a
.
n, ,jx' i .-., 4 tla In-
. . .
rY ft irr-tria nrj
H.r .,f fV St U. M iVa l.Sl
r... uJ r ticdi ft arat I J&st
V S U I ha ajr-ai I mi fl'-pr ing f
' 1 i'fl.ftl a4 iflrgitatera
-:'.. - rue- f.-derl li-adcr ft'"
al, Uvn by rUrir s 1 draper-
' Ca. Tb.'y ln taat their Infaavr
' ad d,:;raia klrrli eaWd ftJ
l..,-ir awl Is U aeii fi tba -yivief
nt It ' ii4riKr. ' Tlo
t-.z'.X KrpJW-ft In tba Stwatr
' "have th wtrr U fbttk th'v M
vltort tbrm to stand firm Ifttbrjr
iunf anl t'wt laJl receive frW
. f .e fouJ the "rheeriu a!ntat'Hf of
f. - r.ttter&rgS.'
-,Ut Moftnay iiKfmn . ,iie iierai
V- tv.tem of m.rtv tactic was .Tai l
... i. r ...... .;.:t: u. m
r , ... , . -
iwwd.-' Mr. rw: Mew ih f.mr
mti;!,.. ' and moved -
. , ' ...i .....Li. r-A .i.-l.-i
. , r . , -
' .n sJ-JHo WiW t.ioi.tUft Utile bd.
. i i.1-Liii.iii.d
f:.h,wWjWHto,r9lvtr.
' .T- ;,.w.;rtnrff t. tat..!.
' .Wp.VlfW-liMk uo msnwanre
' 4,r. f,rHiarkH. Mr. DunUp. of
. - wrfflrrt b. Mr. M-j;
uuW.f i.;-f..:il a wiHh lint t!. hu-
. fc;uirt1i, S-nati. ..it-lit not b-liwl
' i.U"ls .ne!ier -.r tl bonrd.
- TK. a4l fl...t n ttP.nn,.t f
n.l Vtofni'i-nha.l been r. for.
t. tfd'to'th,- Jnds of the Supn-nie
Coiut.:.toHrl,isr the rieb of tliP
V s iiern..'.. Mai.ninp sraU at the b-ar-d,
iiv .T'hmfiibrnni.iffr.t not be -
aooit W?uUl bv ft miewal of the
nt.il it uvaa 1 uiiul.l. thut llu harmr.
ditetmiwi thnt bad bf n upjn the
s", auttjiTf- uudt-r pjistnis firriaistan . .
'4 " crMtV'.lf boMet er. the question should
f 'be tjt;u -d upon thf 8nat !it WfjUld.
, be attt And the right Haimed for the
I pppHoiw alluded to woifld b"' resisted
to the last,
t . Mr. KbipMniry followed in reply, :
and wetjt iarclyinto'an ef).ilion
vf tbe riffht'a of lltd Vork 9ena(frs.to
$eatn Mt ai?um-'nti 1 boweycr,
seined tif to satisfy even ba own
fj-i'Mid. ' M r. Gardiner of Li'lf oln.
bet'i'tifoiV' a supporter of the 'f-diraj
.meftHufii. unwilliRgtoptiingefni-tlier
tito xwuHtifible proredureM in re
gardfuthe Habjert. bat tinvIIHii,
a at surn a rriHta. 40 vote.openiy a-
gttioftF Mh jate pftrtisatiM, very wisp
ijrj'HiK ui ihi iei. me pruHiH
Cbmiberi The.Pi-esidetit remftrki
A AI S M UiitlLirilllAit tin Imfinil lta .
, .i , -.t, f w ( wi'i'.-s - f Mini - iaiH 9 f Wflf"
-f-'1 tliti''s - -.would not ' be rpne we, ' m
o "the r.'iH be t o , piipposV, 'ut
ion of the. Court, in regtrd to the
' . ' eJe'iMiim of the jndiyiduulM'' in jiei
- tion, lu' und Tjr,;ne m rhtio,'
;s I ' Mr. -4ef atM r. K i iffht bawd f )!
; ' lvuy,iiii;nedhteh after Mr; Klnirs
-' . bury bst ITurU to bave-Mr.U.Hh-'
i- 'r1 r''n to aft rpri$yiiz'd row. And
pose'l; whif.b was l!icef.ujjtutt ritonrf'l
' ".bj? '!(. tliijli'p nd passed IwitUout
ppptni ion. V -What Mr, Klnjrsboiy'n
f HirtHfiH'iMH ere, when lie saw' his Vl,
.4-,, mjiii-u' 1 nfiii UHIH ,JUf i;'i01IM,
like ii wm'ory liijuop, by ftid" loo's
, lbrosf Tt'om bis o.wp"(inna''lote"
'adti'ieuts,' we know t not." ,Mf.
