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l ta td-enea. ae aeMpord nigtiiias MrTjTT
eanfinaaBVasJ Ctosy
Far af Wi
Otaal Caeca aj iwmf,
r4 4 asta,
rr eteeaatcC Sana On
i twaiaat e Ihatr Jt-j tij, 4 fMr
eir Wowl te ifcwr aw stistli-r. fart
.w.fMn oak ell ""TTr?":
- Liar. WVsd threw liases tar mm, """J? I"ri
.ft laaaattara aaaat ha . . aa-s WW, WHWH asars.
B T A UTH 0 R ITT.
awity la
uws or the uxrreu states.
xiolttm Second Sro.ien of the Twenty firot
jrnntre. ,r
it staking appt-Jfwialioas lor tarry 1d trti
erfWl Mtloa IsUoM treaties.
kemnrtrd ike He mnd Hot of R-
Latitat aCM Untud St f America in
m wad iff. lar ux loiiowtnf wru
Li Ax mum ara kareby, approprMtea lor
r T m '.I. f
trriM Of 1M J car m vniwuati hjw aw
id4 tfcbiyoaej
the annaal support of aehool for tba edu
(flnitiMyoata, at ttipalated for by the
, irtkla af tka uty oi the inn or Aupttt,
lltaonad 'eight haudrad and twaaly-aix,
.haCUippeaa trlba ot ladiaat, aaa (boataad
hit '
t tha payment o4 th aaaaitr nf two thoa
ilolUrt, and Im the aam of tvo thotuaad
k for education, at atipelated for by the
IrtWt of die treetT of the tixteenth Octn-
uikunml eirht hmtdre and tentT-il.
e PotawtltauiKt, the aqnuai wm ot lour
id dollarts
the annual tappnrt of a blaektmhh and
. and for f'iruiJiinr. anattalW. one huii
ad ixty bethels of talt, nniK tlie aarar
one laottuud Ove baoUred tad twenty
t d Mrmeat of the permanent tad limited
it provided for by the teeond article of
f with the Potttwatuuniea of the twea-
f Septembrr, one thousand eight hundred
wtatr-eiehV annually, the aura ct Uiree
i4lollarsi
f uAaoso, Iron, ateel, education, annnky to
tntipaj ebiet, . and employment ot labor-era.
he article, one thouaaod awe hundred and
lolUrt; -
fnayeieatof permanent auauity under the
larOole of the treaty with the Miaotiet of
pity-third of Oetober, one thouiaud eight
fH aad twty-u, twenty -qe tnouaaiui
ironateBj,Hobaceo, and lahorera, by nine
m thOwtand ooe hundred dollar
iaupport ol the toor and Infirm, and for
Una, undar the Math article of taid treaty,
KHtiuad dollar t 4'.'
I payment of .the eapenaet incurred m the
a ot buUdioge aud improveoientt at the
If Miatioa) eitablishraeiit, by the tociety
fdfif ioatrooting Cherokee hiltlreo, ao
t to the fil'tli article of the treaty with
berokee Indiana weat of the Mimiaaippi,
I sixtla ot M.)f, one thousand etglit bun
laad .twenty-eight, ' eleven tbounam) tix
Id and 'fifteen d(jlari, the taid aociety
and atipulatinj to expend the Amount
tl aa the ereetkm ot other biiildingt and
rmtt fur like nurpoaet, in the country
the Cherokeet' br the tuna treaty.
fc payment in full of the falne pi improve
'tbendoned by tlie- Cherokeet of ,irkan
atVM I H i l atm ' Om " i t tWlart b ai tilbi a t In n
la.
Far
anaal'i'ta tVmntmU
b hkTt) eraiiuated from tlte eauntry ecd-
hem by the treaty atoretaul, at attested
f to the provitiona thereof, in addition
balanes which may remain of the turn
rr-terea thousand dallvra. approptSated
bet of Mat-ati tlie teoonil, one tboaaand
nndred and twentr-oinc, forty-five thou
ght hundred and nino -doUart and thirty-
iita. v ' Kor , payment lor ove nunurea
felivered ih one thoaaAid eicUt hundred
Inty-einevi for the emigrating Cherokeet,
g the neat oi irautpimuou, teveo wou-
btlurt.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Sjeakerof the Ifnoae of lteiiretentalivet.
JOHN C. CALHOUN,
.i i. v'-' V v,-. Pretklent of the Senate.
hted, March 2, 1M1.
tto earry Into elfeot certain Indian trea
1 v y" tie. ;. .;
f mctcd kg tilt Senate and Hqum of Tte
mm f tie United Stale f Jlme'riea in
W assembled. That tlie folio ing tuiui
jith tame are hereby. ;inroprited to
1 exnentet iadurred in oeitotiatine, and for
into elfeot the treaty of peace and Mend
- a . . " .. ..
m the trMitT ot neaainn, entered into at
da Chien on th fifteenth day of July,
hundred and thirty, with the Mttmtip
Mitamtri bandt of Sioux, the Suet and
NVinnefcacoes and Menoinnniee, Oltuet,
. Miatourtut. aud'Iowart U'ibet of liv
Veaema. nrevitiont. pay of tommiaion
' Meretarr, trantportatioii, and all other
attendiag the negotiation of taid trea-enty-foof
4houMn4 too hundred and
a dollar and tevwuty-twa eentt, .
