Indiana American, Volume 12, Number 51, Brookville, Franklin County, 13 December 1844 — Page 3
TiietvoGovernaienls having already agreed through iheir respective organs, on the terms of annexation, I would recommend their adoption by Congress in the farm ol a joint resolution, or act, to he perfected and made binding on the two countries, when adopted in like nnnrier by the Government of Texas.
In order mm tne simjeci may re miiy pre-
- a disposition among ihem to resist ins i
ijet no efforts of theirs can break him down.
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AMERICAN.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1814.
j disposition of tliar party to put dow n any man .'of intellect or decencv.
In order inai mc mum. v i iu i..oy i'iv-. , , ... i Joem all its bearing. elec.edU.S.j D. C. Rich, of Jennings ro. A living gene- . j T.,rRsDAr Dec. 5th. i P S ch taken place, in reference to it, since ; Se"alr fr0m 0h,- j ration can ever w rite i,s own history. The I lvN?',lln w Mo",!,r- l" i ?e adjournment of Gongress, Let ween the U. Clnrrr,s historian may extol he virtue, of mankind :''"r-T or"mza,,"n re " ine nuj ........ ... C OHjrrc.ts. IJolh brandies nnnn.Tri;e worn 1 units i manMnci .,.pntinn fi ,P Governor 5 Message. I o-dav. Ti
States. Texas, ana .Mexico, u nerewuri trans-; V without reward. Hut shnnld ha .nt ..'.;.,!.. ' ,tm o....v ., - ' : ,' , ' '
le Rev ' Y M "" air'' ,np'r follies and foibles, he nrou-: menced by prayer from the Rev. Mr. Gurly. ' although I shall do all in my power to elect a m' ' '!scs the selfishness and baser passions of ii,e heins uncertain whether there aie stiirn ieni Whig. I desire the election to be brought on,
dnes appeared i isible upon cv- king out Tuesday, and irjaerr ingr Thui.
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we re tlie e xecul toners of the judgment of the and amendment on the table; not carried.
people, wore a ghastly smile, as though an tiTP The nnettion being on Mr. Defrees' rcsolu-
! seen monitor w as pel forming its office. lion, Mr. Onh roe and said,
i Mr. President. I did not intend to say a word
on the question now before the Senate. I supposed that every Senator would, in compliance
th the constitution, perform his duty in refe
rence to the e!ecii'n of United States Senator.
lis question has been settled by the pr ople
LEGISLATIVE.
organized at 12 o'clock on
States.
The amendments proposed by the Senate to' hi'. The House elected the
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laet"'".. . """""J.ni'iif mnmna MPiiindist Crtiirerrtirp.1. , . . '.. . ; ! in force to authorize the election of a U. ! in order that we mav proceed to the nroper
c-ves and .Mexico on me ;mmi hi .xivemtier, pi,,-.-,, .. . ,, c , , , , . ""moui uenri ana is marge, wit i endeavor- ,. c. . , ... , . . i . , . , n .. . t- . " . t.napl.im, and the Senate elected the Re v Mr . ; s- Senator, the law upon that subject having , bunness of legislation, nut b" the la or 2'J lSif V, '"rTrZi ton. of the lVeShvteria,, Church, Chaplain ' 7"" '"V"""'5' 3 of the revision, a hill ha, been in- diftorent attempt, that have been made by the is.er, lor ine co.iruirenrc ine .Mexica.i M " .... , r. , , Pyramid of calumny. Hut we seek no man's ' troduced revivina the rledion law of 1S37 re!- Democratic side of this S-..e this mormins,
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Tl. IWrre of Sntemher. IS1.1 in ip slin.i "'""g
ative to the election of I'. S. Senator. Ow ing to strive otTth election, it the shape of moto this circum-dance the elections for Senator, liors to adjourn. I am constrained to believe Secretary of State & Ju ljs, were p'l-tpori:'.!. j there is hu attempt to prevent any election. Resolutions of rcsnect to the memory of LM the peonle ol Indianasee who are willins.
sponsilulty. Mr. Rich is n young rnan. a Iaw-J Mess. Davis and Mi'chell. two Senators dee'd an 1 who are not wiliinff to go into this election.