. -7 Gar'Uer' faUiiitf off must liHve flatn
."... ii.:. ... a : 11
v i.i.ii. . lull.. ...l. 1. iiiiiH 1 " lis .no ana.
najtivre of M Pltefpif a lie ae-
Tl 're .! tnany .of our readers" who
- ," rr-neiuVr .writ theplhtit;, tMioau
v iav, woo leu an ear v tnartrr 111 the
Cause "it jSoub 'American liberty.
- - nli't. wb ill Tee! h melancholy sat.
v bfu'tjmi in reaJinaftl.e,fonovhiff
autlv'ntie (irronnt of biaervicrs a"U(l
' death; Jnd even to those xvli'o' liie
. biai not, this Correspondence fnj
----- . . ... w s. y
y' rrnhiton, Ftb'. t5MR?QV ,f
' Dnitt fi: I) urine mv residence
; U-H'tgota. I, tyluressed a 11 h to
,lCet- Soublettey minister f va and
' marlnv Ve'iuestinj information -of
. tht t-nreer r:d fate of a voene VI r
giuia . (Colviel AlexiimbT Macau,
lay") n bad fallen in the. early part.
of Oie ppxulu' 10, in the. nerviceof
, uepubiii t Colombia..-' He
' very politely i'.i oi.shril inir with tlu
. in'erestin uanutie, wbit b I -have
'" .t!.e honor t inrlose.- "',-' T'
Whilst I ran but. express, to! vou
my, sorrow -at the, untimely fall of
your brother, .and the termination
f a brilliant rourseV which he. hud
'i-ssf.jMy- romme.nced, it afford
'.is'..' sitrfst pleasure, to be enabled to
t tftos'i.it yun the orimnl " letter of
., the Mints er of War. ! t iling ,tbe
j ciiv'iiinslHtices of his dea.h. ' -v - ' '
- . In a .su W'; icnt -nvercation with
"distin.!;uhvtl oflirrr nf the epub
' , lie, (0?iiei hf AltMijurrn, n)
! M infurmcj r:?, thattho.Cabildoof
i
Gt tl:j; U-! iWi-una r UtcAu.
-li ;.. t . ... l-. tl ! J4m
i r i-n $ -
' j ftetW UnorU U.ftir, it
5T-at t, - nur bbl ' nifttle
int. -.-. ."J : 'N
llKitFtmT T.' WATTS.;
T Or. rri Umm. Bum, MX
r imt1 T. WaK t-i. ' t -
Otifi T Affir iVr V mt S Auca.
v : , Hrtaraf Wm mad JHm r
-'" ' T7A Jlf, IK?..
T But in'ftfttftcr t ewrra
lik bk tare- kttn ftd li-ee h) ou
lr llu j ilqwrt mnt. U rrlatlo t.i the
fte bfjCoUoH.llexftftdrr Marao
aatire f Virginia, in tUe U
nited SUt.ii if AifterVa, t bae the
Hotior ( rrj)y , tkat Col l M -aula,
mine t Swutli Amerim in the
trar lMtl,ftn.l mnaiHed tor a Mi..rt
perii .iH Carac from hence It
pawed by land to New (ranada.
rwildiij; as a tnii' !!rr for ome time
l "n,!,",a. r":,JB aH1 s,,t"
' Bogota. In tl,i nty. who h be-
latlif 8tiKf fiindimimftr
I 1 A . J
t7"r.n.. he Mug
fftvmiror rrntrsi rofrmenf
!. piion Trcflf. aH
l-'itl by th- f. dfrft!w. that tbf
,ril""l,h otw NHno, h
w making o,ett war aj;aiii8t tli.m.
1 "T b"R f ' "I
,r--,d Martulty t Bogota
"n l v Ciw4iiiftmarp
H f" Jrt tn tmonUi-of Attn l,.
I 6t2. Marnulay utattr.t for the
S"u,fc Nw tiranadsi. arid n b.s
,p4 al tlm Hty UagHK
1 1 'T;tl.e;jlrfot- wImi
com W. rie Frdcrftl Xon:
' I" i" vf--
Ve;iwjMt. tm! heV-they
had twiniiwl t inrtatl the t on-
Crea. P ''Frtiin theiiref S' Si acaulay
proreedMl r. farther t- the South of
Ne w -.Granada," f,, j)"urM)se of
gBing''.totfBit; arid there to enter
ufion liisf miji(ary rareeri nfferinj?
hw seryirci to tho jwnta ' wbv h then
comuianded the 0 rmer.iVt,nf y
f QuHo lie., arrived on lUtt ssth
or ?6td of April vat ; V"Paj' n? )
fuid that i V t alley of Patiai tis in
.iiaurrcctinriigairKt the Republican
SjoerotneHt, if the province, : and
that fiftvf u hundred men of the roy
tilist party: obstructed the passage tu
')u'ntw; 'The , tnont , part of tliew
troops Were comwjsed of asisassins,
robbers, 'negroes, and m'ulattoesi. . It
was justly feared, if they took Pop
j an,,' they, would give no quarters.
and onfortunately they had rut "off
tar retreat nl the -inhabitants. On
the S7th the Pat iaos attacked the
place in platoomt, and were repulsed
with some loss. Macaulay' was a.