"oiuea tiiiJjted for by the loorth ar-
juietreatvot eetsion. annually, tor. ten
to the Saoa, three thoutand dollar,
tHrea thouaand dollartt Sioux of Miaaia.
"athoutaad dollarti Yanotn and San lie
i three thoutand dollartt Omaltat, two
'life hundred dullarai Ottoea and Ml
! thoatand Era hundred doUarat Io-
thousand . firs hundred dollarti Saot
wn rrver. tea hundred doUara.
wnporl ot , blacktcoith. and lor tolla.
4cd by the tame article, annually for
Sht for tha Sioux of Mitttuipni, one
ooiiajgH) Yaoctoa al aamie eanaa, oue
1 dojkrtj Omahai, one thoutand dollartt
Mlatouriea, one thouaand dollara;
i ra hundred dollart) Saeiof MUtouti
f1" hundred dollajrt-K ' v-r -it',
Heoitural irtiplemeott, at tlirmlated by
rde. tnrrotUy, foe un yean, via: lor
of Miaaiuipnl, teren hundred dollartt
n end Santie banda, four hundred 'dol-
'Sanaa, fire hundred dollartj fttoei and
.fiv hundred dollartt lowayt, tix
1 dUart( bact of Mitaonri riter, two
dollar. -Jr ft - wAm'-M'
j trtntportatioo ,pf annuit'iet, tool t,v and
i?TT. uopleroenu, three thoutand two
IdOllart. ;; -'. "', -Tw. !' .
xpeatea nf edqeationi at ft'rpuUted by
article, for ten yeara, to be epplivd ia
"WtKm of the Preaident ot the Uphed
n"l!y. three thonaand dollar.. - i I ;r
! exptmet of ruoninc tlie liiuta aa aareed
wenth article of mid treaty, ulna thou-
t - JM it further enMttrfThai the
'S tntna be. and ttwt air
ted to carry into effect the uppleme!
"e e, eoocluded at Council Camn. on
Per expaaaea of aorreriwr the Maea at cWe
had aaaigaed ta the Debavaret by ad knioie,
bar dtoeeaad mm haadred aad aaaa doMart aad
eigVty-ee awcita.
Bee. 3. .taaf it htrAtr enacted. That the
afore tid amen af money he peal cat af any tno
aer la the I reaaary not ottatrwtae apprty aw
Be. 4. Jnd ee al htriher enmeteiL 1 hat lor
earrjiar iota effoet tbe treaty with the Choctaw
trine oi taaiatkt.eoaeiaaeti at Utatctag KabM ea
the tAawnth day of ScpteeiW, awe thowaaad
eight hundred aad thirty, the ana af eagfcty
ttxauaad two howvrew aad brtyehl oollart are
ereoy appropraaiea, to :
Feraalariri to ehieft and athert, aad auat of
elotbrt and brocdawordt for nmety-niae can-
taiat at ttipalated by fifteenth article, nine tboa
tend are hundred and ninety-three dollara.
For exnentet of fulfilling the tixteenth article
in relation to ecule, twelve mourned five hun
dred ddlarc
For education at stipulated by the twentieth
article, ten thuuatud duller.
For building Council honaet, houtet tor
Chjrfa, and etiurehea, at ttipulalrd by the aaiae
article, tea thoutand dollars.
For ex pen art of teacher, blacksmiths 'and
ahops, and a mill wright, by the tame article,
five thousand five hundred del (art
For blankets, rifles, ammuaitnu, axe, hoes,
ploughs, apini' wheels, eardt, loomt, iteii and
tori, twentr-leveo thousand tix hundred and
fifty five dollars.
Fur transportation and eontintwncies. five
Ihouund dollarti Which taid appropriation, to
carry into effect the taid treaty with the Choc
taw tribe or mutant, tnall be paM out ot any
money in the Treaiury not otherwise appropria
ted. Approved, March 2, 1831.
An Act making appropriation! for the military
tnriee for the yetr one thousand eight hun
dred and thirtviwe.
Be it enacted if thr Senate and Hotue ef ?
pretentativet f the United Stolen of America in
Ctugrttt assembled, Tbht tlie following turns be,
and the tame are hereby, appropriated, to be
paid out of any unappropriated money in the
Treasury, for the service of tbe military estab
lishment for the year oue thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-one viz:
For pay of the Army and subsistence of tha
officers, one million oue hundred right thooaaad
six hundred and twelve dollar.
For forage for officers, forty-eight thousand six
hundred and nineteen dollara.
Fur clothing for the servants of officers, twenty-two
tiiousand two hundred and ninety dollars.
For subsistence, exclusive of that of officers,
in addition to an unexpended balance ol aeventr
five thousand dollara, two hnndred and sixty-six
thousand three hundred dolhirs.
For clothing for the Army, camp equipage,
cooking utensils, tnd hospital furniture, to addi
tion to materials and clothing on hand, amount
ing to eighty-five thousand dollars, one hundred
and thirteen thousand seven hundred and forty
seven dollars.
