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n mocraticf laffellation ! . Jn 8 democratic newspaper,; the federalists' ' ask , mitted, t ha -iitom pt our earls' we pitv' lcie -luPld jntafi;onists,' ir tliey are to, be dilated thewhote,", ahd the, latter to thcpmmlttiee of pub- b'een lying, at, the wharf the greater part of the !,li'Cf a irco'imss. Whenever 'tlieyto 'llMPew &"dthe igndramusc-feo ;'shpw4ic lali'id?') , J "it .''"'V:'. , winter laden with a.cargo perishable in itajiature, ,jonty we" the 'arguments of the their extrt;in'f eleviuion, 'superiority, and indeperi-1 'Mr. Joimson made sundry' reports frony the say fldx-i"eedj which if not exported now becontes V be .01iv.;'pt( lQ t0 liat h.ich ;s TiKlAldepF m(Ail tilts- twenty feet hjh,' iiid stalk jEommittee of-claims, I One of these was prYth'e 'uUerly worthless, hewill conceive the situation of and i"t t r - n . V laliiff likjc oVergrawn boys',' disregarding the lea-(petition of' Edward Hdlhnd. The petitioner those whom' I wish to relieve Mow Ourresour- I riUiijiiC, l . "" v , . snris nf wisdnm. and1 wonr!erint thsit o'Iipp hum. L-rwrs cV tierlieSr speak of them, wish JJ adj'iuru tane oit uie on-iiuercou-e .rifle with the people "any longer they,' eu. uut me iJCt is so : anu t ' 1 ' J- I...' .i1.'. ) : ' .' - .n,v .k 8Ps oi wisaom, antr wpiuiering inai ovner nura ' V;, Lrn buck. 4 Being natuiMlyweak!" W'toarer?i .T Pihrbwn.1e V 'r.. n.u ,.,:, ju. ,L:Jn the hare ground! So that, it a pamot-MSiiet a .iui v . ','(':" Icertam measure to succetd,. he must nroDOse a weatnercwH. pwiuiy-jtor -omit mviiesn , ' , . , . - " , ,,, u,,,1 con rary plan hi t-Me-'newpaperv . Ijus is . the f.nm"thLM' tv ramncal party masters, ouv , r , , rr lid he unlpy conseuuence ,f 11 the people to dispise their re-yestnta-, i-..u ,..7 u,u.B .,i.j,ft.ui.v n in . ' .l :- ..uLi ..i,i 'uieinhr3 of the house of Representatives are an HlhC If IT' llllll III UUIIEICN'iVUII II1 . v., i l'" svv r . 1 -i ' t,U is strange,. that the cnmmltteeof 'ways iand means should apply to Galbtin ibr 'insthictions ion all occasions t it, wo'dne more reusonauie states that,he was with ikvefstl impropeily detain Jces are io oe; enlarged, or the belligerents to bt ed it a fort of the O. S. a. ni-i,hJU; during, which acted on by'otir prodticfe perishing here I caAnot me. be appa!lv DJi.wu wi, ,. . fhfr,,,x ii.MW d,ice -find direction 6f ih. uro'a may ,ieei asivdineu .10 ten iti , ---t-- - ; ... ... e will do 0 i of conside I'. ...... LA Vx 1 1 ' N I 1su . r . v , the hp. ief fhat evrv one who asketh receiveth : simpo,,a on u.cm uX ueiuui.1 nu.. ; - fideth.-l " Kvt tanta uzea tnem ior momns, ana no . , ',:-:T ------ - -i. ' - - . wvt. ia.jm ' i- , . It is strantre, that when thev asked for bread, r tkfr patience is exhausted. But we do . "".s . . -nnTK, S'mr-h .Cthn he ye them a s;onc ; for a fih, a serpent; and .4 ' c ' 1 ' a for an em, a scorpion. motives, and no? from a conviction of 13 th; PP,e tdornot Perceivf" Jat Superior talent and integrity, so long traord.nary conduct of congress is pro bc01ntry be nerveless and ' inefB- duced extwortftnary, causestoo bad ahd di,; ,nd the peonld oppressed.' ' , r.ciu 10 ue mu-u. x. I. o nupr nnlir'ih rhv nf ttn "- vwV.m, .&v "...vv ,n .,inflirted on offrrtders but Bantis excepting, as above,' thirty or forty members '.ot , tteDrmcWfo of BalUmore, seems th ho of reprntalivesothnK else can J to inflict at leaK one. hundred more on "K -y '-. u.. .r ,fr,I friends in Concress. , While we tin- '11" "y.""