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- ? u ' i '- v f Page 94, Vohnits V . - . ' A . ft M. TrwrathourM te pethk eaktsbctd to Convey m Lmputim of jnj tttc bd th 7kefJ IJswcJhaifnosMUtwweremienaeoaB epjwxuw of. urht womi! ca be AfYArdfcr (1 the "peaWr: This enun wu!J always te iVemJ ttjM and )s el ft Uttfc.wU no tell ta gentleman Uv nc.,.. r-' "7. 7-- ltl?&ta Federal Rpui were wa proceeded sc U luifhe 1 I CAM M a l.erwLU-i'J' number u t. Vr.Kr7s ,7 mtW irftmrmricn fvm - -Ye, the Dm. M ha jJ tot suppose las penon.i cnrucncc , "A'" Sehevid. cUci u -r, ever 4 it to decide 00 the a . , of KM TlL If rhl W Wish tO, hot loril. ' il: : ...I !.. f t anrlr'.l ' ATirra inns- ilrhalttb c.iftXiblt fs atria Out 11 rVT' . WCUK(llOlinu n Kimiutun iiNV)wauiii - ... . , . , v , . . .. The ,it.MJ w ue presumca wou cveryjiOMS man i.e. p tri -,,T , It :mJ tKO inerru inun wioi.n., J 1 : On nnXion ol Mr. Kobertion, ...vf-iJ mMd a rtfcrciic it Um! Wlition to cwnmJtte of - Mr. ll4Mngaw w-e, wJ Mr.' WiJbt ofpow to imntetonct of the pc'aOon at kit' It uject beJofigtotrf"31'" t th $pe1urWmJf to ledl , thruUcrtte fcoaoier, "Tfto ?ekef y Alult rtfrupliert wiping to take doUt," k 'J iA tU n-A mlohf axtehd tO 4Ch DCnwril S thonrtt Proper. It could not tra tha right of; ft eiUWm((intntiagV Mr. Wnglit) vrf F.dkorin the United Sates to tciul a uaoa,'- O-i rmtion of Mr. Uninlv, reeved r.n ?o7on;, -Xr rl or two remarr-, to rc-f Mr. GroSvCnor m.vcd.c f6lbnX re,.U.unn : w.rt the sab.c to be pwpanrJ - for er.uon. 2wLfilKal-hhdln htlepm- onthe flrthW hou.cn, . Me ! Mr. G.ol moved iu tudcfimUre postpone- J. . r 1 1 l: a f ...ki AM ct.t tKaf tli fvVKMw rwillrw1! tn tri (aim kUoCC niCHt. .ifr: i Who were thaEilUdr of (his paper: Itrrhercon. I't tf ekcf aW rt caa tte dvac vukMI kBnTmi(W lit prtkmer' mad yp4inio to W cr4 m uck. Tkf fltealWia) vaa r jvrtrd kuu M tae 9tl.cr m, furm at. the kears atreted could H'tiammliuUq t and tl fomt admitted k4 WW cUaA ramauiu But iTT Uac kola rKomadi d 1 J t ioaal boxtltkat am taiy n KC"iiniN t aata tail wi nw oi corue, b. it iiunvt a d'xibt. aerr JV faker Vaf rijrt in tScTuoi, abattheboxn rrclf4 ronivl artuww OMklaiebMt Igavt 1 UiJ !rrc may wiUk aocua app; mqujra . into the rxpeOtrnry id niublKli'iup a.UatrirCcourt inTl aV alAat- Slatt J -rr--i m ... . - ical to the geutlenwa troi M UnJ, Hid he hjl oerex read Cobhen'a ptdociioi cturee of OritiVi ir flurries ai Lie- IsTL.li, i.,., ii. vnniM. , n,hi,r (m m4ke 'dUui 5toiHcraH'r i-hc floor of tis house. Ihis Wat the first and the last urns he shod '.J Have I Mr Ocmt aeqesced in U-s rtsution. EST?-,, v VI. Tr.,..dl . A r.t' ...rrrw thl mnl rlfa 1 ICiTC 10 irBXt DV Dill IIT 0Ut l llW.' . I F (tcrmwu answer any tim ibt ikmim ikii uo.n , 7 tki-' "'r . " n VAW Jui 1 A. fevr petitions of a f rival nature were present' cdMiid referred. And the Hyuse iTjpamed aher 1 a Ter iiunuies sitting, ny rrports hivkiff been prj$, . paied by tlc comamtecsnow engaged in diesori uiid maturing busiru-ss for tiie House. " .,- 7'huriJ.ty, June 3- v Hie Speaker laid before ihi; rtoute ale'ttrfrom AVaiTt Ji.ir, Acting Seen Uiry nf .the Traasaay, trtntm'ti'ma; the Treasan iN i ) f. 1 Ik- icport read and rxfor. tin' tw present stiaject wpuid nare UKen tne ae- acom- 3-ctei course it lias taken.