Wong- the defenders,, having imme
diately: presented' himself t6;;serve
n the ratiks; " Hr bad observed , the
taoveuieiita of the Pntians tU little
orders that , nrevailcd among-, them,
and that the greater part werc onl4
irme.d vltli lancet e .therefore pn
pWsed tn tlie Chief v-rTiHiimauded
n .the yCity, td ,wseil1e loui" limit,
drrd k triwps i armed ".with ' neuaketa.
which werfr all that Ihcy rnidd mus.
tee, for tiit. purpose of purprisini the
oinp of the enemy;' .The' plan be
l g ad'iptat,1 Hid the" direction of it
ronfi(Ui tti Macaulay be artarked
tiiem'the roUowing.n,orninp;.at five
oVluwIu.The -enemy, 'ho did m-t
expect the attack were surprised j o
KheirVramp,' ftud cou.jlett-jy dispers
ed jn'a Jewt' minutes. At sevcu in
tin' morning the patriots returned to
,thi ctty and inarched against anoth
er divjsJon of PatianH,who oconpied
the 'bridge of :aCH .vil.ich' siiaml
an prjual fate. Urtth battles were
rommanded by Macauliy iii person;
"Th inhabitants of Vopayan at
tribunal their salvation to this man,
and, as a mark 'of- gratitude, the
.Croirrnmrnt gave hint the Vsmk of
vimraii (ni wcimu fnuiiaiy , cum--mhtidant
of the .force, or the, Pio
Tinrc.?4le Continued io "the same
until. May,"; when the-Governmrht
ordered bjtn tintl .Col. Uabal to Pas
to with about seVrn hundred troops,
to eodeator to save' four' or fire
hundred toidiera from; ' Popai Ton,
! who, together with ' the ; President
Cajce.da who were besieged at Pas
to, -whose "habitants, aided by the
Patiaos, had revolted in lavor of the
King of Spain.-? Colonels Maeaolay
and Cabal murch'ed as far as the r
riuityvof thecity of Pasto, .when
ifw y tehrned that Cak-edo had been
oioi.c-o 10 surrender mpweii a pns-
oner. vv mi tins news tliey immedi
ately comment rd their j-rtrent; btit
the troopH.nf 1'aato 'met-took' them
Oir the borders ol the rier Jnnnani
bu, Avhi. Vtlie patriots passed with
treat diiSrulty,-although lindtr the
direction of Colonel M-auIay, .with
little or no loss, whi h saved the ex
(teditf on. i ' '
. Vaual bating been; named PjVki.
dynt nri'opayan; the. military' m'
luandofthe i,nince 5 was rien in
Placaalay.- Another1 more tiomer-
cws and letter etja'j jd eij-eJitu
bitg V farVKXl Mry
wat a aabjarf Pata ft uVtt rtw
urpme, mm " tiaia f tW ufi
mtliUry pMtioi mltkk ftsuTw it
IM tiptdiium ftftreeesIW t tal:
IW f miWaLle pft ! JsanaaiU,
Urb as irftly def-iide4 by
the PatuMa,ha reUird Ui Caea
r. Ilftcmiilti, with all the Un
d pntdear fa CittngoWed C
in, pit tho enrol) tie tu rr
.uMtr; be pnhtoed Lin t Bsesard,
wb'Mb le also rarried at tlto ihkbi
of the batftnet the imtrint adv a
ring as 'far. as' the . letel wf Panto.
The ritT Mas U be taken by -
aa!L wbea the Pa-slotCi bad ro-
roNrae o fraud. Tbey. liberated
tSe Presi lent Cairrdo, that be might
intrrrede with Ud. Maralay And
the Goverftnent of Popayan, U. or
der, ti 1 fleet a rapituJation; ciBf
qqenlty an anuistic was agreed up
on, and priaooewf "were exrbangrd
on both fcidrs. Macaulay thereon
swiendef the attack ftbilst be 'ftas
- . . . N . ,
waning tor so answer iron, inr uot
ermefrt of Poayaiu and as, accor
ding tijf tgreeroeot, obliged to retire
friMiie distance from Pasto. - .
In the mean time, be wua inform
ed thai he Patusos tra a tivai b
erows People, d tbst they would
porpiiMfbfsravnjs hating been large
ly' reinforced. U'insideiiog, then,
that P he ,rctunied Jo Pnpayan he
would for . many Mayn bate to
pass through the eneiny'a country,
which wa$ very oioiiutainous
aod rough, he rexdvd to mairli un
Quito passing the Goaytai M, hIutc
Im- had b'-en falsely inioriued Im
wootd meet a division oTiroops IVotn
Quito. He procured guides, and
tery thing necessary, and ii the.
fcilencc f the' night of the 12th Aug!'