?, '" ""IJC e or me uiucccuj iiiauncv nt hiulh uiq treats the democratic- Representat ives, we lish it to shew the world what opinion' that bntertain of the, men - to whom they gavel si,- iaiK noi 01 uempcranc yinue aner '".'' '-' 7' Journal, From the Baltimore Whi. , .;-- 'TrRANG E : THING V ' ' '' ... detention theVi-ver froae up, and his 'vessel 'was l. . . . . . . " . . t 1 . ' - buu9C4uivuy up ay me ice wnicn lie alleges d'Uld not luye occurred but for his detention. "The cotnmiuee of .'claims reported jigainst fnm. On mo'iort of 'Mr GoUUborough, after debate, the, report was, ordered to1 lie on the Jable--5 1 to V . '. BATTUHE. V The Tlouse resumed the consideration of the bill providing the means to ascertain the title to the JQatture. ' ' ' 1 ' '' The 6otiori pending when the house yesterday adjourned having been withdrawn " ' l he question recurred on the amehdnent as a gred to in committee, viz 'to insert a section ttu thorisinjr the frtsident to make a compromise with any claimant to the Batture at any time with in a year?"' ' ..' ; , ' ' ' Mtssts. Nelson Smilie, Holland'and ttlbb op- -,... .1 .as A .. . ' I ..... V 4 I . rp . t jviuatu nic ttiiicuiiiiicut, uuu messrs. oweneyj jvey and T.Von supported-'u. " Congress. EQUS OF, REPRESENTATIVES.- W have seen atr dnge things to day. (Tins LKSSOKV Iukk,' v. 6. .',, Friday, March 30. ,1 - i ADJOURNMENt OECQGRESS. Mrt W. Maton, from .the joinj committee', maethei same report as to unfinished business as was yesterday inaae 10 ine oenaie. . , Mr, W. Mston "moved the following resolution, Strange that the, majority "in Congress, which he wished to lie oh the table till Monday.i lost thwr.cnaracter, snoma .display no ae awjivju v tr yrc y rtirain it : t e. that-havitie Bersuaderf. e tqtives of the Unit td State of ' Jmericaxin Congress erson of their ...uncapacity- to govern, they assembled,' Tfiat the President oCthe Senate and mjx anxious to convince the public to 5pcaxerpf the Hpiise. of Representatiyts be knd iirary. - '-'J- "r.'V':" - v'.-v.v' hthey are hereby authorised "to. afjonrti then? -re- range inat nominal rcpumicans viorsaitc spci.i.iTt.iua;5 w "uuiv '('" Wofessibns, and falL .ln-'loTe mth iJaniiUi ' Mr: bve moved to postpone' the'-funhtr con thetM3 f Ranking and fihance, -merely sideratipn of theT?lunon ttjll, Mnnday hext.. iuauaun. proposes mem anew. . 1 m hiuuuii w jrncu i uj mr5i a. "xi11 strange, that the representatives of free-. cyLiverm6rej Tallmadee and. Smilie, and supv Pipelined to wAffltVljNheir;'r'eolutio.is, ported by Messrs. Love, Fisk, Marion, W. Alston', wits, 10 cne contrary noiwiinstatiomg i); unea, nraTuo.ru ana iatuiv j uc mgw HrangecJhaVthc map wh ether tor three or Four 'Months, foi: the con&ldera'tion of the report of the com adjourn, pick the people's pockets, and lib' hiitiee, that so rnuch bus'nt ss wM before, the ig all without blushing for their degenera- liouse " that it, would he itnppsiJl--rnoiFiFrroK -f " v , ' ' ly to hx the time ot ailjoornment ; and that news strange, that we have ; a "-npn-lntercp.urse rnight 'be2 daily expected horn Europe fiich gland, and yet lour American vessels at- would one v?ay or. o.tiierxiltct the curation 01 the Liverpool per day - , session. It wasisaid in ,r ply that every one strange, that though some of our mem- knew without consul ing th report of the com v-vuicqj ic u I ui-l 11 J.HiltineH01l ljllcr- IUIHC, nnin muna) wa w i"i v- HiiiiwujtJiMii! law U not in force, yet nothiiie is done or when the" time ' of adjouinment was fixed, Mi to remedy the evil.