-'. He had not therefore t . . . . - 1" " . m. 1. elixir, on puu mucn aueuiiyu 10 tne uiscusaum. uimwo' ftrasnntknovni. Theydidot appear on the face oi the piper, in a rv. it to aipueroi vocti a tiie Tnnie Ueerit, lie hal declared tKat these men cre in Brhisn pay tlat the Fedcnd Republican a edited under BijusH iiJluence. They hod not ahOujfht pteper to Institute a suit against Poicu pine t)t this cWge A similar charRe , hnd been . jiride br the ppert rn this ro'intry; They had n tataied a iuit aeainst, one of them, M The Ameri can Jbat, as he Iwd been inforrncdx had dif on- tinned - Mr. Sseaktr I recollect a tpsecl ,'yntjrt,' wiilch opght t haye been recorded in tetters of cold. It was sought afttr with a' . i'y : but V a, as not to be- found jn the Federal Rcpuulican, f n rhom ihislf . Itl-hards then reputed Wn-tiiis fttir or impartial conduct ? Mr Wrij;htv cetis'iren tha puMicatVis 13 tut pper witW great severity. He particularly adverted to an anicle, in wtiich ti.e ;Jwlitortlad tecomraendfd any man, vrhoie letters had been opened by the American agent for carteK t' Annnpous, to horsewhip the president tor it. Xl; nlST read a psrt of on artie'e which appeared in th0"r'ederul Rerm'Viican of tlds mominj, i: relation ' tdtbedafcrice of Baltimore, and reprobated it in . etroajj terms . ". -The aatioo would ppwud the d: 'cision of the stieaker on cX'--!uiiinK this s'.enopi aplter ' from the house. Every reporter could not he ad- snittcd : and if af.v were eKcludea, the stcnora- . chrr fur this DaDcrouijht. v j Mr. Gf)-Vcnor aiid the petition which had been I ' nnnirl rrnm Ti ItirhuFcla u a erKniv.t fill mi-. ni t'ceruitroduccd Into this discussion by the ho "gfi iruUHgcntlenwn froni Mvylan:i, would have no . rcigtit on aiiy honorable Wild in deciding ni this ueiition. The' fairness and-impartblity of this ro - j piiwr had not been objected to. The Vedefal lie ) . :pttblictn had an extensive, circulation perhaps . more 8b than any ether paper in the United States. . -other papeis. .He. thought therefore that his ex elusion wnuld.be peculiarly .Injurious. As to this pnper bcine under Oriiish r.iy, the ccnt,lcfnnn had made the charge ou the umhurity of Peter Porcu pine, whprri he would hardly have adnuitcd to be joed authority somo years ago, when perhaps Cqb ' bctii had charged tiie gentleman, certainly he had , i charged otht'k gentlemen, with being under Trench , .r .Influence .V lie sakl 'Jhat he did not mean to be led liUrt any warmth on this occasion. s ilrnansorirose toap3k; but tiie remoteness of hisi station from the rcpoi -ter 8t tht frequent fall jf his voice, prevented all bis' romaiks from being J .3 & I I 1 IT- -..:! kLl' ..1tk....L I. ...... ; . rigijiiciiy utru. , iiq aiu jmi. bumuuijh hc i 1nrar ihU nt mtirh itrtiAi3l or liltrllfTIll il evrrilntl . . p i. 1 iif j.'.v..i..:..jj 1. ut present, ns iei(4umseiicuiiavriiiiiv iu apcuK, uu thisocaasinn. To remain idlent, while other gen tlemen were akdb to bear tlie whip, would subject urn to he charge of something more than delica- ' cse as, arbitrary, and partial j partial as it related to we inamuuai WHO naa pmiuonea , unjusias -u re- WCtti 8 great section f peop!ewHo were accu Vi. n 'ilyl.-.tluianer of irlformadbn; He contendsd tba ' I , there was temifj the hall for more than four aien r-eff otraliera.i? Lst year there Were seven, lie sd , uTiVdrted to'tlw-Vule of the house which declares tlMit'the sneakef fmv tc hall admit' stenogrsphtrs 'sakl that of the four reporters now in the house hat only waa a federalist ; and, however respeca- ( hie The indittduH ( Mr. snowcieu j ne was oniy u n6nuiai reportef, aa he did iiot pretend .to tke down the debate; Sir. said hei 'Vou may banish the ' atcnographerj to Hie Carribbees, you; mayshut up ' J Ttfjrery door and crevice of tiU house ; tut you can ''V0 hutoutlhe light of truth fvhm this people ' ' Yen rniffht as well attemnt to stop iHe.cwurse of the iWmaekv to alter ? the law of gruviuvtion, to . '! omt lead to ascend, and the spa-i ks to fly down' " Wd; as to extinguish the light ot mith. He be-s'-i V feved that In this body there yet existed ho uuwru iawn ta Jry up the funtainr bt intelligence.