1 81 3. fommeoci'd his march; but the
coid -s, who were Pastos.is, ifiisl- d
him, making him pass the uholr of
the night in some cornfields. The
next morning Macaulay wan over
taken and attacked at CotatnUuro
b the royalists. An obstinate con-
flict ensued, in which the PustusnN
were in the beginning i-epnlsed, bw
being subsequently reinfoited, they
compelled the patriots to fortifv
themselves fn a bouse. Preaitlet.t
i'aicedo, who, after liaving been lib
erated, had incorporated himself in
the-divlsion against the interests of
Macaulay, now proposed to capitu
late, and the fire being nunpen.leo
whil they were treating about it.
tlie fastuso Captain, Don . r rant is
o De!gado violating, in the most
ti.eaclit roiia manner, the suspension
of hostilities, on a suddt-rv a.ta ked
the troops of Popayao, whicli being
put in., disorder, wrre completely
routed. . Macaulay escaped. amUdi-
recting his course through the woods
".wards ,'Ponsynn, was taken two
cays afterwards by the Indians :f
the town of Buesaco. who carried
him prisoner to Pasto. , Here be re
mained the rest of the year 1812, in
a miserable prison until the Provin
ces of Quito were occupied by the
Spanish. President Don Terjbio Mii
tes,"'wUo gave orders to the lloyalist
Chirfs ot'Tasto immeditttely to shoot
the President of Popayan, Juayqoin
Can edo, and the Commandant of
the I usurgents, as be &ly led Colonel
Macaulay,. .This n oel sentence was
executed in the citv of l'asto in the
month of January . or bcgifnwng of
reonury, 113. , - . s
If was inpuson, as well as in the
last mooieiiia. "I his, life, Jthat this
distiuguislird .soldier, .and tletoted
patrlot.'shewed, the, noblest characi
ter and greatest firmneRS, Ue re
hoked the Pastus tor. their Ignorance
and barbar ism in sustaining the cause
of the -King, 'and predirtrd 'that the
patriots, would noon-' revenge his
death. This happily was fully real-
Ized a few years after. " .
It is t erj; satsfactory to me to haw
an ppporturiity'of. manifesting m
ovmj-v 01 nert uy; y ou, ana io nssum
you of the. distiuguisiied considera
tjoh,,and grer.t respect, wiUi which !
bate the buiipr tobc, sir,' your, mos
obedient scrt ant.'
; CAULOS SOUBLETTE.
77e ifian-Tlie efforts which art
making to thwait the wishes of the Aci
mmistra.thin; can , only" be "productive
of mischief to the Ped men; and -e,
confusion to' the Whites. lnfed i
emigrating to the WeAt of the Misi,!
sippi, where. they might peacrubly live',
sccordmst to, their own customs and
under , their own law, hey are onlv
deluded by the nuHtnken xel f the
Northen States. Their buie.t friends,
are only miMakeaJanatics or political
parttxaifs. How,. 'tan -they resist tl
torrent, of. white population in the ev
lablfched- Stalen? ". They will tithei
nave to submit . to the "l
State,-Or tortire fiom their brtler
,The alternative is 's Vermin, a thut
thete is a suo.in the firmament of llra.
ven.- Tlo-j mutt mAe up iln ir oiintln
to do one or the other,' .The White
m.tn is too test leu and active for bid
Red neighbour, His roecns,.of iii
piovemeht too rapid his population
tigorou -the Indian territory too
eHscnual io his y wants nis demands
too irresiMatle,to.b 'id by the now !
in. 'an h.ili..u .r.L. t j . '. I
J tr or weakness of tho Indiaa trW
rU-f fjJe, ia ti.2''-i-y .r.
ir4IM ftftw twiilirw Jit jsrHdie
twftK d U attri It ibe lrct ol
the nwi,I ; ... , .
I tt tW fw tke bwnl f lb laJiaft
Tribe im reaitt tKis i'oviUb 'ftiUc
ear f tVgr. Tbey mutt mbm'it U
tke Ua n( tW fetates or tbey mmt re
lira. If 0y subtatt, if IVry qaietty
liirrnMt tba fawt tft takft sect ftpnit
Uir Urritoft,'1ka . iaJaed. their pbi ,
iaathrvpk fneftda i!l fcae stxae-tent
eoiplyaei fwr tbetr jfthe
Tbey. a, y 'stickle fee the Htkt of tat
tnhtft u tbt land, bat ! art sp the
ftreiesil 10 deay the rijVt af tK
tat' gorerfteata la jardictiV)a witb
in theic-awft barder ta preach p
ftan ero;raiKi. : aftrf Ibea reaitUact t
tH laws, i to hrtnj'dowft rain ipon
their bead- Do we not alreadr rxf
ceite the tffCtt of this iBtagaiifed ift
lerpUwm am 00 the Crrtk aad
the CbenAeetj j 1 Mad f tb U.