, For the Medical and Hospital Department,
thirty thousand dollars. 1
riir various expenses in tlie (juarterraatter t
Drpartment, viz: For fuel, forage, straw, sta
tionary, blanks, repairing officers quarters,
barracks, stoi-e-liousrs, ahd hospitals: for erect
ing temiiorary cantonments and guti-hnuaeai for
rent of euarters, store-houses, and landt for
postage of letters on puhlie tervieet for expen
ses of courts martial, incluiliiir compensation of
judge advocates, member and witnesses; for
rxlra pay to, sohliers employed on extra labor.
under tne act ot March aeconn, one thou. tana
eight hundred and uineteen; for expenses of
expresses, escorts to paymasters, and - other
contkngenciel of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, two hundred and twenty-six thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For transportation of officers' bsggage, and
allowance for travel, in lien of transportation, and
lor per diem allowance to officers on tbpogrnphi
eal duty fifty-seven thousand dollars.
For transportation of clothing, subsistence,
ordnance, and of lead trom tlie mines md for
transportation of the Army, and funds for pay
ot the Army, including the several contingen
cies and items of expenditure at the several sta
tions attft garrisons, usually estimates under the
head nt transportstion ol the Army, one huuurea
and three thousand dollar ' 4r
For the completion ol the barracks St Fort
Winnebago, five thousand dollars,' being the
balance ot an apbropriatiou heretofore made for
the erection of barracks at Green Buy, and hot
needed tor that service, which balance is hereby
transferred and appropriated to tbe purpose above
named. . .
For tli payment of certain mounted volun-
t curt ol the Territory of Arkansas, whilst in the
service m the United atatrSj in the year one
thousand- eight hundred and twrnlyreight, 'the
iWfMaaisw aa)krs sty af Jafv.
I tat Wired tad Usawa, w tWaas-
af Wart way far
aaaasaarst ska LaaWa
aaiaft, tWrc sb aaaa I aVaUars.
rcrtstKg the Msrshal ratal ia Mass.
na aasaVaag swsaawa aa tha saaaa, five
datktr. 3
Far the farther awraatiaa. mi Use as
at the wafU tad tail hasawls fas' aw wa
ter la that warU at liaryar't ferry arsasry, ar
atmadfivalsrtdd4Ur. Aaacwvwd, Marah t,
Aa Aat asakbsa apfXayicat far Valdinf Iifw.
aW sssisiaaa Iwa tcjbt has tat, aaa at aaa ataaaa
af saw scata-sat pm of tha rtsar asisiisa aui,
JJjrt ha aatat, beswatwU
aWwaaiaiaii I aoltars Iar a aarht Waaca at aLa
of five hundred and eighty dollars and eigb- sntl forming the; foun
tree cents. V harbor e t buffalo. ' -
lam
tv-lhree
r or me payment oi tne ewim oi me oww in
Missouri against the United States, for tlie ser
vices of Iter militia against the Indisns, in the
year one tli'ousaud eight hundred and twenty-
tune, tne sum oi nine tnousanti ana eignty-nve
dollars and fifty-four eei.Ui Provided, l hat the
Secretary of War shall, upon a tult .investigation,
be satisfied that the United States art liable for
the payment ol the raid militia, under Die second
paragraph ol the Untn section oi me nrai arucie
of the constitution of the United States. ,. :
For defraying die expenses nt tbe Board ol
Visiters at West Point, fifteen hundred dollar.
For luel, terage, stationary, printing, ft rant
portatioa, and posuee for the Military Academy,
eight thousand four hundred dollars. . '
For repair and improvements 01 buildings
and croandt at Watt Point three thousand four
humh-ed dollars. ' '
For pay of Acljatont't clerk anj Qiusrterma.
ler't clerk, nine hundred dollars. .
For increase and expenses of the library, four
lac kitMHrMd dnllarc . :, f
For nhilosouhieal apparatus, . two thousand
dollar. v.
Pnr- models for furtificationt. OBt thodsand
eipit hundred dollars. ..."
.;. ror moai'lt tor drawmr. lor . repairing snsuw
meatsr for chemical ami mineralogical appara
tus, seven hundred and nity dollars, v i .
For miseellaueous stem and meldental
penses ef tha A cadenoy, one thousand six hundred
For fuel for tha first onarter of tne year one
thousand eiirhl hundred and thirty-two, two
Ihniiaand three hnadred dollars, a ' '. -
For eontingencies ot the Army, tea tboaaand
dollara. S k i ,,-. J' , j ,
For the national armories, three, hundred1 aad
sixty thousand dollar..
For the' armament of the fortifications, one
hundred thousand dollar. . . - . ' 1 1
- For tho current expense of the ordnance ter
vioe, sixty-eight thousand dollars. . . .'.
For arsenals, ninety-faur thoustm) four ban
dred dolUr ;
Far the recru'rtinr service, fhlrtr-five thousand
has ass, hght-haata, bias tat, aad
aaa fiatsng aaay.
Aw it enextrd (A Snsar end Htute ef Re
evaraatrtw tfllm Umud State Jtmericm im
Cenfree mteeetkled. That tha fallowing apprw
praKKMS be, sad tha state are hereby, saaaa, aad
directed to b paid astt ol any aaeaey ia tha Trea
sury not etharwica aftMtwarsrted, to aaable the
Scamarv of the Trcaaory t prwvjt, by coatrwat,
for boildiaa; ligbs-hoaaes, Iighbaata, kraaoas,
aad aVMMiacau, and nlacasg aaoy a, to wat:
State f Jtaine. Four ihoataad dollar for
llgfat-houa at the western entrance of Fox inland
Ustareaghfarcs
Six tbcuaaad dollars for t light-hoose at er aear
eap Porpaisei
Fwor tbouaand dollars far increasing (he height
of Use light-aoata oa Booa ialaadt
Pour UMMisaod dollar tor a light-houae at er
near Marshall's point, ia the town al St. Uaorrei
Sis thonaand dollar for rebatldinf the light
house at Whitehead: .