and t their
maintaining
.... , . . ! ih,l.i;,.n tl,l I, : ii r'1 - r ' - """ii !.". i iii" j ..less. I'avis ana ..liM'lieii, io "fnniors uec .1 an'i who are run wnnns: io po imo u t(1,he retail trade, the order for, he expulstoe. nh.,on rule, wh,, h was carr.ed by a vote or, Rn, a fli speaker-full of fun and i since the last session, were passed, and the , The Wl.i party now as ever, a, of frei,..ers, and that o a more recent date . yeas 108, nays 83, so that Congress can now f f,,n,vf(l), r ki(1 nl, ! Senate and Hons, adjourned. credit be i, spoken, are desirous of, inre-ardto Piporls-a.l or hieh are cons,,!- be pP,i,jolie(! t,n ,halsbjeP,. Mr. Duncani . , f .. " the House, r.cn. Siapp is chairman of the the laws, and of doms their dutv. orel as i:, violation of the Treaty of Amity and in(n) Presidentiar?0" al fcr,;nS-'"n,,r,,'" n h i"terrotse- . rnmn(,pe on , ?tMe Hmk; Mr. Herod. I Ily the castine vote f the Presi
Cii'nnerce between the two countries, have
recnlaiP Prpsideiui-r committee on (tie state ituik; .Mr. ueroi.t uy ine casti'ie vine oi ine rresiaeni, coni i"iuriiiiji i , J.ii.. , r ., r.., e :. .. 1 . . . . - ... . . ...
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to a correspondence or considerate lensth ' ' ' 1,r- "?. or Indiana, has g-iven nut still there is crr.ethin-al...nt him to which ' Means; i;e. 0. Tiiuley. chairman of the Ju-! power 10 procrastinate or to postpone-if that betrveeti tli-Ministers for Foreijn R:i.i, notice that he will introduce bills far the com- WQ , U. w,)jt h( ((,rnP(, a:dK-iarv. " j be the determination' of the Democracy. t e aiidmirRepiesenlative at Mexico, btn without' plcfmn of the Cumberland Road, and to grant ! -, , , , , r , ,., ,'i Fhipw Pec Gth- " '-h to know it. We wish tin fpror !e :o know a,v sUfactoy result.-They remain sitll on- Un,u , , s,,tt, f ,Q lhWa. ch l.l.-IIe knows more than his father, j , CivernnrV 'message in ' ,,;, n whom rests the repotiibility f deprialjaste l; and many at-.d serious ,-iconvenien- ; e thin lie ts afflicted with a loathsome d,s-.; tho ro,nmip(, ofl),P hole was referred to i vins our Sta'e of her full representation in the cos have already resulted to our citizens in con-.1, s"LanAI- 'ar '-vest proceedings are me 4lli. ease rallt,d vaj,v Je obtrudes himself tip- the appropriate committees. j Senate of tlir Cnion. sequence o( them. j Gorprn . w T, , . . 'on the attention or the Mmtse when it does not I In the llmi-noihinz of interest was Iran-- Hut w hat is the pretext for this st.ance rroQ lestionssrmwina out f the act of disarm- onr ",0? s "-?- Hus document is in ,-, , r parted. A motion M Hi in e some rule of the ceed,,,.? The ch iirioan of the Judiciary. (Mr. injahodvof Texian troops under the com- j "'is number ofthe American. Of the princi- C(",CPrn "im' a"'1 ' 1 ,e r,',r0 'pr 9n,, Houe was debated nl lenjth. i Chapman.) whose lee.il attainments have rlaMind or Maj. S'lively. by an oiTicer in the ser-' pies contained in ibe Mes-aae, w e propose not , ,V!Pr mpn hen a plain, common sensej Satirday. Dec. Tib. jcedhim in that position, and whose opinion on vice of the Coiled Smes, acius under il j tn speak to-day. That we shall attend to here- m:,,,er is introduced he entertains the Mouse j The President of the Senate aiinoum ed the '""re questions of law. i.iii.ht therefore to liave orders o! our Government and the forcible en- i ' a fanfaronade of bnmbitic nonsense tnlk- standin? committees. The contemptible little-! w-eight in this bod v. assures us that there is no ,ry into the Custom House at HryarU 's Land- ; ' ' delivered of -towering babels." '.blazing comets." j " "y the President in the ar- J aw to authorize anv such election -and gravem. on Red River, by