States ba Ueeo itpjed aeverat of U
white. fanulie have been driien from
Heir boaaa. ia (hi cold and inclement
it-ieui if tlie fear And ouenftiiea
g' n'fafhe IT! has been ntdl treated
and robbed Such a state of things
cannot eantioae and the miuidd
friend of the Indians are only ioU
ii( them in additional eatbarraomenta
; .y?icA Enq.
ftl India Tta&.- Ii ia much eai
er to avoid an error, than tu repair iu
eonofqucoces. Mr Adama lud' ir in
ha power to keen open the Wthl loai
pTi Tor us, and "hu procure a dir,"
marlrt for our bttail,tu(f and tumbe
in that quarter But hi diplotOny
lt i us, what we shall find if verv
.I Cirult to recover. New juter"-.
wi re ai once t r.-ated in the liritish P
xe-Hi. tik to the Noith tf as and nou i
tarsi- oat, ilut ih Capiulisis and A
rn,ii'unta 01 l a!la, lew Riuiu
; L ..... . 1 j
k ami
vegf.i inle.ei.
s Miige.M uianner
aod opjnise io ike
our own ptrticiptt.
tin . ef the Wm liidin Tratle Mr
M Line U xparinj; nn effort, which nr
den; teal, great ingenuity dd " hot!
est spi it ..f iHiitiaiiim at e competent
to at-hii-yc; but he. scarcely nhke
move, wiii-nut being rht-t-K mated bv
these Nirth- rti Capualnts. His argu
nieniK rc ri'sis'letl by their inlere,t
bi meoioriaU are conlron'ed bv their
eddresses VVe have before us an ur
gm Address froa. the' Council and
AHsnmbly of 'he Prnvint-t. nf N. w
BiU'iawif k. to the King iiinwelf which
comlodea in the fif!ovn e K'rsn,:
"The Council and AmcmMv. 'hfrtfvtft
brjr lev m humbly toimlaW jour Ma
jesty to take ihia v'mVy imporunt quextion
miii cotiiidemtioo, and to nMow no devia
tioi from the wiae nolie adipil by vour
M;.jfty'a arnvei rimem, eonnrteed ss'.he
f it 1 ...... .1.1. 1, . . .
iLiHi AB.CI11...V ir . . tii4L to re aninii
the United States to a pai'Mjipatioii i t)a
Heat India trde, wcuhi throw out of em
ploj'meot avast nutnher 01 Brit.Hh vmc'j,
Jvplv in ruin acomithfriibl and iiiHifnt'ial
portion of your Majxaty'ti Nnrh ...niran
itibiet.-ta, blant; the pruspec of otlierq,
HtTntriij. thr ooofidencr, urid pm-aiijie th ex
rrtions of H "
What, tiicn, with the dtplnaiarir
qu.tckerv of Mr ...Admns, and out iwn
iiiir. hieve.nus Tariff 'to irritite 'he U-e -ins
and provoke the jr tatjrnoi .
Great- Britain,, w. .suspect "It i v.-iv
doubtful-, wtietlerhe-utiiv.kysi ellbr's .f
Mr. MejUaoe-wili be ' tnu-ued wnb u.
cess This breskmaop'of the frefdoin
of trade, these multiplied restticiiocs
nsini partly, fijoni the folly of the lai
Administration, 'and partly f,,m i'v
tnwehieveous tariff of Cwngiess iie'
injurous to ft young,- free; and thnving
nation., like-lhatot ihe JJ, Sfattst they
are diKjbly oppreive upci the SouV
ern Stutes. I hey- ,raie. tvy tn .tcria's
antl brcadsiufeV-They, tall far manu
far lures- wbkb-tlii'y do raise ammiff
UieiuselVes.' They lse, therefore Wn
J They are anipt of those foreign
rnarkeis,, where they 'would directly
tU ' fjeii- brcadhtUfls. lumber: - e,
And they are nSinowed in the purrhuse
of those uianufactures, which ihy ix
totupi'lM ro Atyw'lf ttny On, 'here
fore, has cause to complain i f the pr.li
cy ol the. govecnmeiit, it is the .South '
eru taies v it,' any: one "should wis.'i a
Free , Trade, uhich. should Jeive' ra)-i-taf
iintflabout to regulate, themselve.w
ir is these.. 8oathert. SlateA. Antl vet
there, arc men, (and men calling them'
seNes-Politicians.) who will stilf flin
up their c.aps in'honor of M. f'tas ..1
him. who has clone as much as hy mu
to lose the- West India, Trade n,i
who has had the art to' palm' upon n
youoganda fife country the cnuimer
rial sJiai-kles W old and monanhVhl
governments and -cheated" us' wi'h
them under the name and suimr oVthe
" American ys.''WA " v ,,.
COM,! UHH.
SENATE. -v
, Saturday, Feb.' 37. Petitions, tvere
prcaenied by. Mr. F'timghuyseViand
iir rnnj, nom sundry inhabitant' .if
t:w Jirney and , Connecticut, remon
strating oga'itiiit the., icmoval ol the
Southern Indians beyond the .waters of
the Wph. and praying the protection nf
Ihcm n their lighisatid property. The
bill making appropriation for ihe Na
val and Military etvire. of tbiji United
State, for the year 1830. were several
ly read twice and referred ;The bill
from the HueofU,.prefientauves,mi
king piuvismn for takinar the filth mn.
sua, was taken uptJfcaft-re ahon discus
Sion, wasortltrred to lie oiftlte tabt9 af
ter which, Mr. Grundy .occupied he
flM.r until the Senate adjourned, Mr,
Foots restitution.' ' .