--; , - the house would do as much; in one day. as it now Urania, that one-man can dictate to 72; did in tfiree ; and that f-an. expectation of jnews Wthem whithersoever he will. , from Europe was a reason for protracting themes- strange, that a, majority of corigress'seem sion, Conrens vould never ,idjourn , " d to adopt iri their convoy bill, the sub- . The postponement to 'Monday was? carried, principle proposed by Gallatin t6 Mr, Er- Veas 61, Navs 53- ) ' " J RLDUTIONOF THE ARMY. I be stranger than all, the'e "things, if this Mr.' Randoti said he had some time ago sub nmous Junta do not overturn the republican mittedtothe lu-use a motion pioposing areciucti most stance, that unv of- the nlViYiksinn United States, 'which was referred to a commit- ftpect an' honest citizen can have, the fool-1 of the'whole house to whom was rtferad the temerity "to defend them, id" When the billimpo-ung addilionalj duties, lie said he had ipport On the tjuestion, it was negatived 62 to 65." ,Thc bill as amemitd (crntaining merely mr. Oholson 9 proposition,) was prdcred to be engross ietl for a third' readingio day. , ( VOMMEHCIAL Bllf. - On motion of mr. Macon,'- the house resumed the consideration of the amendments of the Senate to the commercial, bill.' ' g, , And the question on adherence' was takeP with out debate. ,a s .folfovvsi : "-L.- TT"-. '.:'" ,V'EA-S Messrs. V "Alston, Anderson, jBard Basset,. Boyd, J Brown, R. Brown, Butler, Cal houn. Clay, Clopton Cobb, Cochran," Cox", Craw-" ford Daw son, Desha, Findjeyt' l'isk, .Eranklin, Gannett, Gardner, "(.iholsonj Goodvtyhn, llelmsf. Holland, Howard, Hui'iy, Jphrisoni Jbries, L6v, LyTMacdhrM'Kee,lM'KTm7nie ry, N. R. JMoprer Morrow, Mum ford, ; Nelson Newbold, Ntwton, NithoUon, J., porter, P. B Pou ter, ' Rea of Pen Rhea of -Ten. Richards Roane- Rpotj age, Sammons, Seaver, Seybert Shavv,' Smilie, -G, Smith S Smith; Southard Stanford, Tracy, Turner, AVliiteli ill, Winn, Wi tberspoon -66", t : NAJS Messrs. V. J. Alston, Bibb, Blisdelf Brectenldge;;!yV....nambTt; lin'i Chitteftderi ;Cook . Dana, Davenport,- Ely, Enmit, Garland, Goldsbo rough Gold, Gray, Hale.,; Haven,: Heisier, Hub bard, R. Jacksonte5,nkins, Kt-nnr-dy Key, Knick erbacker, JLeM isIJivermore Lj vingSTotv,: Lyon; Marion, Matt hews M Bryde, Miinor, T. Moore, Moseley, Fearson, Pickman. Pitkin, Potter, Quin cy, Randolph , $heu-yV-Smelt,"anly.vSt'ephettsoi. lSfargesfcvoope,'. Taggart Talmadge, TayJoTI Troup, TJpham, Van, Dyke, Van Home, Von Reinsitri Weakly, VVheaton, Whitman, VVil son -58. ". ."'-, ';' '....'. -" ''',': 't- '. A'o the Heme de termined , to adhere ; and this warmly ,c(rtileted bill it 1 finally rejected. JOS ltifERCOVJiSE. Immediately after; the decision of this ques tiun - - , . T, Mr Randolph' roseV7"IIeTsaidrthar8eldom had a,questin excited, sq much sensation which wya of intrinsically less importance than that just now decided -and "perhaps it mlght be .feemed that the proposition which he was n ;w about to ofler was not of itself deserving of higher considerati on. He said he would state his ideas as succinct ly as possible, because his present, object was dis patch. We have (said he) an act subsisting which lor brevity s sake I will call the non inter course1 law. This act has been i t probated