Six thousand dolWs for rstailding the light
house on Franklin island)
Five hnndred aad ten dollars for spindle and
buoys in Praobsaot river.
State Mateackueett. Five thoatand dol
lar for building a lighl-hoate oa the monnment
at Gloucester point t
One thousand dollars for erecting a monument
ou or near (J oh asset rocks t
Twohandredand fifty dolbrt, in addition to
an unexpeaded balance of a former appropria
tion, for erecting a spindle-beacon on M mot's
ledge, and placing a buoy oa Hospital Island
k-dre, near George's island.
Twelve hundred dollars for erecting a monu
ment upon sledge of rocks situated at the outer
part of tbe harbor of 8wampaeut
One (boeaaad dollar for two monuments, one
on Sunken Island, aad the other on Pig rocks,
in Braintrec bayi
Five hundred dollars for placing ten boors in
the northern channel through tbe Vineyard sound,
at 'the following placet: one on point Kips one
n the Shovel shoal s, aear Monomoy point) three
oa the Handkerchief, northeast, soutbesst, sad
southwest partst one on a. rock near Hyanois
harbor, m the channel: and two on the broad
shoal to the eastward of Falmouth, vast, aud west,
parts:
Five thousand dollars for rebuilding light
house ou cape Cod, should it be deemed expe
dient by the Secretary of the Treasury t
Four hundred dollars for placing six. buoys on
ledges and rooks at a place called Wood's Hole,
nesr Falmouth; and a spindle on Lone rock,
near that plare.
State Rhode Island. For a beacon-light
at or near the entrance of the harbor of Wick
ford in the town ol North Kingston, three thou
sand dollars:
Fifty dollars for a spindle on the halfway rock
between the i sis nils of Khode Island aad Con
necticut. Stat, of Connecticut. Five thousand dollars
for building lirhl-bouse st or near Morgan's
point, on the north side of Fisher's Island sound,
in the toanship of Groton; .
Four hundred dollara for a spindle to be erec
ted on the Whale rock, at tho entrance of Mys
tic river, and for one on I urner'a reef, situated
about one-third of the distance from the maia
land to Fisher's island; ' '
Three thousand dollar for erecting a beacon
on tha beach near the west side of New Have a
harbor; and two hundred and fifty dollars for
buoys on Pardee's bar. Black Rock" bar, and the
shag banks. In said narttor:
Six thousand and two hundred dollar for
erecting a monument or beacon on Draodford
reef, in Long Island sound) ''
Two hundred and fifty dollars for placing buoys,
viz: one oa the north end of Hatchet's reef, in
the sound; one on, the south end of add reef one
on tlie southeast tail af Saybronk bar, at the
mouth of Connecticut river: and one or the south
end of Crane reef, west of Saybronk.
Slate of jvero Xork- Three thousand one
hundred and ninety dollars to rebuild the bea
con in Black Rock harbor, should it be deem'
ed expedient by the Secretary of the Trca-
survi , ,
' Pour thouaand dollars for erecting a beacon-
light on a proper site near Sackelt s Harbor, an
lake Ontario: " -
Three thousand dollars for erecting a beacon
light at the junction of Rmidout creek and Hud-
ton river or on or near tne eaopus Meadows, at
may be deemed i
of the Treasury:
One thousand dollar! fof erestinr a beacon on
the middle ground between Stratford and Crane
Neck, lu Long Island sodndt
Twelve thousand five hundred and twelve dol
lars, in addition to the uneapended balance of
former annronriatioiis for erecting: a lieht-house
the Inundation tor the same, in the
w
a a i asm a.
baar c.laasaatsa. aaa
far baaUsar a liehS Uasat M kn.
er aaaaa ether csntaaat sats af the
hey.
ftawaa Ibiarns I dollar fare tsgbtbeaae at Pass
CaWeuaa, aear the hay af , Laaia,
rar aaoytas be alassd al the eatwb acta, seal
Ike aaa. at Oaaphiw iasak, iaar hcsracalsart.
Staje e.r..eaie. Fiva hundred dallare far
Maataa baey ta Mabfle bayi
State t bbms. Five dttasaaatt aonarsfor
aalaiaajalarat bee as at tha asoath af Caatafa
nvar, Uke Mirhigsa.
.trVAtyaa) iVrsMra. Five tbtwsaad 4ellere
far aeildtag a larbt aease at the tsnlaaats ef
lae SC Jeaephl rsvar with bake M iefcrea
Five taaaeaad dollar for a larbt kuate aa the
Owtarthaadar Bay Mlad.ia lake Harea
A turn net exceediac lea tbouaand ctaTWa Car
baUdiaaa Isght boat ta he Mattsaed ia the strait
eecMsactMitt lake naraaaiva Mattiigaei aaa tare
fceadrsdaad firty dollars far beuv and paaesng
the same oa the flat at the head at lake Be
Clair
rbrtaa TVrrucr. Keren Qua sand foer
nsnsdred dollar for building a light bona ea the
weat cad of Sl Georgea sslaad, aear tbe ra
lraie of Appalashicol bar:
Fear hundiwd dalian lor plsnnW baey ia the
taid bay between St Giiorge't island, aad the
eatreace of tha Anpalsebirola rivwrt
Two haadred dollsrs fur placing buoys la tbe
bay aad river of Si. Mark's;
One hundred and sixty dollar for placing
buoys at St. Aoguctine, sad in St. John's river)
Five thouaand dollars for building a light bona
en a suitable site at or aear Port Clastoe.