Mmdaiu .1trcA' l. The tlisc'usMot.
Uo rtrtZWKJT
Uraii str.liriiiii it net . t?" . ". " a -
Tf 1 .-..! jrt t n l:.i fiiaiittj (.bu iii'i;.
th tl.ji- eOiriaftrMiii.ra, .tkix .pciiviHL assrfi? iiLr-i b;,,,
prU4 Ue laat. e tdk ceaaa 1 ftdiikaa bt yra aJ m.
U L'wtJ taiea. aaa a.KaaMJ. U-1 vaic 4 W'o 74 ' 1
toy tka Care aiifte mm tm Jadictary.' la laft H tba Ckair, reaataed tu t,
isrttaat rba rvtapetaat'iaftya ilankals Irsuos) as jUl fr the reVi 4
aiM ihttr depsniea aa at le t arm pl
wirk the reoeob!ity. labor and lav
pwtaoce ef ibe labject, Ibd to.aec'are a
laUbfal ferforfnaece af tke dety." Tht
aaoeftdtorats. were ftrieerd.to be fft
rrvaaed, and tht bill read third ' tla
Hr, llendrkk preaeated ft snroMxiat
fraas the Lrtstaraet af Indiaaa, prtj
iaa far' aa anrwawriatint la airf la im
w --- -1 , - -i ---
protint; tke oavigitnNi of the . Wabash
and bite Riveis. '. Tb . Atstdcot of
tk tK-ra's praate4;!tbre iBemariala
frass lie bUcksaaiiks aod .ptaoufactar .
ertof baidftart in tba city ofPhdadel
phtat prayiog redatttno U duty an iht
ntteriaU .of their nuoafsriara, Mr
Knisbt, replied U) tooia stnetarti offer
ad the day prevMis' by Mr C Oad; it
the cwura af bit pee(h, on those' who'
had been, engaged to plundering .the
eoait of' Africa fur slaves, and. itapor
ting them inta this rouotry, which Mr.
K tbaoght rrflected 00 the moral char
aclf r "I Rhde Island; and Mr.'Oma
dt rejoiued, show tr.e that be bad neither
chargfhl th-. State of lihode Island, uoe.
even the people geaerally, wnh a want
of mo. il feeliogt he only alluded to
those who (had 'raOYked ,ia alavea.
Mi Clayton occupied thj thmr on Air.
F si,'s resolution, ia reply -a Mess a.
Q.uody. V.dbuiy &,c . aniilthe asu J
at hour if atljouitiment. and before he
concluded l.ia renaikti, the Senate ad
jour ofd
tf'rflneiiduy, Jlartk 5 The Presi
dmt 1 uniunii4e.i a rem nstranre,
lorn huttdi v ri'izens of Pennsylvania,
atrsinst an? 'interference ou the part of
oiigregi with the existing law for the
npenihg and it-ansmWmn f the mall on
Sutittav; id Mi -Mutks presented a
memnrisf from tf same tae, pravin
tha no much of tVe Post OfBcc laws as
K-qunek. e ul4r liJtr 00 Sunday, ntav'
:Hf lejtted; i.tul ulvo a petitiuo, from
G!7 itbe ot Pt'tbtirg, pravmg ihat
Cungre.js may protect ie 8outhertt.Ii
dian. ' V1r. F. eling rovscn presented
; peti;i,! (. a number of the inliKb
lianw ol. tlu-'itijliin. 'iNew Jeitpv
re.
mon.tratiiihgfainfit the removal of the
Indians to the-Vbt.. 1 '
7VtWy, March ' 4 Mr Hen
dricks piest-nted two memorials from
'h-Legislature til Indiana; one praying
the extinguishment of thy Indian , title
to lands io that State; and the removal
of them b. yond the Mississippi 'and
another praying thin Congress may not
interfere wim the exiting, law in-ret.
l.ition tn the trausmiKhion trf" the mail.
I'he iSenate took up tlie general appro
teta inn bill; whan .1 .discussion arose
on the amendment reported by the
Corntmitee no Finance which 4rike
out the troviso restraining the coutin
tfetit I'tioif ::f trie two hou-e"ofCmgt'e'
: itt.io Mie pivtnci.t cTsiiy rii,ting othe
jth.,1 1 at uu:il!y "mde.ed The
; ami ndmeot was Mti.pmted by Messt
I C)iainber. anil Uaiion 'and rppoaeri by
I via Hill,.. lOUMHueu 1 J . r.. .a aijirj
1 and concluded hi opee'eh in reply to .tn proposition tys-'-'ftegtivtjl Ii
i VI,,...-. ',-,., , .1 . t...i 11, .....11.:.' I Vnto .if J lfl n fia' ., - t.v(l
mi. Kane. Vr. r, m,ia ;...,u.i
Messrs Crutit.lv ftnd Witodbur.