---''.. ,JIefeiuemberei the eelebntcJ Romsn usurper, Vf l vho, after Jlie had grossed thc' Rubkou, tricking f" Mi Way to the capltalj to empire and,lominiuii, was ! v o'Wiirfi i tuobi'tflbnfttj'w.h retuon H WateH against CtasarV Conduct. , i The usurper tn tjrrutcd to ,hlra that hS was at Ins iSsposal, 8cc. lr; HaA?j03 compared the language and conduct i Jju .Ccas af .to'ihose of the, majority. tX. Hi prpscm ' tjy f IJi said tftat th "fainoritf did not.. come here -imB"etsof the atoiroi' while he mtnaritvl were oro- 1 f ected Irj -.11 their privileges. I f ho coyld so lar vf 'jrgtt himself as' to reply ,10 the gentlemen from .Maryland, f Mf. iWlichtibe would tilt him that The question to postpone it indefinitely was put and lost, 71 to 91. Mr. AtriVc.u-t nfiT u,rvim- that, in his- Mr. Roberts moved that the house adjourn . rvv . . 7 'V ... r. m.i. - . opHr.on, cn Im'wtJiice ha l;cn v;ivcu to uw cu- tioi which oid nof well eomport with the d-.giity of; 1 he question to .ie on the tcbte was put and lost, u Kr.11.. t.i.,l il,,. err nn.l rn wliirh tha decision aycSQU. had been nuie by turn ol which the petitioner coru rhiirpi( whinh w rtnlv this; that in conse- qusnce of the recent alterations i the house, scats Th: question to adjoin was renewed and lost ha I been arranged lor but four stenographers and Aves 6 i. , t thos - places he hud asig led the applicants ac- Tne question then recuired upontheF&mendment conling to ssniority ; all of wiiom haviitg 'v;en of to insert can, whicn waa ior. lo-rcr standing fian M-. H. he ladby th.s arrange- Mr Bibb moved to amend the resolution by ma ment been excluded. If the houss snouW deem it king it to read Ivjo additional reoi ieis .n the floor pn;tr to admit others than those now on the floor, or ,-icwnerc. 1 m wouio be complying witn tne he hond they would designate. t!0 st-uons tney lanua iimesoi i.n S'vmld cctuoy, lie vIv' (ijSton wished the gentiemanould with ' Mr (Jaston said, he was one of those who had draw or modify his his motion so as not to prccnlx voted for a reference of Mr Rirhatds's petition to the place, ' , a committee of the whole, lie deemed tne subject .Mr. Bibb modified by atrikuig cnt the. wol ds on deswviii of cverv attemion, borause it was v.m- wcjiooror eueviu rc, outnesAKt he luji tt necessaiy retiolhc. cciHumue- of Va a:id Meaiis. rHeportia r , :. -.. Ti..;. ..i . . - ' fc 1 . 1 mately connected with the first pi iqciples of a re publican government, freedom of discuwion and publicity of proceedings. lie ha 1 also been de sirous to afTcd the Speaker an opportunity of ex piating the motives whieh had governed his decis ion. He had not bjlteved that these motives were of the land which had been conti'lntly auticipUed bv a noliiical friend-of the Swcakei s, in his vehe J a - mcnt opposition to the rcterence. to btato he iliou.d vote against the resolution m any s'i,e ; Luc if it passed lie wished it made' as per fect as possible. Air Roberts moved to amend by inserting in the " gllei ies-" Mr M icon opposed this amendment us it would make a difference between the stenographers ; some would be admitted within the area i4 toe hull while He had not sup- others would be placed in the gallery llo wished posed it possible, that the Speaker of the House of them all to be pluced on the lime footing: Re-nrMennuivM could It-nd himself, in his official- Mr Roberts explained thistobc his iituiition,!cc cDcfcitv. to the supuression of an obnoxious paper. Mr. Utliioua moved to adjourn Ho reioked to find that Ids opinion in this respect , o clock. -Carried 84 to 82 was well ibuhded. The Sreaker Iwscxnlicitly informed us, that his de termination was influenced solely by a regard for the; convenience ot the house, i he mottoe was assur-. Tuctddy; June 1. The case of George Hicliards was ajsiln brought up. 1 Mr. Huin'i amendment wm put. and hist, 7(ito 75. if. a . 