and re viled by every man of every political descripiion In this House and out of it, - from one end of the continent to the' otherr-andyett; sir, strange as k conceive i mean the. produce'of the fair arid bona, fide trader for the other desciiption of ttieriw' kiiow mi hcrni iiiti produce wnen ana where they please. We. have" had. othcial mformaUon near. ive months ago that the, law is .wholly inopera tive, except as to men of high character for pro- bity and honor, who cannot gain their owq i cop- , sent to violate the law-. -I therefore move a V " That the act inttrdicting commercial inter - course, Sec. kc. ought to be immediately Tcpei--" a- K "The flousegreed to consider the resblutfonj- , , Yeas 6&y Nfays 53. ' . 1 ' 7 , ' - s , Air. Montgomery safd he had just now voted for adherence 4p the disagreement of the hfnise td the Seuu'tt'j, af 'endments, Ijecause he did conceive ; ' that a repeal of the non intercourse without sdme - thing being substituted was positive uneqtiivocal V jiybnkission to the edicts of France and G. Britain." He had been gratified at the result of that vote as it had still kept. open the question for a repeal of the'n.on-in-tercourse.., Hevvas one of those oppos - t-d to a repeal' tof the non-intercourse 'vrithoutJa . substume. He bkid he thought Congrtss coulj not separate at thp prpsenl Bessiofi wiihoin repeal ing the. non intercourse' and doing, "something to ' maintain, support -and defend the rights of ouC cpuntry., At a former session the house hold re- - solved that they could not submit to the British or French decrees without a surrender of the tightsi honor and independence' of ther rietion.-u Nothing had occurred to change the relative situ uuuii ui iijc u- oiavca is 10 inose "uec ices noid- ' jngth$e opinion mr..M. said he considered it N his duty to move i, he following amendment to which he said he had no' hesitation in saying as his belief that no gentleman who regarded the lights or honor of his coutoli-y" could object : t' w And that provision ought to be made by law to maimaiu'k defend the rights, honor and inde pendence of. the United States against the edict been given to understand by the chairman" of the! may appear, 'Congress has been" in session near u . wn comes ahnitt isrcoNB tFssnwt' comnittteerot.waysand means that it was his m- statige, that John Randolph -should jnove" tentkm to call up the bill and cois-querrtly his H? nothing to something' less than ndthing ; (Mr R-s.) motion along with it on Saturday last. ' negative quantitythat he should re- nut ne percemu uwi uui?uiaii inay alrradv reducf d sufficiently, f But, had not -since attended in his - place his absence. ifctw M submitted, perhaps heisrigWl he, preumed, resulted irom malposition Mr. llfe isjnore udiculous when it swaggers ,R be thought it, his duty to give, notice to !db.Us fide, and a nndriin? crest unon the house that if it waft hot called up sooner, he N A fnti ii,dn.,ivf." -:r :. w fthmild move the honse'.Kreo into committee : on ve '.Wng td rely on. It ought eitheMo be his pr -position on Monday next. He motioned burnt, or emnlovrd on' mir mnt tn nre- that day, because he saichhe did tmst that in the Kidingand even for tfiat purpose light interim the house would .decide finally on the bill, wers or gun bouts would be preferable "Ue of wrucn ne-tcuiyu-j m iclu.hu, um ouht never U dream of a navy ; it will as- which,.if not out of order, he would call Macons -iray me republic ', dii,l. ""nRcthat hoeoDle should elect'Vt ' ' .COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE., - notmi.rt,,,;. v- ,-.