Apirved, Marsh S, 1 131.
tPVWtrt of Maatf IsMtrae! of Wy. ill a
blr4 la tsi tba acleitiaai M tot a U cul
kitk sJ laipsrttbt ttaiat. It ia-
raieatt' tbw ftwtiUtatfl fraai Tnavaat,
(Mr. Matlary.) I tll j dd. thai
ft lev will 1st feeae ! tOaipliavrit
lu ttUcrttiem. , Ta Mit tBUcfaaci la
wbaai ftotci It A$)tj U tKd kimd mtm
ber frrMB lUtxle Mt4. (Mr. Co,;.)
Itt tb caara af bit rtaarW U lb
r 4f. iBtakrd ti jMBger mct
beta recallect that raepci dit ta
M belt) .cads tad frtj biirt, . I Ut,
ir, ia whit I eij detM it mj daty la
uj apaa this occasion or bj eAbr, I
hall artvar U foand wtaHof ia that
rarertact tlry dae t lacka, tpM
whkb f and ci pet-kola baft art
their erombla tncta. " Bit. air. if
aod snra tea fit ta aotar tha list M mi
run imicJk" aaint all tht Tftangrr
onea in tha Hoaai,' whila cbitalrj
saiftht fur bid tha rataro of tht arraoja,
ell defeaca may demand . that - wr
ward thens ff. whether pointed fair, or
tip! with poiaan. V; '
The fjeoileman act at by ujio
" that tha pre bent ia, I believe, & n
ital diaciakB. Ia tht ahart term of
errkd in thia hall. I haet witnetaed
littior after aittinr 6f a Coranittee of
the Whole Hoatt on tbe 8uta of theLnmaton, epprfiprtatiflni tod all which
Uoton, wbtro the quaBtan or salary, i coat tne Uorertmabt Heir ndodred
satsre Itberrd bard to foafstMi It,'
iih the wtl sjiplostatic reUtioaa (
tweea frteodlj pewerti gad s!;bo;-H
t. a "
saw peraoaa oaaAiBirea were or aosuca
t4 saiakter;' yet they were ld
tvprtmu'bn of ibis baUoa seat te a
Cfaaiee naliesa. which was by t
preyieaja roBentietl arrarrrairct. br ' .
. -1 J ..a .t.T..,
vwaiarw eiDeu sua niBta, vt sOQ .
trot at the lithmea of Paranu; aui "
tho topicd for coQaideratioa and ad-
Jeitasent woro ail arraBed sod ape- ,
fbcAlIy get rofth by tha 80 (b. Ameri
cas) rrpablka ia tho treaties beforo
blieded to. Oar sniaiitrra thea. fovoro
properiw retxeMDUtWee, and dr cities
they woro c!Wd la 8osjih AsvfkO c
woold hare Becetsanly boon compeileti
10 taka part ia those subjecta, sod by
takiof rrt it waa leared by bub? of 00
.S . a a . a a.
IfUC
IAfl
w"" '-w.-wa IM SW mHJ IIIUUIICH d
which a majority f tho batiooa mieht
ided oa. Therefore the. eeV i".
tix hundred aad ninety-six dollars, ia ediiition purchasing land and remQviog
to an uuexpeuded balance of four thou sand
State of PennryMmia. Two thoutand fiv
hiuidi-cd dollart for erecting a beaoou light at
the end of the bier which form! the erf trance in
to the harbor of Ei-ie. on lake Erie.- ' 1
Stnle af nrhmare. Fifteen hundred dollars
for erectlnt a beacon-litbf near the mouth of
MlSnillion creek:
Ten thousand dollars tor boildme t lieht
bous al Mahon'f litek. in addition to ehat re-
mams unexpended of an appropriation to build a
lirbt hoose at Duck creek, and which last named
appropriation is hereby tra&sfen-ed to tlie ftrtt
mentioned eDiaet. . ; : , , .
State of Maryland. Fire thoatand dollar
for bulldinat a Jieht-houst on of hear'Xurtty
. . , . . 111
puius, at lite mown os niannri
. For erecting a beacon light on Lataretto pofnt,
at the entrance ef the harbor of Baltimore, .or ea
tbe point of land pa which fort MeHenry it
situated, in the discretion of the Secretary ol the
Treasury .two thousand five huinflred doHar) .
. for a Boating iigntat tne won trap, wins
Chesapeake bay, twelve thousand dollars)
Four hundred dollars for placing buoys at the
i!mim aT Ik hat La of Aanatwilia. ' '
State of Virrinia. Seven; thousand end fire
hundred dollart for building a light bouse ea
one of the Chiaeoteaeue island si ' -
Five hundred dollar lor pacing w tne row
mac river three buoys on the Kettle Bottoms,
one on Port Tobacco shoals, one ht Naniemot
reach, on on .Itagged Point bar,' and one oa
Parsimmon bar. - - 'J, s ..,,;.(.
State1 of A'orih Carolina. Eleven thoatand
dollars tor building a light boat, to be stationed
at er near Brant Island tT.oal. in Pamlico soued.