'u.u..r......... ......b u ..... i. n.l ediy correct, and it the ofitnton to wbKh it led varied "diu.Mial aier-ographers" unA insert "additional accom from'that of the committee, this variance should motUtion be made in the gallery tor stc'nogranhers. excite no surprize, nor should a decision on their Mr. Bibb moved ijstr.ke out the whole gi die resohi- part fav6taWe to Mr. Richards, be viewed as overrul- tlon Uom t,,e wo resolved, and insert v that the prayer W-or implicating the ecisio.? of the chair. ot ?'r lMf ..-... .u. Charged with' the tesponsibihty of superintending tlll0n urgjng tut dw peak;r wna not 10 he n duced 10 the convenience of the house, it was natural lor the tins itvi ot'tne petiiionci- Umt he chiimtd a c.a a a Speaker to lean, he ought to lean, to the side of matter of right whence these h'ufh pr-.tcuions he had t.n tvlmen arrrm mfiflai mil it w:i hi lirovince to hveii excluded by an irratiireinoiit of like speaker, a if consult. But when a direct application is made to the members themselves, a scrupulous apprehension of possible inconvenience cannot operate In the chair, it is a proper and becoming sentiment in the members themselves it would evince an over- weaning selfishness, neither liberal nor digmhed. An objection had been intimated by the gentleman from South CawiinayJMr. CalUouu) though it had not been tiremed, thtrt the applicant 10 the tech " . t . : B I . Ii T- nical sense of the word, Was not a lt7!&5'rtiieri limn South-UaroUna, with m n. iwv.ty a:id apiausihihty he Iwd a right to he admitted, he d'jnk-d the qualificati ons of Mr. Miclmrds n a stcnugraphe.-, upon the score of abl y and impartiality, .Mr. (ia!toii said he rost; wih reluctaiire, to clA'tm ll.s , attention of the house. Uo was scniiMe that the disciu sion had been jiroloiijjcd unlit it became fatigueinpj. He waj uuuiUni also to te arcessary in bringing down npnii the luuse a repetiunn ot tha sentence, which a self-created Censor had pronounced against them, of having lot a day."' Hut he was disposed to r..umiic the tram of ar- guiiK-nt which had been puttied hy the .'ion. pMttlcman TIIE ;L!)ICMRY. Mr. John (I. Jackson ea'led up the rer.lnio VicliV S snhniilted tor etiilsideration a da or two aga, intiie fgl. -lowing words . ..,'. " Jinohrd, l hut the following be addrd to Ot (tandi)if " ruU-s and orders of the HouaC 1 n addiuonid ftaiidUnr ' committee shall he appointed, at the rommenceinftrt af , each session, vis. cotnimtteepn the judiciary, fcon,t I of seven meinhers. It shall he tlvjflutv of tlio Madcpffcy : tnittee to take into consideration all such petition and mailers, nrthingsouchingjii'tiriaJ proccedinfi, as shall, be presented or tnly come in ju stton and & rt-iarid Uy tln-iu by lite Huuae, and to report their opinion thertyipi on, together with such proposttiona relative thereto as to 1 them ahsdl seem espedient." - ),, ' . Noiiipontion being inatle to the motion, it was adopt eJ without adivision. ' ' -f , Mr Fisk, from the committee of fecUon, mads arV port oil the petition of Itunyrll Q'asseU, contesting tho election of 1'hoinas M. Da) ley , concluding willi the U--h inig resohuion . '..'