-..Jl - Mr,Mocon called tor the-consineration 01 tne ' conrmercial intercourse bill -b,ut, this being a day Estrange that Such r'il nienibe F t wlm li r, . corrrmercial intercourse bill ut, this being a day 1 creatures' yield to 'set ?Part iot Privle bu?lneSS il 'uId not be taken iave taltnts and ef UP' ''.i - " , "i '. t . ' ' ' -r . ,n, e , .1 ' .Saturday, March 31. thing. The federal-! ' everv thinir ri.. - O "Wrthiimr! t. .l : . a . . . otUct and principle, and thys indirectly tn TPtitinn of Mr. Maconi." Resolved, 1 hat the secretary Ot the treasury be i st;.0rr.l tn lav bp fore this house-" a statement of "Itl in tKi- i '. : ti i. .1 -.1... ai.c minimi ammmt ff-fvnr-nrlitiir.. in rJa. l . "vvr purpose. . UMa auu y-, n'v gfv .""" .. f -y----' l'lhro- at iU.:Ji . r u .:' m tU rmlitarv-sirwl naval pqt.ilil'mhmpntu ninrp ,, IHCIU U bUUUIC UI II'IUIS, CIC v.v , . T, M 1(1 llr..-.-.-. r. V..1..4.. ' . .. . '. - .'i ..!. : ,. i. ,J. 'J. J 1- .L .. A P i,v'uceuie limine rcsolutn - relative the yeario 10 tru oi me yca ou- ,,nn" "-prapoiLion tokctu"xirCthetr t The hill from-(he -Senate- authorising-ihe sale iha ia fixed ( even in that little mat-1 and grant of a certain quantity of land to ;V Ches- '"thecharac'er ot tht nath,n. (apeke and Delaware. canal companies ;' to Jillct,siQii 'et method h-.e ku v.....,i -o.r.,i ".r. : ..), orisi-i suTiacrintion ori' the cart of the U. S. sthev 1 iji.ii iiiu 111 -whi t rmii'ir 111 - uiim .....w...,.tt-......-...t.s...-.j- - 1 f ."r dtmori'iitin - ....j i.,..:.. ik fttivr.ttnf Vhe3"ihio canal connianv :' and the .common observation and" common sense the ar- lwRy inducing ignoramiises . to-cet upJbill exfeniing the time for -making payment for(guments by which the propriety-of a speedy de.cU un all nrc.;. ...o n.. i nnhi'ir l ,nrt nt ih li . S. in certain casts weresion 01 this, oite&tion is eiilo.tced. J t anv member I gallic esfiaw -rf i.i.s- 1 .ii'.!"-.v.-- h--ui!v rrait aTfimf and secundtime. andcdra: Bftha houstt' will'firnirerto-himself the fair and v iiAuuiidi auttiis oi ?."--- : -. VT , " . - five months, and this law in relation to which .ev ery one seems to concur (indeed Viewith each o ther) in its reprobation, still remains upon our sla lute books. To answer what end, I beseech you. sir ? Is it a son of scare crow set up to frighten the-great belligerents tf Europe oj; is it a toy, a rattle, a bare plrry thing to amuse the great rbildren in our political world ? -On whensoever measures the nation may ultimately resolve, be it peace, be it war, be iX- (if there -be "such a thing) an intermediate-state' between these twei there is no difl't rence of opinion as to the dekteriojus ope ration of .this unfortunate law- ,1 ought periiapato call it fortunate ; for, although' it was introduced into the house walkout j .single friend,' although no man ivas found to lift up his voice in its -de fence, it. actually passed by a majority of two to one, arid is stound nearly Vs difficult to repeal as Hie old' sedition law of the foaner majority, even after all its abettors have become convinced of its mischievous tendency; I .hope, sir, that we si ..ill profit of former experience, and not pertinatioiis iy uuneie tu a measure wnicn isuaiiy uimmisinu the resources ot the ' nation, and very juatly'im