fiifoy Mnrch 5 Mr Beum.i,
fr in .lie t't.H n '"fr ii) which il.e vjt)
ject had bee.n .rrferf d.- reported a bill
pioy.d'u.g for iitp vquipment nf i'niui
ted foi ce, for the protection-of the it
land trade to Mt-xu: Mr Hv,
from ihe Comm Uee on Navjl- Affiiirs
to whit h hnd been referred so muth of !!:nf ecd Vnt: proposed
tb Pisiden MesssRe as nlates't Mf: B.e" uein r' V J e
tin Nav, lepwt ted a bill ividii.ii for PH'V'''-1'"? r n''risl.preseiite( f.
. . - . . . tha .'t..aiJti L si.!.:.' i -.Jii . . .
retng. -miiig the navv, Hie 'htirwi
pal nqr ..( i.lte day was occupied in the
d.istufsou id', the- amendment to- the
geiietai,ttfpi4.jiiaiion btlJ,,leporU'd b(
the C'ntn.nitiee on ?iitan.'e, for sjnkfi'
out the N-oviso in the, bill which : tliren
that fko part of Ihe appropriation shal 1
aitplit-dfoi the pavment tif.anv bVintirifl
other than inft.idinarj workextuiVdby
tee public Pnnivr.'unles sanctioned hy"a
specific ,rt f;); that purpose". 0;t l),U
question, which was debated at' gfeat
length-, MeSrs Cham'iers, FootJohu
sen,; Livingston, slid .Smith, of Sutnh
Paruhnii, supported and Messrs ;VV hiti
and AVotnlbuty opposed the amendment;
T'le ques'tmiVn htrikinpr,u wasdivld
ed on iu motion of mr. Harniidi and
tt.e amend'menrAvas lost , by 1 yeas and
nays, Jfcyeas and'83 nays. ?4' ;
- . '.s ' V,
HOUSE til -IK PREskNT ATI VES.
, Saturday, fb. 7 M r;: Newton!
from the ComnUit'ec! ol. Commerce,, re
ported .9 bill, a sking kppropi iation for
the trecudo of Light-Houses,, and the,
niipiovement of.hrbt;t withiu theU.
niled States; wl,i,h' passed through the
usual stages f legislation, aod was ra
fnred to a pommittee of the Whole
The House resumed the consideration
of the resolutions' submitted by Mr!
Condicr, for imposing a restriction up-,
on the use of spintous liquors in the
Navy. Mr. Chilton,- after observing
that, in his Opinion, the -temperanco
which required 3 bounty io its aid, jva9
not to be called temperance, any more
than the virtue which required watch
ing. could" be termed virtue, moved an
amendment, to the effect that tlnr prac
tice or intemperance was eqaally reprei
bensible among 'civilians, as among the
military and naval servatts of their
country. - The
. -T--aaa nfl9k UUUU
a divis,on negatived;-and, after a mo
tion'hv Mr P.... r... ,t - -
. j i iM im toe previous
question, the esolutions wer screed
J" s The amendment. proposed by Mr.
VintoD, to append the latvu At' ,l,
States of GecTgia and! AUbam. ...i.u
respect to the Indiana wiihin ih
Mates' 10 the icport ol.the Com'mitice
on Indian Affjirs,,;of which ten thou-
v
Oetatan and Mr.tlW
kis reasrks ia fappart f tb. ,
tneat prtipad by bias aft th .
icg dty,.itethig rbe beset,,
asij ut ba !-, ftoder tt f
stand ai MidaMpase Aadm, s
Dortay.'. A dsbait enad !
copew tHarmder tf tke c,f
Caajbieleiijrsed Mr lluffa.aB f,',:
lrr DatMy, and.lbft ansendirrt.,,
U'tee genl eaiaa was, apoo a ? ,
rrjarted bf r. OuffmSsi tjira (
saother amendment," lnrl(ii( .
crew of Midhiatasft Aa ,
ahitb wakkd.tcdK by vte r t
55." . . Mr. Peart a subnnttH an i-r-ftienw
granting 4Jl3 000 of the !,
be ppspriaied N vb oiecm of
Decatar; bat, the prp(tin wu
jetted. UOtt ssa tuaaf Mr Bnlt
Camodnee ra. nf reported the ,
Mr Cbittoo mn ;d' to Uy tht ,
a mead mew vpoo ','tbe-v .table. '
Tacker, of S Carolina, tuovsd to t
out the enacting clause, with a sir,
testing iije merits of- lbs) 1411; t
annriiita f trl.'irK Ml .... -
r r - .--H Hi4nu,
donation for the performance of 1 1
m oot v, ae neriareu mmsetf tec;,j,
aoooseil. Mr ' Mrl)Hffi
bill, and entered ynto a fall' d , .