.,' " kesolvul. That five weeks he allowed to the parties to procure testimony relative to the flection, al4 that the ci-iimiiitee of Klectioh have power toesamihe teatimany and nuke order relative thereto." Agreed te. . " Mr. Nelson, aAe A few reiuf i ks, oxpitsslve of this t-1 : pecta-.ion that some othr gentiernan would have, offered a resohitinn to this cill-ct, qllcred the followinj :'. ' .' " Uc.ro'vnl, That for (iisswntnating inforniatioh'arhong rlie g ;-nl peop'e of the U. States, it is expedient to admit, stenographer inth th4 House of Representatives, and that, the Sneaker of ihi House do cause other seats to be pro. video tor such additional stenograpers as may be admit, ted according to the standing luea' and orders of tills " House." .; ', :.. ' . v'V After some conversation, this resolullon was, pn fnoiU on of Mr Alston, referred to a select committee, wilhio truetioits to enquire into 'the eapediertcy of amending . the rules and orders of the House in this respect. j And the House adjourned. V . ' Friday June 4. Several petitions in the nature v'" claims, and others of a pi-ivat" nature, were presented atul referred. Mr t'iskfrom the committee of Elections, .made a i-e. port on the memorial of Wm. fCelly, contesting the eieO tionof Thomas K- Harrij,, a sitting member from Teri nessee, which was re reirea ia a committee di tnewnoie. COM I'ENSATIOJT .TO TrilNlEEIfcr 1 Mr. Sharp offered for coitsidcraliba the fbUowing resit Union. " v-- '','' ' 1 .'." U " Kesohvd. That a c0mniitteeTie'nnointed-lb6nanitB what provision oui,ht to be made; for tlitv compensating d tne mountea nn;.nien wiio were caiieor into aarvice yerm the State of Kentucky in 1812, and that theay eltunUtet be nudiori.scd to report hy hill or otherwise. '" Mr. (irumly moved, thai this subject be referred td tt Military Comm'tlce." ' - ,v Mr. Sliaip consented tliat hisetnotion should lake jjiat course. . t . ,;v Mr. Onldsbrtnmgh hoped the gedtleinan wotdjl som dify his motion as. to make the eCmirv renoral. ; . , Mr Shaip havjnp declined toy connect It IW nvotion wid) Mr G understood that Mr . Richard's did not write short hawL He made brief notes of the remarks of gentlemen, which enabled i.im titerwards, Ty the assisiaime of his -memory to write out their speeches cutue. In thin he had shewn an accuracy which gentlemen on all side had highly commend ed. But Mr Richards comes as complclely'wuh ns which rendered i . deserving of notice. I If, had listened to the gentleman w'idi atletition wiih freedom from bins but certainly not conviction- A fallacy pervaded the whole uf his argument, it wis to be fuuud in every of his premises, and necessarily led to error in his conclu sion. It is assumed by the gentleman, as a first principle, that the Speaker ot MVS House is irrespt-nsihle except This is i .1 ....i- 1..,. t r. ... 1 .1 i iut wrouirs aoi e 10 uic inemoers 01 tins ions .n ttie letter 01 uC ru , ; nat Uie iMCi lt is C,0H,,V llis meBlH, reiwrters already on the floor, for but one of them wnce Am 'dl.,,,cd , Titt itie s It is undei'Stooa wites soon nann ; anu as com- ig not accountable to any w.her tribunal thai: this house plctciy within the spir;t 01 toe nite as any ci tuem any other question, with the merle of which lie was- not il. li.l.Au....!. ..mIaI .a . X I. -,tM I.,, . ." ifir. nuKisuuiiMUtt i,hvt;h ii, mur-ni uir. iiiwtiyi, wy,.m dir.g, after the word ".l8K" the toHnwing: ' Andalw for defraying the expenses of the Militia called ontuadrt the sme nuthoritkra fnr.tim defejicc of the country I gjiinat the incursions of the enemy." " ? 