certain n,tzns of the i " ere prese.u vi ne.t it was deluerecl. - ,, , I ransemcpi of the commiiieea created c.mid-' lv calls upon the members of the legal profesU. States.and taking away the-ref-o-n the somls j At half past 2 o'clock of Wednesday, the 4th , n im,nL' worh.s and falling momitams." IJe j rr;li,!,-iodi.Miat ion and small talk. The alvest ' "ion to sus'ain that opinion. Deins thus apseizei by the collector of ihe Customs, as for-ist., die Senate came into the Hall of il e s'in"hi road and study common rsene a little i nnd best are either nil n committee or bun" pealed to. althouiih an bumble member of that
Mouse and took their seats on the rioht of ihe '"ore. and talk leas ahandon bis poetry and i on the last end. When the committees were ; profession, I have no hesitation w hatever in
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feite 1 under the laws of Texas, have been adjusted, so far as the powers nT the Executive extend. The corn spondence between the two Governments in reference to both subjects
will be round amoiiirst the accompanying documents. U contains a Till statement of all the facts and circumstances with the views taken on both sides, and the principles on which the questions have been adjust 'd. It remains for Congress to make the necessary npptor riation to carry the arrangement into effect,w hich I respectfully recommend. The "really improved condition of the treasury, affords a subject for aeti'ral congratulation. The paralysis which had fallen on trade and commerce an 1 which subjected the Government to the necessity or resorting to loans and the issue t( Treasury notes, to a large amount, has passed away, and after the pay
ment oT upwards or ? 0 )0.003. on account or
the interest, and in redemption of more than S5 OOIOM of the puHic debt, which falls due on the 1st of January next, and selling apart upwards of VV) for i!e payment of out
standing Treasury notes, and meeting an in
stalment of the corporate cilies of the District of CohimHa an estimate. 1 surplus of upwards of STOJ JOOJ. over ami above the existing ap propriations. will remain . in the Treasury at the close of the fiscal year. Snould the Treasury notes continue outstanding, as heretofore, thai surplus will be considerably augmented. Although all inter
est has ceased upon them, and the Government has invited their return to the Treasury , yet they remain outstanding; affording great facilities to commerce, and establishing the Tict that. under a well regulated system ol finance, the Government has resources within itself, which render it independent in time of need, not only of private loans, 1 ut also of bank faci'tties. The only remaining subject of regret i. that the remaining stocks oHhe government do not fall due at an earlier day; since their redemp
tion would be entirely within its control. As it is. it may be we'd worthy the consideration of Congress, w hether the law establishing the sinking Hind under 'the operation of whtch the debts or the Revolution and lat war w ith Gieat llritain were, to a great extent, extinguishedshould not. with proper modifications (so as to prevent an accumulation of surpluses and limited in amount to a specific sum) lie re-
, ana talk leas atiandon his poetry and : on the last end. X lien the committees were ; proiess-ton, i lia e no nesiini,iu wnaietoriu ice. and discipline his mind by reading j announced. Mr. Orth. of Tippecanoe, who is J sayi-g that in my opinion the position ofthe , , , , ... . I penileinan in any situation you can place him. Senator from Laporte, (Mr. Chapman.) is alii V the standard winks of the master,, ,. , .. 1 , .. . .,. ,.. t-. asked to have his name sun ken from the list. ; together untenable.
