the first
Of this month The voting for Speaker in the House OF Repre-
sentatves showed the strength of parties in that body lisa
HowEa friend of the present Administration of the Gene raj
Government elected by lnlorltyof two votes over s.
JUDAH, an opponent of it. Close voting this!


JAcoB BuRNET has been elected Senator of the United
States from the State of Ohio vice General HARRISON resigned
The vote in Joint ballot of the Legislature close For
Mr. BURNETT 90 for JOHN w. Campbell, 80 scattering 2
The Eastern Argus contatcts the statement made IN
several papers, of the appointment Of the Hon. Wlllan
King TO the Senate Of the Uhted States, by the Governor
of Mne and says appointment has been made in place
Of Judge Paris.


f1eorria-The Electors OF this State have given their
votes for President, Andrew Jackson 81 for Vice Pre-
sent to William Smith, Senator Of the United States
from South Carolina, Z and to John c. Calhoun 3.


I,,a,aa.- Official retur,s--for jackson, 22,2s7


Adams, 17,052


Majority for Jackson, 5lS5
Missouri official returns--or Jackson, 6,272


Adams, $500


Majority for Jackson, 4,S72