For a buoy to be placed ea the bar new. liar
bor Island, two hundred dollar. ' ' ' - :
For three buoy s to be placed ia tbe river and
Inlets of Cape Fear, twelve hundred dollars. ' t
State of South Coreaao. nteen nunoreo
dollai s for eoostmcting three hollow buoys, and
niacins the tame oa the bar at or bear the ea
trance of the. harbor of Georgetowev in addition
to any unexpended appropriatioo for placing
boovt at or neat that harbor) : '
s . .,- .1 1 j. .11 . r
A turn pot exceeuing -one uiuusanu uuiiitb tur
ind Rnii on
SPEKl II OF MR. CAUhON,
O MONTH OAKOLIMA.
On the amendment pmpoaed by Mr. Stanber
ry tothe general appropriation bill, to strike
out g9,000. aa cotnpenaatioh to tha Mini
ter to Russia.
Mr. Carson roe and saidt I am
tier-ply ainaible, Mr. Speaker, of the
obligation I am under to the House for
ita kind indulgence and great liberality
maoifeated by iia cHunt of action, by
which I am permitted to proceed ia
this debate. The best return ! can
possibly make, ia to trespass for a
abort s tiuae a uossible uimmi their oa-
tience, whicit appears already wearied
with this discussion. I shall, there
rre, leave unsaid many thinge I had in
tended to say, which I consider perti
nent to the question, and in some de
gree celled tor by rrmarks which fell
Iron gentlemen who have taken stdes
in favor of Lis motion.
The part, Mr. Speaker, which I shall
act in thia political drama for farce, if
gentlemen choose so tocall it; will be but
an humble one. My part shall be, air,
to aetttnti with my feeble abilities, a
very humble individual in his own es
notation, but one highly exalted in the
hearts of his countrymen; sn mdividu
si, sir, whose highest ambition is, tn be
permitted to walk in the peaceful
shadea of retirement, and pursue do
mestic esse; sn individual who has
never sought olfice, but who, like old
Ciocinnstus. when the exigencies of iii
country pave demanded his services,
has never refused the call, whether, it
be to the field or to the cabinet. Thai
individual, sir, is Andrew Jacison,
whoso name has been introduced into
'his debate but to be reviled and slans
dered. The other illustrious person
ages whose names have beer introduc
ed, (Mr, Randolph and Mr. Van' liu
ren.) have already been amply defend
ed by their respective friends; thev
need nothing at my hands; it would be
superfluous to offer it. To observe
something like method in the course of
my remarks, I must commence at tbe
beginning, however much rosy be left
out On the way. ,
.It appears; sir, that the gentleman
r si.: ttJ 0....1 .s.
11 win uiuu vtr oianvtrrry was mo pio
neer sent ahead to clear away the rub
bish, and prepare the held for action.
le first vslorous knight which enter
ed the list on their side, was the re
nowned champion of domestic manufac-
tflMS iMr Miliar - ' ' ' I
His onset, sir, was hold onei and
he lashed away with , such fury, that it
reminded roe of llutlibraa's bear. Who
.Vflirhfin fell, and falling- fought, , ,
And being down ha laid about." V ; k
The gentleman, "sir,'" marched, up iri
to' the tery teeth of the great Autocrat
of all the: Russiaa', boldly demanding
Ins country's rights with threatening
countenance and menacing gesticula
tion, and then 'old us. " that waa the
way our rotniiters should do.M! .Now,
sir, if this is the very way that minis
ters should do. why thev must be e'
ected hereafter, not fur their ,utplo-
matic. bot for their tihysical abiliues.
the order of things must be changed
and iostead of ielefrting ministers for
their intellectual and Uiural worth, ath
letic powers must be Ihe stantT&rd by
wnicn. we are to juugo 01 men sunru
for foreign missionsVh'v' ; V v:
Sir, when the partv to which that
gentleman belongs, comes into power,
(which : 1 trust never will be,) it may
probably suit their notions or propriety
to practice upon his theory) but 1 hope,
ir, for the credit of my ' country, that
Compared with the service of foreign
milliliters, was the subject of most slir;
ring debate. JPken hat thi tompatney
0 tkit Hovte to move lucA a debate been
qutttiontdj . Never until the present
sitting of the committee.. If I am ia
taken, I ak the Chairman of the Con
mittee on Foreign Relations to tell me
when that autetiori ten nWi bv tht
Ifrimdt of tht tatt adminittraiim.K f'..
Now, sir, 1 will answer the gentle
man's interrogatories, and tell him
when and by whom " the compttmetf of
this House" wss questioned, and also
show him it waa " by the fi lends of the
Isst adminiitration ' .'V
Sir, during tbe discosiion' upon the
far famed but abortive Panamt mission,
a similar tyueaiion arose uion the bill
making the appropriations for that in le
sion, or upon the report made by the
Committee oh Commerce 8cc Mr.
Webster, the greet leader of the then
rfntl.pa.
For eontinpent expenr of the teeruit'm"; aer-
.U. ftA.im t innMnn ninj, hnnitrplt anil 5ilV-tWO
crkof Wha a. : ! '. ..,'' - 1.1..-. ,A Hn.vnan,1...l ,,.lcn- r.l
- m w,inin, use twen-1 uoiuira, m '"-.m'v.i..' -
". BeotcTaber. airhtw. -j I ,i,nnnnH rfnllira.
