Mr. Sumner then said:--

A Senator near me says he will not vote for this amendment, unless I

put in the name. It is perfectly well known that it is intended as an

opportunity to appoint Mr. Hunter, and the authorities, I presume, will

take notice. There is no need of inserting his name; and the remark of

the Senator is simply a criticism for an excuse. I hope the Senate will

adopt the amendment without a division.

There was a division, and the amendment was adopted,--Yeas 18,

Nays 17.

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