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about o'clock, wien Mr.. johns moved that the
Committee rise.


1t appears that such has been the waste Of time in
Congress in not passing the appropriation bills, that
a bill drawn BY Commodore BiddIe. now at sea- for
5000 dollars could not be paid, and that vessel Of
war was detained from sailing, lately, for want oil
AZ, 900 dollars And the Jacksonians say they nave
a decided majority in Congress-


A Sign IN Kentucky Thomas Slaughter, esq.
who was nominated on the 9th Jan. on the Jackson
Electoral Ticket for Kentucky, .decines the honor
thus intended to be conferred upon him."


The affair of the six militia men is mat
ter which will receive attention hereafter. Ne
ther the report Of military committee, the jokes
of prostitute editors can excupate General Jackson
from the crime of extreme and unnecessary cruelty
if fran that of MURDER in the case of these men.


Ithas been seen, that an express decision of the
President, dated Jan. 8, 1914, to call out the mill
tia for three months. has been considered as null
and void because. on the l1th of Jan. 1914, the
Secretary of War authorized Gov. Blount to cal
out what number Of militia the public service requr-
ed, without reference to that Department Hard
pushed must that Committee be, which was thus
obliged to reason And poor, indeed, are his intel


ects which cannot discover the attempted imposition.
CoRREsPoNDENTs.--Aco communication from Mil
ton is not altogether legible. Besdes the writer is


informed that some part of it renders it necessary
that his name should be given to US before pubca-
ton.