'ITje amendment, proposed hy ir. Goldehorough WW airread to bv the house: and' also another' arnendmMt hv Mr. Jennings to udd tho words " and the. tenfilbriaV bf fore tiie word " arnvcrnmciits.'' The rESo'.ution, as amended, was than adopted, nerii.cm A. ' iV v knew already wbo were tha etlitors of tlie paper v; to-whJhfce had alludco1 but ifW desired it, he j, ' 7 eiia.ep -es Mmsoll ol the tntonha tion. As to t 11'M charr e taadc by Cubbet hi pronbvtj'ccd it i!tU4;fM'-'lVright,.lM4 he had eVAed that the paper -L i''.noeid to hafc no Eiltorai that Cohbctt had told ' ; J u'Tr.1 Vnnct Rtgenttbat its tnttvf r.ditotvere in i'fy. ;l'-r.Tlrhaw MtAlIe tad Siated tSnt he fmi been infor. " ..v j t-d tb Am.rricn" had ifiargetj them hn being v C 4 .'iiider Ukntlshitifluife ;' that ,hha,d tostitu ted fuit ' tscaiuttthc 1'. liters of .tha(Vantr, but had diiconrin- if. The gtnvwii" (Mf, U-insoa Vcowa tell l"he object is toieport corrrctly the debates of the , housi, and it cannot be , material, whether that ob ject be effected by an abridgment of each word, or by on abridgment of the sentences of the Speaker. Did the illustrious Dr J diusnn, report the debates )f tJ.e.JJjiiish parliament with Ics-i ability or less corrcttneis, Iwcause he did not write short hand Would .We rer,,s to Aim, if now an applicant, the permission granted-those we see 111 the boxes, because he was not a tenorapner r Mr G. hopel that the session Hvould coiumcncc with an act of riboraJitybnc pu t of the majority, which he could not but believe would have an aus picious efi'ect on tbeRu;vfo proceedings of the house. Majorities aftrfrcquently templU to exer cise then power with a high hand. Miooriiies al ways suspect tiiera of a disposition to oppress. A jca'ousr oh this head will exist, often an unfounded : 1 '. .. j . . :V 1 . j ,1.. 1 . - p jeniLTiby.- uki 11 oe rurimtcu vany uy h cuunew conalutiop, ami a diHercnt scnument is inspired I- orhearance on one hand, will hispire courtesy-on the other, an 1 nlthough difiLrence and important dTcren-ies wwdd yet remain, yet a spirit of gene rous contest will fori nd all unnecessary altercation or wahton opposition. On hi feelings he was cer tain such an impression would be made, and he could hot but believe i wuUl also be made on those of the gentlemen with wtroro he was accustomed q act. v Mr. itol-, ens regretted that this subject ihould have betn agitated as it would produce irritation. 1 he becesslly lor limitation was app-trent. Gentle : men wished to resort to the fire in the winter time, wide h was the ordinary me of their session for many of their seats were not tenable by the most robust constitutions whe.n.Jie weather was intense. Their conversations there Would be ovei heard by the reporter, nnd ,thcf : might' expect to see it pub lished the liext day lc the Gazettes. " The conTt hieuce otttie house had to be consulted. This re quired that there should be a limitation. Hisopi- nioa was, that, the rtpdrters shejild be confined to the galleries, fitogethcr. t thU was - the" practice' in tnglaucl, where their privileges were so limited at for wrongs committed as bpokei is indeed true. But ; where is the principle to he f luOd.whi" b vestries his ac-' countahilivy to wrongs committed on the menrlMj's"? 11 in JJl SENATE. ; Tuesday,. 'ttnc J. ; ... Mr. Smith of -Maryland, introduced a biii to r tlie exeiTise ot a discretronary authority eontided to lujn mi.m t,e act to provide for calling forth the IDIB by the house, tlie Speaker errs, and the const queiice is j execute the laws of the Union, kc and . tk inconvenience or injury to any individtutl of the nrtiun, , .,. , , . . ' tjaii h!gh or low, private or public, it is an obvnAis dictate of ''J wus twICC rcacI and referred to Messrs. bffllS, justice, that it house should hasten to redress tiie in-, jury to re move the inconvenience resulting from this er ror. 1 lie speater is ineir agent