Indiana Republican, Volume 2, Number 69, Madison, Jefferson County, 4 April 1818 — Page 2

mere than an hour against the tinuance In which Mr. Hugh when the ground was first broken .women, children, r. resolution: and Nelson, in opposing the motion, on the questions which were viving men,- have sin Mr. Lowndes occupied about and asking that the opponents of made on tint day, with those of reached .our settlement the same time in its support. the resolution be allowed at least .Saturday, will be given in course. The same gentleman aW -

After Mr. .Lowndes had con- one aay more 10 urge mar uu- iriu. U3, u was currently r Snns tn t-lim inrJrintsllv 2.. ' tlllt a famil v n fk.

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to revive the amendment which vowed his hostility to the resohi- A ncr node of proceeding. tham, consisting 0f nincn i. . j .i t 1.1, :, nivrt on ilirmlnff The nrind iurv Warren atd Uvincr tiKm.!. ..Pc

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resolution on rnaay, uui assumpuuu ui jjuwcij uuuiv" - - r. 0 1 uau, near thpr

which he nad arterwaras wun- inrnngemeni oi uic tumuiuuuu lu.ui..wl..a.JJwl,i1wl,, v tuuamu, naaj vvitLu

drawn, ttnat gentleman mignt De ana or staie ngucs, occ. ' 'vTlun Vl single life left free, to debate the whole sub- Mr. Johnston, Ky. of in reply, best talents of the state," and butchered. ' iect, untrammelled by the ques- also incidentally offered a few re- ought therefore to represent the . , tion being presented separately in marks in favor of the resolutions, district of which the county of . Milledgwilk, Vch j:n . t l r:u., Mr- PirovK'a mntinn Warren is a nart. in the next rnn- Rv a crpnflfm-ir, r ..'

mcmhprs nf the rommittee miht was withdrawn, when the com- cress of the U. States. Whether we learn, that the du J

now have an opportunity of mittee rose, reported progress, the voters by whom Mr. Johnston Georgia militia were orrai! voting for any one branch whick and obtained leave to sit again. is to be tried, will, convict him of the 15 th, and encamped 'I i t - 1 lr ! tlif rlnriTe nnrl senrrnrp Mm nr. smith Rirl nf the. r i

miffht be acceptable, and against

any which might be objections MISTAKE RECTIFIED, ble, lie renewed his motion with It appears from the cemmunisome variation to divide the pro- cation transmitted by the govcrposition into three distinct rcso- nor of South Carolina to the prelutions. sident, and by him laid before the

The question was then tsken house of representatives, that an

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win, tnrougn modesty plead ntf capt. joftn L. Little w

f i-.cx.m0r.u2r. uic upper regiment. On thfollowing si:; companies.

amrest, N. H. rE3. 7. command of major FannV

on striking out ail the original re- amendment to the constitution Cold Fridays. Within the last sistant division inspector,

solution after the word " Kesolv passed by two-thirds of both hou- eignt years we nave had three ed forward to fort Early

iri" and inserting the following ; ses of congress, and if was sup- days which have appropriately Saturday evening last the rc and decided in the alSrmative posed concurred in by the rcqui- been .distinguished by the appel- the army was crossing Four!

3ycs 78, noes 58. site majority of the states, was laticn of cold fridays, from the creek, being that distance i

" That congress has power un- not in fact concurred in, but was intense degree ot cold weather Hartford. A junction ri der the constitution to appropri- rejected by the state of South Ca- that prevailed. The first occur- Tennessee detachment was ex;

ate money for the construction rolina, who had been supposed to red on the 19th January ioio, ted .to take place at fortSci of post roads, military and other have ratified it, and that, with- when the Mercury in the thcr- theistof next month.

roads, and of canals, -and for the out her vote, the proposition did momeier was 14 degrees below The Indians in the mean a improvement of water courses." not receive the sanction of two- zero. The second was the 14th continue their horrid cruelties.

The question was then taken thirds ef the states. The amend- February, 1817, when it sunk large family of the name of G:

-tm the second resolution, oilered ment referred to has been print- Jo aegrees below 0. Ihc third tham are said to have been is part of the substitute by Mr. cd with the late editions, as part was on Friday the 30th u!t. when cently murdered on the for

and noes 70, as follows : following words : ro, one degree lower than has maha, and it is reported that

Resolved, That congress has "Resolved, by the senate and been noticed m this place for 12 boys have been killed rear

years.