Dune Urn
Sunt of Ceorria.' Fore beacon on the White
Oyster L ois, near the mouth of bavanni.h river,
three thousand dolura. ,
State of V!ue.. Five thousand dollar f
buiUing alight bouse on Turtle Ijlandj t the
moutb ol Mautuee bay, lake arte - .
l"? e treaty witb tha Delaware 1 , To Tbooits Fitzaerald, an iovxlid pensioner, moutb t Maumee bay, lake Erie,
Mr. Blair, of Sooth Carolina, demanded
the previous question, which precludes de
bate. Mr. Carson appealed to him to withdraw
the motion for the purpose of enablint him
to discuss the subject further. Mr, B. refus
ed. The previous! question wax seconded;
but the House did not installs the previous
om, ,Li(i, (decided by yeaa and nay;) this
put the q lesiion Irotu before the house for
one way. i I.e vote upon tte previous ques
tion was then re-conwdered, untl the Houne
rve li ite for the or ;nial iiiu M.n to be witli-u,s-i;
which wat (lone by the rcnUemsn
from South Carolina, (Mr. Clair,) air) ill.
Corson wat cnablea to prootedU
.'.v.'-"-, ; ' 1'.:; "r;l-
idminiatratltro part id the' House.' bade
the quetfiwii, aad the gentleman from
Rhoue Island implicitly followed his
lead.:; - . r ;v- - ,-:-
I beg; leate to read from Mr. V'a.
speech, delivered ' 14th April, 1826
(Gales and Seaton's Debates, pages i,
S3, . vol. SW, part 3d.). ::.Xy .-f F
Such aniKnnttrienU. aavs Mr. Web
ster, (foreign .ministers,) it therefore' a
clear and unquestionable exercise ; pf
executive power.' Jit is indeed leal coo
a -.il - t
nectea wun jne appropriate duties 01
the House than almost any other exe
cutive act, because the oflice of a pub
lie minister- is' not created by any sat
lite or law of our own Government., . It
exists under the law of nations, and is
recognised aa existing by our Conatitif
tioti.w Hie acts' of Congress indeed
limit the salaries of phblic jtilnisteraj
but they Jib no more. Every thing else
in regard to the appointment 6t public
ministers their hUmbei ir, the time- ef
their appointment, and) the negotiations
contemplated rn such appointment, is
matter; for,4 ? executive discreiion,''
Again; be says; , he (the President)
cannot shift the ' responsibility : from
hnnsfelf, and we ctnnor aiume -it.
Sach i course, sir, would confound all
that is distinct in the conktitutional
aigftmeni of our respective functions'.
It would break down all known divi
sions of power, and put af end to al
just responsibility. Id ' shorty eif',
wunout tinog your paiience vyun reaa
log all the passages. I have; marked,
Mr.iWeteteri toeech tbroughoot is sjpi
enort to piove i mat we jwere consmu
tionall t bound to appropriate ".!.e sm la
riea Ot public , niinisters: hat we. had
noinmg to sio witn tne csiuuiiutmcm ot
missions, nor . with . the: ajmointmeni at
ministers, nor. who tnrir insiructivos.
Thus", sir; hsve I shown the genUeman
from Rhode Ialand,t M, wbetc the tompf
tency of this House to move such de
bate wti ouetlionedtf and that "it vta
oy tne menus 01 me tail auminisrra
tion. iiiat'a ot ail, su t for he too
tuttained the dyttrine throughout then
(however obbostous it may appear
now,) by his vote, end bf hie' aid ..to
that mission in every stage, and through
n its ramincattonsv - -.
Sir; how : mut ' more anBronriate
would the argument of the learned gen
tleman from MMachuietts, (MrVVVM)
nave oeen 10 toe question at present
f ite us? ' cTheir force and reaaoning,
f it appliea to tbe establishment of the
mission to 1 . ama, how much more
eminently, does it aj ,Ty h, Ihis vai
-'--jsf.'ffi-.. W -a-' a
. 'il.n- L--aiif ia a n.i.. : r Inn
standing, . ' I hose acquainted rli
diplomatic history of the country, v.','
recollect that1 it originated with Mr
earson. , He nominated Mr," Short,
who waa rejected by the Senate. : Mr
U Adams was subsequeotly Domi
nated by Mr.; Madison, and' was our
first mioister at the court of St. Pe-
tersbui'g, and ft diplomatic intercourse
his been kept up ever since between
the two Governments.' But it has been
i ordinary kind of intercourse re
cc '.' I by the laws of nations,' and
pr-- ca.by the civilized world
. 2iut i' air, with the Panama mis
,siua, , Aiihea'V tbe fnenda of : that
we might be rornmiited as na-
ta eater' Into any ' arrangement .
1
l i '."1
have deci
preeotative f the peote here hadai'
right, nay it was their boundee dety,' i :
ta etey, if they coeM. project 'ao
bevel, so dangerous, and fraught wiUi s '.!
an a row a consrqaencea. 1 .... ,
Yet the fwnUereae; from Iode; II- ' .
land, (Mr. Burree.) with a knawledra ; i :
af all those fsct. swallowed dnvrn that -' ;
5 at aa . a . . - 1
theasand dollars; bat flow tua become ;
le faatidiouf with regard to the vpetv '--; '
plea righta, 8(A that Ihw replar aat- V , :
ary allowed by law to out foreigti aiaV' "J C:
iateta completely choaka him. Sir, t Vs
can't say that ibis le, retraining at vrt
5nat end swallowing a catoel," but 1 1
o think It H iwattowing a camel and '? ' h! '
men atrtinmg at gnat. ; Sirg why is , . ; r"
alt thM' Ia it teiaf M. Jldami Trt-ZV, ' '
commended the one, ahd Ota. Jackson - m ' V
the oinerr ilso, let me read another ':.
taregraph of two from' Ihe speech iof
Ir- VVebster. which. nb doubt: tha h 1, -
genttlrtfatt considers high authority. t--.
