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CONSTITGTION AND THE LAWSTHE GU1CDI&&S OF OUR LIBERTY. irir r r ii i r i m i I'd. XXII. TVo. 1157, UNION. THE . -rnn protective system. Tfca lion. J. P. Kennedy lis pub f,c4 a Lrurr to bit Constituents m ,v; priori pit and Value efthe Protective grsteiaV fr" whkh CXtrtcl the fei la'Asf eeadodiiig remirks: oJLfitU wewy U-jwire what aa 4t Sa6 piaed eiace the Goveraarnt i4Vu4 policy which the las re coco -rtJpIf For almost ks years, we haveJ ad the aearest approximation to tree mle which ba ever beea attempted by ear nation. Q lf of all oar import lire bee& actually free. W bate bad . yoo fower ta LolJ hla Utt Congrt, 1 1 Ltcb rtTr. tou the riVIL In tl.la ' LWhgyreyoa the risht b tUa fi IS!,ttttire cTX. Citrcliria.j furniahtd yon also with petrel If cot. 1 1. a bj a&ouid yoa eooiplwaf t kqU ia'e tie eir-t-lrley sip- It fti freed that 8a tJlirii !H T!a. ten r-sung enough to held Latimer, except thejei, tad the jailor contented to act tor some lime, a Utt agent of Cray, to fold dte fugitive. But be tu tinder no obligation to da so, and when be give ap his trust. Gray found that al though lie bad srixed Latimer be wae not strong enough to toiJ bi No be has in emtfc. Taefay. Dcabr tS. Mr. Aningtoa, fit Jt commute of finance, to tUn the autjeci tad We referred, repeated Ml to extend tLe time is which the .bents ere required to ale. their seulenvtt. ilia tit fullit Treasurer, Ilea J first tice. Mr. Jeyaer, frvm 4ht cosjtnhtrn aa I:, ; .niri.r:r" IT! adoration tad the Uier.rf fund, reported wuiiuj w IDlBliwui VI mil till WlrtWlTl III. J , matt f .1 .r .,... r.:.i. t..j : ,A i MI to eead the. set ! 1841. lot the of the statute, birh bad not protided .1 tooaaje dauea; they were repealed ,af iu rtttaajti. H3. We hero jw reciproeal free- . f r Prpo scVeowleJged A.tmcitl2Vir& oore lhaa one-half tithe muoa eriih whieh we trade. .The mtn frrea toch eowwodiiiee as paid lar) hare bees sinking, year titer year, towards the lowest rerenue standard; in jeeJ, they had fallen below that standard, tad the Uovernment has, for some years p3sU been without adequate r fret we to aret it cspenses. What has been the ef ferf of all these hnproremt t s, in defe resee to the fretrade theory we roust tall them! I taijtrt tniwer in ote word fen&nintfT. '" : , Oar system ha been intrinsically mis thieiious, unpatriotic, un-American. Yt aiimulated and encouraged foreign labor to eserss; we bare refused-to en- eourajed Amencan, ie 11 mijm inicr (trm with the foreiza. - We have osed all our art to make a market for European right the General Government is unque. UonaWy and lamratably weak, tad com plaints oa the score come with a bad f" traea from Virdnia. which has beea fur For fifty years, doing her utmost to make the icueral Union as treat as pes sible. The famous resolutions of '08 and 99, and a thousand abstrtctioiis of which Virginia has beea a roost proliSe hot bed. hare alt poimed directly to, tnd foretold this very result Latimer is free, because Virginia hu Ven these fifty years "ham pering tnd tearing away ail these ene relic central powers wiih which the frt- inula wi mic wuniiiiuuvu luwuuni u.i ui General Gorerement should be armed. Thus, on the federal soil of Massacho setts, irgtrua resps Ue iruit ci fcer own j uemorrme sowing, fe-he seed not eom- plaia tlut it is bitter." operatives. We hsve declined to do (his fcror for our own. Oar policy seems to hate two leading objects: rust, the iucrease of foreign manufie WffS. 'Second, the increase of the cultiva linn of cotton. ' The eouseqocnce which has fo'.loMi'ed ear rndearors is, hat both are overdone. Oar markets have been rlutted wiUi fo- tin merchmdise: our eottoa fields have Un overstocked. The producers '.'on hath aides hav been losers. Goads have fallen to tn unprecedented point of de arestion;' eottoa has shared tlie same fate. We sufler in each direction trout exces aire productioa. Our policy has systems ikslly eramped all oilier American pro ducts, Tliey hie bnt few markets al lowed them abroad; and we have adopted measures to deny them t market at home bvsimin? 