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In reading, it occupied the Governor about 53 more tuimme ana listen more ,o ins j as n(, rii(, , ,vj.n , .1,n(.;,r-011 ,!ic committees minutes. Me arose to deliver the messa"e in s"Porlor- He ha, sufficient talent, if rightly j as they were arranged. Me was excused by
the most careless, rliscusPng composure, ""proveu. cseip.men ami itirecteo, ,o mai,e a l .i ;, i great and useful man. These remarks are not ' Mr. Ivviog
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an 1 the P.e-i lent also had so-ne
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. , , , ... r , . r . I .I'll. i " nr i-r.Ml'- ll.il IAI UM intended to wound bis feeiings. but Tor bis own ; (Lwiiig tiom serving m the place assigned bi in. good. We hope they will be taken in thej Mr. Edmonson in the Senate, moved loliave
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every breath he was compelled to stop and Mard him.
quantity of tohaeco obstructing his utterance
disfignrinr his f ice insulting to decent men
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-and disa.acer.il to a civilized nennle. At "l"ru. e.s e nave no unu.n.i leenngs io-., m copies o. .Message nnre.i m t.er-nan
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..nun v ,- nr.n... .1 AM. I lllli. II .it t'.l It . In the Mouse ihe Goveri.or's Messnge was referred to I lie appropriate committees. The subject of p'iti'tng fvr.t copirs of ti-.e Governoi's Message in German w as debated most of the day, and finally di c'uled in ihe ymrmalive.
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kill lice upon cakes. Eighty-two times " ,,",rr r"""c,ans our rcauers are ; w.pre rannrlpn
SEN ATE. Monday. Dec. Pih.
roii ,he monstrous, nauseating lump of fill", in
bis mouth the saliva running from the cor
tiers
John W. Gnmcs, of Henry co. We hive
taken notes of the character ai:d talents of a
s or his mouth, like the overboiling pot or number of the young men of the Leglsla-
tobnee osteins when preparing the juice to tore, or the '-onts'' ns Raridcn would cll them.
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during the delivery or the message, was he - M" ""f- -or. v.r,.... s .,.,- . e..n,nelle.l i cu.n .ti.rw the filth unit toroflheXew Castle ( Henry Co.) Courier.-
saliva from his mouth. The scene would have
Me is about 24 years of age. but younger than
. ..iii r i that in appearance. Me wa formerly n resi been a disgrace to the hack mom of a doggery. ' '
Indiana BiCs;i.laturc.
dent of Rrookville, Ind., having removed from
.here nbont 13 years ago. Mis talents are
Mr. Defrees introduced the following resolution: Vso,'re7. That ihe Senate will, the II. owe concurring therein, proceed on Tuesday next, it half past two o'clock P. M , in the Mall ofthe Mouse of Representatives, to elect one V. S.
We had the pleasure of looking in upon the promising courteous in his manners indu-: Senator to fill the vacancy, which w ill be ocdeliberaiionsorour present Legislature Tor one' trious in bis habits, (but in this respect jm.easionedby the expira ion ..fthe term or the ' , ,, , ,. , ,i . i Hon. Albert S. one, and that the said rleeentire week nntin" it moral intellectual and provement would not hurt linn.) Me is a clear , , ... ,, , . . roi.it- m t it n.iinv nun ii, inn nr. . t ion he conducted in ai resnecls accordinn to
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sage or , lie Revised Statutes or 1S43.
political character. To those who love to read .beaded and brilliant riter an editor.
i and study the index which , he Almighty has , has the appearance oTbeing warm in mend
stamped noon the IrontisDiece if everv prci-' ship but implacable in hatred. II" is a devo-
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men or humanity, this is not an uninteresting ted and ardent whig, not having the taint of , m'o" on ,ne ,an e; nu n mouon uiu .,., promap. In casting your eyes over our present . abolitionism about his carmen's. Having la- '"m,. Aiken moved to refer it to the cmmiiHouse or Represf ntatives, sensibly and plain- lent? lo sustain himself in debate, yet he i tee on the .In 'ieiary. iih instructions to rely can any one see the blighting Influence of modest and retiring viewing things will, a j port whether thete was a law in existence prefLflimw. No longer do you see the' clear bead and quick percenfon Me appears scribing the , . s np,rwli for the election
flashing eve. nor hear the burning eloquence to have a taste Tor pli,ic. and we shall watch of a Parker. Marshall, Jndah, Ow en, Matsnn. ; w ith some interest the development oT his Thompson. Ilradlcy. &c. &c. The finesse of( talents, and the rising prospeiily which evi-
the demogogue, w hich has arraigned tow n . dently awaits him. Let him seek wisdom against the country, f.irmer against ihe lawyer. ; wiih diligence, but bnmb'e devotion, ihe mechanic against the physician, the poor.; Ma. Isaac P.HKnrt is the' ruber member against the rich. ,be ignorant acainst the in- from Henry co. He i a man of sound, solid
tellipent. has almost driven intelligence, tai- sene. He is ns true an steel says little, but
What is ihe La? The -Lb. section of the
1st article of the Constitution of the V. Slates, requires that the lime, manner and yhire of electing Senator, iic, (-hull he prescribed by ihe Legislatures of the several States. Three tilings then are necesat v to be done, and three things only, before we can have such election. Alter the passage of the resolution now under consideration all these things will have been accomplished. That resolution specifies the time the Revised Statutes or page 1037. prescribe ihe vuinnor. and ihe ji!,jre9 fixed by laws innumerable. That place is the spot where the Legislature oT Indiana i now assembled. A pretext so shallow, and so utterly unr..uti. led. ought not to icceive a moment's consideration.