'StTkii MnAilaa.. akik f- . '
vw nnn.ii is um irsjnx. T ...
ea to the Eiecutlve, ahd from the Ex 4
ecutiveto es, ia hot personal, bat offi- ;: t ;, ,
eol end tonUHutional says Mr. Web f.'-
ter . It has oothirg H do vJritW
wVftai IMngt w faltkinfa bot resolf . - U
froin that division of power among de--partnients.
nd those limitatioba on the-4 ' i
authoriiy of elchiiwhich belong to tbe'rT"
ns'ure ana jrsme of our Uovernment,' ,y :)' v-
ir, has tne course br the gentlemaii
rom tlhode Island IWrV lnfluenl k-
individual liking iof, ditlikingtP
But little fviiher'ilr: m' vr.
It WOUld b unfnrtnna'a inA.A Vv. 'i.. .-
coniinoet Mr. Websttr. " if bur line oif 7 v..
constitutional action 'were. te"vibreti Kf y;'
backward and forttvi,' aetotditia; to wp'y'-Uf.
opinion ofpe'rsoni, iwarViog this way to. .i. vt
dij, from , andu attaehajieots and that M
othef waV to morrovf, frbra distrust r0'$3
(inline. ' ims mat sometimes hann-r .
from the iiieakntti of out tWtmt , ey tha
eicitenUnt of oar: Jbasasorui but r ima
i n a ii i. k ? L a, f .
it win not oe eooiiy recommended to ta - Vt r
aa 1117 ' iiKiiuut sou r trj P 'pUDIIC COD i . - at. i"
of
u
the gentleman hang?
'.is i'
net. The toeaknnk of otr irtnei, w "
f thb ticUttnent of our passions w Sir, '-Hv,-;'':
ffcB" hicb hor of tha dilemaoe !
1st it? flie r-
suit of weak virtue, or would it not be
... ..--v.
more ' charitable to suppo that " ex M
cttedpessiori hadeaased thia extraor- ?i
Jaar.Mge?A.n
his.virttfesor his pasltobt, I hive Both- H-Vk
ins; tu sjv out yei em not Qone witn V-' :t :
pi it- itfiEim rnn nnr rh wMvYAM..Taw
r - --w r- . fa-v iiiichibu aw
dotslrine, aha see svhef'a it woald neja1;
Kimn i Eairvnifn. - " ww m " ri,id h. a .- .1 -
fare the keepers of the people's won fi, -
eyi we snouitj aeep a watcbiui eye over'i? V
IStaSf. intaraafa ah. I .h.. 1 -t ; r...
,,v- . ., .in. piifiuf pay tor -'I;?;'.
services actually rendered." "Hot '
lorig,' asked the gentleman, M t,i'M:
rianooipn 91 us.; retersbarg? ?: Fay, htnl
for b time in justice he tan 'demand
Now4 sir, if we adopt thia airtjJe" X';.-.;
of oufi actiort to't radaat the nav ae
cording to efvicea, actually renderedr
the role roust operate upon every :ofjM '
cer:f'ihe GovernmcbtWe cannot?, i. 4i-
pay ihe Judges of the Supreme Court '
bntil we mouire whether Oiet have die. 4
charged all the duties assigned to ihem.a;:
11 our venersnif ,wniei , justice should 'k-V
be aitka or prevented arriving here "tts4
sit apon the Supreme poort bench by i v
sucn a snow storm ai we nave lust vntav i
a :, a ' ! . . -. - OV .'iart
neSSed. Whf the en min'l dnrlrinai .
v.;l '
r
" to wi tli hold his salary.: The Pres.-i
nent, ta beads ol Upartments,nayi,' H
sir; oar . Senators and Uepreteotatives
in vongress, we ourselves, tnnat annlw v
the fule to ottriolves,' and make it op-,
rate We too. i; What 4ias been the sit- '
tiation of the gentleman himself during, '
the present seasion? He was unable to , : '
attend, t his duties hare bT sickness,
for c some , time. sThe people of Rhod v
isiaoo, eiectea him. not to be sick, but
to i attend ; to their interests oft . thia
floor. llie gentleman has not dr-ce it. ,
snd ; why?, jBeciaset hie health would
a. "' a.lI 1 -f a
-oi peruui nim. taa can any man
lre be so devoid of self respect, ae'
lost u very feeling and pi inctple of a
gentlefii.. i. as to move in his, place
that in ti,v ptilement of the account '
of Mr, Bure,. should not beaMcw-'
ed pay for thorn he failed ft at
tend tne UouKe t,.. ccount of suk
nesai" ; Would not a. '1 amotion, sir,'
disgrace any man? , J . ' ,
c cut, lays the gentle:.. ... Ir. Hal
dol ph Was nut fit .was tsy 1 means a
suitable person to fill tho. mi and
the President ouht of to have -t-
ed, &C.) and therefore be, sbouL (
f.