He considered the bill of such groat impor tance tlutt legislators should invoke Divine assist ance. He spoke with great earnestness.

Mr. Oeat, of Rockingham, sjtoke for his people at home. That was the crucible. Whilst he despised the arts of tho demagogue ho respected the people. He considered the bill ono of the most important in the history of 1 irgmia. He spoke with much force, and lavored the resolution.