Hut the gentleman compla'" s that we are lotting this matter upon the consideration of the Senate prematurely and that too when the Senate i not full, owing lo ihe absence of the Senator from Johnson. (Dr. Ritchev.)
v hal are the f icts in reference to ibis matter? This resolution as introduced six days ago and at the request t f several members was postponed until to-dnv, on occount of the absence oT the Senator from Johnson. That Senator has since then been in his seat, but no effort was made lo bring this matter before the Senate while he was here. Now our proposition is to elect next Thursday and ample time will be given to the Senator fn.m Johnson, (who resides only about twenty miles frem here.) lobe pTospni. There has been no attempt to hasten this mailer. These objections are frivolous; but are thought sufficient to cover some sinister design. I well recol'ecl that at the la-t rinn r( the General Assembly v ben the majority was on
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cuts, and moral worth from the Legislative when necessary be sttikea will, power and Pf. 1 ".okk. ,..,. ,.r "
I again cai.e.i lor, wpicn resu.ieu as ueiore. ayes
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lo accumulate property be is not fit Tor a Leg- silion, as is the practice with doublful politi- Mr. Orth tenctved the call for the previous
enacted. Such provision, which would author- islator he is too aristocratic. Should he be cia.is. ; question.
ize the Government to go into the ma. kel for a !,,,,,,,,.,, ,v bis Predion wi.1, sufficient talenli fWe have a large number of sketches oH Mr Chapman of L.. moved lo adjourn
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purcn ase o. its ow n s,ock. on ..or . ...s ....... p rrsc Mirrrp,fl!y any of ,,e learned pro
Serve lO IM .mi.l.I. UN l-lt-llll .Il l.ir- ni. punt, and prevent, to a great extent, those fluctuations in the price oT its securities ; which
the no- mbers of the House and Senate, from
which we will draw npain when we reel in the
fession. he is not fit to legislate bir the ponr! 'niood. Put there are yet lingering some or the old
of a U.S. Senator; whii h motion did not prevail.
Mr. Orih moved for the preiious qu"stion. I
when Mr. II Trim an moved lo adjourn. The
uio'ioti to adjourn having the 'reference, ihe th o'ber side oT ihe liousse no lenity was aves and nays were called for. and ihe follow- j shown lo the minority, no respect evinced for ing as the result, being a party vole. ayes 2 I. 'beir feelings ibis seion, happily, the manoes 2.5. (jority is with u, and I am glad lo see that a Mi. Chapman of L , moved to adjourn tnili1 different course i pursued. One Aveek of ihe I o'clock, which was decided out of order. session i already spent, and the Journal ex Mr. Ilerriit.an lb. night it would be in ordei j hilut no progress in legislation. Why i lon-
gei delay desired? I ne'er call myself a Democrat, at least in modern and perverted sense of Ihe lerm. but I was willing l,at session lo go into an election for important State officers; I am willing to do so now. I desire thai the majority of Ihe Legislature shall always gov
Mr. Ewing moved to lav the motion on the em. That is irue Democracy it is a bastard
tahle. j Democracy thai r.sks for, or desires n differed Mr. Chapman moved to lay Mr. Ewing'n j rde to prct nil. I wr.s innghl to believe, during moli. .ii on ihe table. j the lat campaign, that Democracy was "proAfter some debating. Mr. Ewing withdiew j gressive" but the Democracy in this Senate is his motion when a mil for ihe n es and noes ' stationary it turns nebber to the r i "Til or left
On Wednesday, the 4'h inst.. the House oflf . ,,,! wi,!, '.!,,. re-1 it neither progresses or recede-.