the , i-irt umstanre of tne' brdbiai
chisvment which had .( ,,
American citizens fcom slavery, tot
t iMVTix- 'tUaa las a aw af ! - t . . i
w"uiu inuute, ami
atted ber character and ker"fgia.
thr..ughoui tbe'worldJ Ie"teterr:l,i
t Rlusmo; to the tflei , produ- ed t
tha nameif ('(iruin idorit.-' Det sUf, j
inong the .Bibi'ry ,powers,hen t
gil ant Commodore , weot Ar
vnha force which, compared witt
fruitless and diastroti expedition
Groat - Britain, in iStr, under L
Kxiiioutb. seemed wholly inadeq
to its .object. Ht Osine alone njt;i
dated the Deyt nd a treaty -W 1
mediately concluded.;: granting '.,
otercial advaniages to, th tU.
wt'irh had. never been, and! whirl s
even now, fior grained lOaayorhei t
tion. , Some further "di-cussioti etn
in which Mr -Tut ter.fjSoujb
na, Mr. Storrs. of Ytu-k.vam! v
Craigof Viiginia! took par0he fc
whidiy opjMistf.g the rclaim.rwhy
contended!; ought not i to be tfm?
Had ,! h e gal l an t an d lame 0 ted j)n it
Jived, it wa his-flnn eOnviction, ti
the proposed apprepriatiaft'Oetc'aJ'
have, been heard of. ' M K. - StrTc '
followed; and, on' motion ' of Mf.vl!
gea ihe Houe adjourned 'A-., -!
Monday, March - Mr! !Bu
presented a memorial ' fronY cerf
members of tho society sf riee
New England, in behalf nf tW
on the motion to print whtcfi a long
eussion Jook place : ..M r. Stcrigeit
bi'Wtd a molion widt h be bad mad
the commencement of th Jl.ir
n4 arist n at as imilIum'. . . . . . I
lay the memorial up .4hu sable;
vols of I It) to 64 ( Mr Hell
at- am.'snJnv n. to pritit tli other .
.moria's' which had been .presentee
on the same i,u;..;ert. in ordern piw
an invHlio, comparison ' ft otn'j b
nis.Ie bviween them . Mr l!jsV
jeccd to-the motio-. M'; GimIp-.
continued hntl observed that, Tn' X
t.ie -r rieno in tiin.r .it.ku.
incetiue;.' fee'aliio pi in ted." vh Hi v
of throwing,- as ' lh "geleman fr
nWe-Island. fMr BurersV creineil
consider necessary mtrre light tipno 1
Stlt.iect ' Lit. Ilavnea hrifls nl:i
teil ihe n,otivea,whtch h d StMnjted li
m 0Mng to lay the -nwmorM vp(
t-.Klo. ... '.aVt.....i !.: :. '..-.:
au,, . .... u.v.ai rw -jim , UIrn;i
vote against the printing in' w!,
shape it,, might be1 presented.
Craig, nf ; Virginia 1 -ed verted n
length of the debat tndrust -' .
tn 'prevent -its further",, stensi, .
Hell woultl withdraw his 'anient' v
and ; arquiesci? .m- tiie pr'mlii'g .c
small a document bs that nbtit..
the House by mr-UurgQsv? Mr.;C.
reply,' referred to the, conrVe wlia1
debate, bad laken,,! and the: iuvi.
distinction which ; might be maJc
tween. the, different memorials p't 1
dering it necessary M'Xta to de!
acceding to the request Jof a witlnli:
of hie proposition,. After ra' con' r
and lengthened fl is.-u "..f iliv
ject, the previous 'question; was 1
,,.. mv luvmuiiiii was (iireiicti
printed by a vote of 10(5, the ik
being cnunted Several petilit.
the Bubject o( the tiansn.ission
Sunday mail,- were presented.:
! Tuesday,' Mqrct 2. Various n
rials, 'on tbe'subject of the . In
wera ordered to ,be' printed; ' .'.
the petitions was one presented I
Speaker from' rett'eio BlaiVmiiL
other-' manufacturers,, of the cv"
Philadelphia,' on tbe object t:!
tariff as respects the high oni'ie"
raw materials the reference of
w?' on- motioo of inr VerpUnck
pose! ;to ,be o thJCnWroei-f
and I'.ean '- "M- i;iu'li?ntfss
...... , u. , .xT.p.aii rfcr-1
that t. would be.aora prOtJih"S
it A t. n :., ' .11 '-on1,
" tae voounittee on iari.ti. j.
After some tbservatioriiira5j,'
Cartbreleng,- Jtaoisey, and;,ffwr'
the rniemnrial; Vl'ich .f.was of. ' '
lenth., waa."' nnnrr tla rpon.-,t ef
-"-- " t ... .... ... aiyva, . " .....
tin "objected to the propeil . r.ef '
T the ..tnrmomlT; to the CtuTiii''"1.' 1
.1) I II furl HI . ! . Mnil. -illlil I'
iallar VfA,,,!-tl,a. IIa...... : Air. S
sent to a ,Cotn,witieo of the. Vl"'1
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