tneir organ. Hts cts 1 are to he deemed theirs. IV iienever those acts are dis- j upprovexl of, the house wUI, and ought, todisavow them AVorthingtdn, Varnum, Taylor and Dana Wednesday, June 3. ', Mr. Lacock, favum a select committee, reportf a bill supplQjn.int'A.17 to the acts heretofore paswyi inne .' lucre isiiothinir 111 the resoluliuh now btro'.e us. and winch the geiulenun from Utoi-g'u pmposes 10 a. ' which was read abd passed to a third reading. , . ' i'liunduy, June 3. . vfjl 1 but how ha it bctome necessary u. enquire into tins doc- nn iha Slluect ofan uniform miff f n:.(uraliZalioH uon now beto-.-e us. .. . ' ,, . . . . , : jgia pmposes to a- 4 mend, that calls 4or such a discussion. WiLhout enoinr. ing whether the decision of the Speaker be rjght or wrong, i The Senate were principally occupied to-day oft, Et' without pronouncing an opinion on the individual case of tive business. 4 ; v: Mr. Hichards. it directs that arrangements shall be made Mr. Smith reported tlie mHitia hill with omendmp11, for the accoihmo'lalioii of additunal stmograpliers. By ' The amendatory naturalization law was Sad v uv" . iM'mumi liic iim.ui.io ui uic out:aiwer win ue removed uud the case of Mr. filehai iis again a'ibiuitted to hini, alter the removal of those diHiAittit-s. ' . - Uut,ay the lion, gentleman, thi resolution, giwing out of the petition ot Mr. Uichards, substantially a compliance with that petition, and an atl'nhance that the Speaker has done hfm Wi-ong aa he compuins. Here, it stems to we, the gentleman errs In point of fact iMr. ltichards stales the facts of his case, simpiy and tro y, without the allefailon of a wrong being committed by tlie Speaker. -The mistake of the geiuluman in ihis respect, seems to be entirely founded yn an overstrained and er roneous construction of the word ""exclude. Surely the gentleman has not exercised in .this particular his usual critical acumen. Neither in common language, mir iu tu-iet etymology does tha Word exclude, imply the idea iw previous poasesaion. Are not alrangers excluded frem the floor of th s Hall !. Yet is it theuee to be inferred that they ever had possession of it , No, air, we exclude, when we inhibit, entrance wfi:a.we shut om when we refuse adraittaticc,- Veeape when we -drive out ofxis. sessioH." Nor does Mr. KieUarda represent tlie use of tins' floor as a right to which be is eiUilied,, but expressly as a privilege, b'uJi was accorded at thf last session, and which lie ptays way be renewed at this. There is not sir, to. my apprehension, any thing, in the petition of JUr. Richards, which Can ahockthe Jniost tatUiois delieaCy-. the most acrtiparaus regard- for the dignity, of the cjiair Theaearc the simple facta of Um eaae. - Uuder an ot- 'i.V e. .,.. J- t'i . - NEWS. jforcigit llu4iagia a, remark In tUe Kational. Intelligencer to prerent them from -usint? i.n i,,k.'2.Tha!ww,rew wm uh. Tiesoon,-atf m 1 , .. j r "T LATRST FiltSM r.SCLAKD. XtKfwrt. Maw 23 .ArrivccV at this pott ''i rnOniAg the brig Bj-azi'iau, Capt! Hodgkinsoiii J Mum jiciv'ji,-vvu' ia jjuiucty iiu- , cdhors.of theAMercury with jLond(5tt papers to-' pril 201, Uvcrpool to ApiiUid(fodrtecp tfcr1 test; ana i.loytr nm to April ao, trom wmcu have extracted eveiY orticie of conseauence- . The expedition for 'Arnenca, whh ?000 'to' m ''. " 4 , ' . . .... ... . . a. II I on Doard,saueo irom piymoutn about the 1 am " 2 he exchange 01 prisoner between tnis v i and Enetend had beri entirely snsnendeni bf t.l der from the British govprnmcnt Tbo lollf) article on thfs sabject Is; front the lAiwn man of April IStft. Saturday the American
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