su!l as before. The voles ol to-day are ominous ominous Mr. Aiken renewed the motion lo adjourn, j of an intention on the part of a portion ofthiMr. Defrees moved lo lay ihe million on the I Senate aided by the casting vote of the Presitable. (dent, to postpone this election to trample on
Mr. Chapman of I... moved to lav Mr. De- i law to disregard duty, and deptive the Slate
Indiana I'lrrtoral follcsc.
credit. No apptehensionofthissorl is, at this ; ,Mr nf joteliieence. or probity, of gentle-
moment, enieria.ne..; -ii'cr ,. v r , f .,; , 1l,1,,l t , ..,
Government which, but two years ago, were; -' ' -ocprcsciKonrs mc. reau u.e j.himi.... ...... off-red for sale to capitalist 5. at home and a- the wants and wishes of lb s great common- adjourned, for the purpose of giving the II ill hriMd at a depreciation, and could find no pur- wealth, and are sufficiently educated to put to the Indiana P"lk Electors. At half past 10 chasers, are now greaiiy pbove par in the. wishes into the shape of laws. o'clock the Electoral College met. when Ihe
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...... ..i ............. i . i:r. vripii tit A! Vinson is in nn.esi mem- r n..n. ri. nn,i nil r. i r . . . .. .. , ., .ri...i: r .. : t .
f .recast a Imonishes us to dace bevonJ the1 ....... ... .... ... i. .....: ............ j !rces motion on ine lame, wiin a can lor ine m iinnan.i ... .1 . in u.- ...inu-ns oi mr nareaeh ."if conlin.'encv the public ere lit. ; ber ol the House. He is an old legislator, and whom responded to their names, and produced j ayes and noes. jtion and that ico. at a lime when questions It must also 'be a matter of unmingled grati-; a practical man. He is the leader inihe House tI,rir c(,t ,ncates ofelecii.m. J.as. G. Read w as The motion was laid on the (able by a vole j or deep and abiding interest to her people, are
fieatinn. that, under the existing financial sys-( wjihoul any disposition or effort to be so. ra0, to the chnir. The College then adjourntem based upon ihe act ff ITSJ and ihe reso-; j.-r(,m (.ppp,;, intelligence, and long prae- , mrot af,nin at o.'".-'..!-. the hour desiglu.ion oriSIG-the currency or the country , .( Mcn mA j.rpis,n,ivP sfri!irs lrn M,P,, M-,,nn tl-v l,ni!st their votes has attained a stale oT pei led soninlnrs-: ami . . . r the tates or exchange between the diflere it ' he speaks every ear is attentive for mf-Tina- for President and Vice President, parts of ihe Union, which in IS 1 1 denoted, by 'turn. This is a mark of respect which none! At 12, the College met again, and on bal'ottheir enormous amount the great depi eciation, ran j,ave sive ti1(,se worthy, after so long ex- jg ji was found that the 12 voles of the State and in fact utter worlhlessness ol the curien . r had been cast for J,i. K. Polk Tor President.
cv in most ofthe States are now reuueeu o. ...... ...:,.. t
Utile more than the mere expense o( transport
ing specie from place to place, and the nsf. in-! and the speaker ol me lasi iiouseo, iirprrM-n- amuci .ui.roy was eieciea .Messenger to carcidental to the operation. In a ne .v country, : tf,ti ves. Although he is opposed to us in poli-' ry the vote to Washington. There w ere ISO
lies, (and we have especial dislike for any in- app!icants for this office. lelligent man who toted against that great! When the House oT Representatives was
man Henry Clav) yet we have been much about lo adjourn to give place to the Electoral j Tor the ayes and noes. Senate refused toad
: nlrased u iih his candor and honest dealing. !Collcg- the question was mooted whether the i joum, , 1 for and -o against.
i .