pairing the public-confidence;' in the wisdom and patriotism":t)f tfie Legislatuje but I beg pardon I arrrentering-into " a discussion, when -my-sole object js !osubmitahakexL proposlUor(,tOthe house, and if possible to "get the- most'speedyde- on it. 1 1 do not mean to reiterate because must present- th'emsNslyes to- every, man of ot I ram e and l. lint run ' On motion of,mr. Smilie," the house now, ad jouined, 65 to 53 - Monday, April 2. v A AfioNAt Bank, -Mr. Love, from the committee to" whom was re2 ferred a preposition On the subject of a National Bat.k, reported a bill for the establishment of a Na tiopaLBank The Bank to be established atth Ciiyof VVashington, vvith brancjies in each terri tory. and. states provided the consent of the state r j-egilatures shall, be obtained thereto. The bill vas twice read and committed. . . AriitB, - " 7 . ' The engrossed bill providing the means to as certain the'tiile to the Butture in front of Ah& subbnrb St. Mary's in the city of New Orleans, was read a third -time and passed Yeas b'J ; JNays 16. s - ' ,; ' ' ' JVbJV JstESCOVSSB, . The order of the day was called for on the esolution, submitted on Saturday JastJiy Me. .RandQTpli7 . - Mr. Rhea moved to postpone the further ccrsi Otntion of the subjtct till 'to-morrow, with a ,yievf kto take up the bid tor. establishing Post Roads. Mr. Livermore objected tt the motion ; hd could, not see what possible benefit would be dc rived from postponement. . , - .Mr. Randdfiir spoke against postponement at it would go to defeat his principal objtct, dispatch ; Mr. Mou gomery was also against, postpone mer(t Since the commercial bill had been lost be tween the two houses, he, thought some othetf measure ' should be immediately originated, fotf , hebtlk-Vtd that to repeal the non intercourse," law, without a substitute, .would be . submission Mr. Dana spoke agairibt postponement. If the) subject wan not postponed, he wished to tee somd modification of the amendment of Mr. Mont go' in fry, which only pledged the house to maintain the independence of the nation'against G. Britain' and trance, lit feared lest" mentioning those two should imply an unwillingness to. defend buf rights against the encroachments of other riati ons " , Mr. Randolph tgain spoke against the post ponement. fie said it was not at all surprising to him that those who could tying themselves to believe, that the present hon-imerfcourse, a practised upon was resistance to the belligerents b boo Id also believe that to repeal it was submissi onboth of which he denied. , 'Mr. Johnson made some. ohservatioto8..in faVof of postponement. He contended that the propO sition siibmitted on Saturday last by - Mrt Hen ' IMih, and now moved to be postponed, .fwas-'-th same in substance with that which the house hud decided hut ar few minutes before. Mr. Taijor1" spoke against postponement - He thnught.it the duty of tlV house immediatery td V repeal a measure- whose o5eraiion was confessed- ly injurious to ourselves.. . ' . - '. Mr- Ay-also- spoke against any.postpchemtnf -No good purpose, he contendtdi would be answer: ed by such a course. Mr; V. JiiKn ipoke in favor of postponement He prelcrred to see the law die of its own accord unless the house should re-enact iU' The question on postponement till tomorroV was taken by Yeas and Nays, and. iiegativedr 55 to 67r :::..t--.'-' - . . -. .. .. . v
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