v 11 -power under the constitution to house of representatives of the

construct post roads and military United States of America, in conroads, provided that private pro- grcss assembled, two thirds of pcrty be not taken for public use both houses concurring, that the without juar compensation." following section be submitted to The third branch of the substi- the legIatures of the several tute was also agreed to, as follows, states, which when ratified by the syes 70 noes 69. legislatures of three-fourths of " Resolved, That congress lias the states, shall be valid and bindpower under the constitution to ing as part cf the constitution of construct roads nd canals neces- the United States If any citisai y for commerce between the zen cf the United States shall acetates: provided, .that pri- cept, claim, receive or retain any rate property be not taken for title cf nobility or honor, or -public purposes, without just shall, without the consent of concompensation." rcsj accept and retain any preMr. Mercer proposed to add a- sent, pension, office, cr emolunother resolution to those agreed ment, of any kind whatever,

to, which artcrsomc discussion, ircrn any emperor, king, prince,

tvas adopted, ayes 75, noes 63, as or foreign power, such person county, arrived in this citv y follows : shall cease to be a citizen of the terday evening furnishes us wi

MADISON,

April 4, 13 I S.

INDIAN MURDERS. Savannah 9 Feb, 26. A gentleman from Wavnc

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" Kesoivea, inai congress nas umrca states, ana shiU be inca. the following particulars of a rewer under the constitution, to pable of holding any office of cent massacre by the savages on

canals tor military pur- trust cr proht under them or ei- our southern frontier. Sonn 2f.

Scott.

A letter from New Orhia, ted January 28th, stares tint

beimnoles 6: vreeis lcuiansic, itinpf the promontory of Ia;t

rida, against whom our fira

marching, arc four tvoxsrdv riors strong ; " that they i destroyed all their towns, pi their women, children, stock:

provisions in a fortified d

situated in the midst cf an mense and almost impa marsh." ThU account H to expect a protracted warm

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i. DOCUMENT Relative to the Decision of tin

jnisshncrs under the A

cf the Treaty of Ghent

Declaration of the ComnM

under the 4th srticle of Treatv of Ghent.

New-York, Nov. 24,

Sir The undcrsignca, j

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poses, provided that no private thcr of them." tcr the murder of Dykes' family, property be taken for any such It ought to be generally known, most of the inhabitants exposed purpose without just compensa- as if is now ascertained, that this to Indian depredation soucht

tion being made theretor. amendment was not ratified by ttfety by retiring to thickly peo- missioners appointed by virtsj Mr. Lowndes then moved the three-fourths of the Stares, and pied settlements. Six men, whose the fourth article of the If adoption of an additional resolu- therefore is not a part of the con- affairs and the situation of their of Ghent, have attended tc tion, as follows: ,titution. jVj;. Intel. wives would not allow them to duties assVned them ; and "Resolved, That it is expedient follow the prudent example of decided thai Moose Wand, that the sum to be paid to the U. INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, their neighbors. 3. Vim. i- jua nA Frederick M

States under the 20th section of The question of Internal Im- selves together for mutual safety in the Bay of PassamaqM

u.w awi wn. ouuowi- umvcuiciii ia iiuw iuiv ueiore m one nouse. about u m ps he. xt,wru a mrt tnc v'i

f)P.r& to the hank nf I Inirfl Sratp. thf hnncr rf l?pnrpepntitifo .-a lnttr . . ,-. . . . i c !ipffl

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j 1. T. . ", T I i n . ".ww.H.tuw, ..u uuuc on tnc great datii- iundy, do eacn 01 and the dividends which shall a- the debate on it may be expected la. On the evening nf .ith In. u TTnitrr! St

rise from their shares in its capital to occupy several days. That stant, five nf thPm wmf nf ,5: uu nil the

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stock, be constituted as a fund which has already taken place has the purpose of cnlilnr r- u s.,..,-: r i i i- - l.j i 1 . 1 .l v

canals." The question on this resolu-

tion was decided in the negative ject. As this question will be so- of them. Joseph StalFord and tannic Majesty, in con! ayes 72, noes 73. lemnly decided, and, it may be, three brothers named Osteprn n,Uh tht rL Intent of the

Mr. Forsyth then moved that conclusively settled on this occa- were slain John Moore escaped article of the Treaty of &

the committee rise ana report the sion, we need not say that the de- to the hou sc. which the siva n ti,MM.irUrven hunc"

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resolutions to iue iiouiu. hate shall De lata Dctore tie nub he. had. fortunate v n,r tl, r... .1. I'lic comw";

Date snail oe iaia octore the public, had, fortunately not the courage rihtv.thrce. The

soul crs have the

The enclose their decision.

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This motion brought on ade- We have eiven an off-hand sketch to assail, otherwise pvrrv ,,1 L t? honor hcrcwi-

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siijtory aeDace ui an oours con. ct what tooii place on Friday, must have been destroved. The c