He is, without doubt, and beyond controversy. Session should be regulatly opened with the leader oT bis party in the House their su- prayer before the adjournment, or imTiediate-
like that or ihe Coiled States where so many
itidticenients are held out br speculaiion the depositories of the surplus revenue, consisting or Ranks of any descrip'ion, w hen it reaches any considerable amount requires the closest vigilance on the part of ihe Government. All banking instiiutions, under whatever de
nomination ihev may pas. are governed by an
of the Senate. to be presented and acted on.
The vote recurring on Mr. Aiken's motion, ! If the honest and unsophisticated pmlinn of was decided negative! aves 2 1, noes 23. '.our people will sanction such n couisc of conMr. Farmer moved lo adjourn -ayes and duel. I have much mistaken Iheir character noes called for by Mr. Chapman of L. they may forbear for a time they may pardon Mr. Ewing inquired if it was in order lo unintentional digressions from the paih of recmake successive motions to adiourn. without litude but I can assure Senators thai therein
i anv intervening action. 'a point beyound which forbearance ceases lo
I'lie President decided thai it was agreeable; be a virtue, and f they ,esi.e the approbation
A. L. RoruNSON, of Carroll co , is a locofoco. : and Geo. M. Dallas f .r Vice President. Gen. i to rule and precedent. of a confiding community, , heir conduct must
The ayes and noes were ca'led for on Mr. ; be such as to merit if. untainted by even the Farmer's motion, and the Senate refused to ' breath of suspicion. adjourn, by ayes 21. tmes25. I On motion of Mr. Parks, the Senate adjourn-
A call for Ihe previous question w as made. ed
w hen Mr. Jones moved lo adjourn, and called
aim
, i ; .-ior i .alems. practice, business habits. ,y after the vote of the State was cast for Jas.
stockholders That interest consists in the courtesy, and all the qualities that constitute a K. Polk. One member considered it impor
augnienta'ion of profits, in the form of divi- p,-.otIeman or a Legislator. When looking at j taut lo have the invocation immediately after, dends, and a large surplus revenue entrusted nhjne,-,n across the hall or the House, he and that all good men should continue to pray, to their custody is but too apt lo lead lo 0Nces' the ,izP frm and race or w hat the ladies 1 thai Divine Providence would ' lead us in a rVfZ:::7 Vy,. W.,ln debate, ay knwt. ... escape ihose caare nominally increased, and the speculaiive in private conversation his countenance is jlamuies winch evidently await us. When the mani every where seizes upon the public prjohl and lively, but when still, he has the hour of 12 arrived, and the deed was about to mind. A fictitious state of prosperity for a 8ppearance as though sorrow had passed that be consummated, the deep and solemn voice season exists, and in the language ofthe day, Although Mr. Robinson is ihe leader ofPrthe cannon announced the fatal catastrophe, money becor'ljiT pict hiparty h tbe House, yet there appears tob sounding the Kuril of our departing prosperity
A rTr&NOoV srssio. The President i-la'ed ihat ,he rcsolulion and amendment of Mr Defrees w ere under
A call was again made for the previous consideration.
question. j The question being on Mr. Defiees' resoluMr. Chapman of L.. renewed the motion lo'tionand amendment, Mr. Defrees withdrew adjourn, accompanied with a call Tor the ayes i the amendment. and noes. Mr. Chapman of I... moved to postpone the Mr. Todd rose to a point of order, after cen- election until ih? 20'h inst.. ayes and noes siderible debate, as to the construction of the j "ere demanded w hich reeulled in a strict role regulating and empowering the a Ijoni n-j parly vote a es 2.3. noes 25 The Piesident ment of the Senate. 1 gave his casting vote in favor of the postponeThe President decided lhat a motion lo ad- :meni. and ,he election is accordingly posljoum, was at all times in order. ' poned until the 2Mb ins. Mr. Ewing moved an appeal from the chair lo the Senate; not carried. j Mabkitd On yesterday. Mr. JOHN W4LMr. Orih w ithdrew his motion for the previ- i KINSON.of this place, to Miss JANE WOODous question. i WORTH, daughter of Mr. Riley Wood worth Mr. Defrees amended ihe resolution by stri- of this township.