4 blow si our manufactures Thus we have Injured both agriculture and mechanical art. Commerce eould Hot but share in these disable rs, nor could the currency osiWy escape disorder and iWreriaiinn. These are the results of nur ten vears of free trades these the fruits of that" political philosophy which has been enforced upon the nation by all the taVnt. influence, and xeal of the South. " The act oflhe last session, I trust Is the herald of a better state or tilings The influence of thst ttt has not yet be gan to be felt. We have been too deep ly .trieken hv the embarrassments of the late system to make tquick recovery. Yet How, belbie that act lias excrcweu i re med.al eflieacv. we are threatens ned witl to repeal and a return to all the infalua lium rtf nur former oolicv. When is this war upon labor to cease! This it a Question to be answered by the Vorkinirmen themselves. The means of i rsttUishaeat aad better rrl.uoa of &ss0t School; which wss Ud oa the table, tad ordered to be prion d llit bill to toy es tae Seeitonai t t.t t- a . .1.... .t. -! 1 t.m b.bL.m mt lm Hamlm ft Mt!? U ir trMioMitcg reimtl. aal the lfn.se pracetdd la ika lUai.snd if sa inev(M(l s hi ill Mr. Joaes, of Orsege. tswk tt.e fl. ptfc!4 pst sa en4 to iltr- Vol a spols ta te of t T7 sweitvinrf I'wwia mw .www"-ip I fie l?r. Witilrr hrd i!-e aaiter aatrfd If kd Weadf Ir4 wast J not sstwer et ttM rtcosnJrr. Proteelion.''Vh9 N. T. Loeofocos, through their organ the Albany Argus, msinttia that the Democratic principle is, that lbs Tariff should be so laid ts to fford stiortg incidental protection to ail branches of American industry.' The Charleston Mercury, lie organ of the Nul lify ing Ltcniociis, scouts tins ooeirine, s only differing from the Clay and ultra Federaferred in degree, tnd not in prin ciple. " If the doctrines of ibe Argns are to prevail in their Auminwtriuon oi , the Goveraraeot, sdds the Mercury, the! Democrcy had much better be a minority ta perpetual opposition, tnd with fixed resoIe to reott tyranny, wan gun t tic lory wone that barren; a victory which ml bring then chains instead of delist rtnee tnd liberty! chains too, selMopos edP This is a venr pretty oasrrel between Van Burenism and C.lhouidtm. lor it is only the jealousy af lbee rivl that sets them to Unei heads. The two factions eaaoot much longer remain friends. were proposed, but aot agreed to. IIOCT5E OP COMMONS. llr.Bifis. frooitbe comaiitits ea C nance, to whom was referred the bilk for ta equal d.strihuiioa f tie Public fund, tnd for the relief of the people, repotted the sssat back to the House, tnd rceoav mended its rejection, sir. Pattsrson moved to stnks out til afar the ensctog clinte tnd insert t ttbstitute, which t agreed to; tint, on his moiiua, ihe bill was laid on tie table, tad ordered to be printed. Mr. Brsrlen presented a memorial from sancry citizens of Ursage coonty pray ing for the erection of t new county, out of a pnrtioa of said couaty, by the name of Alaiianc. Kefeired to the eomaiii tea otf aropositions tnd C rievsnees. Mr. Drogden, from the joint aeleei committee, appointed to inquire into the meaner in w repairs af the been expended, aikcd leave to submit a report! tnd leave being granted, . Mr. Ashe objected 1 1 its being received as the report of the commit ee, ts the con mines bad not ioMructed him to report. I Mr Dmgden said, the committee had not instructed him ta report, but he sub m'uted it on his own responsibility. After seme debate, the Speaker dec icg hsi gstral sjateas ( fit a evrt, lor Lt are sret Jy teis usiiia a-f jaa uca. HMj the sas back, aad atk I 4 tone irlafged rvm its l-rioer eoa- Uertuoa. Cuantrrta ir. wbea aa wsspoa is ased, to' the prw nJ.irJly. rd sdopird prlFsiaon ipr aetieahta a.d rid.U. Aad rgea- iBjedr.eJ.adisgi..jwsrTbe .Ikh ihaes.ld . e.r,y,o.t. Tbey Heme. m .hsoiher.e ball was ilea taken aaaisferodread- hd U.gki .h.i it was .ifto tana ly in savor joTaa tatsi.Ca ion. 0.sy is, aad a dbsa af svme lea rwatrrd; tto i Di; ft we mwnim m -.. a Mesare. By id. Caldwell, aad Wilaoo oi were to o to all the burW. in l.e S.ate. aar-e efjciive a,ht be agreed a.Po.. Uaeit.;P7onir.g ibsbdl. aad Mess.s...d bad to reit to .he Jrgi.l.tore Mr. N..h vepd to Mr. ie.. w.m- EJIU Bamagee. -d ws.ld keep tWs. i. serais u.tr dog ..(jh.uf , Fraas. apooai.t ii Mr. Ilsst.aa dare. If s ei.mio.iiun is .de. let .La it bad born blr-dueed by a )emefs.. moTd tolyTe bifle. thV ukll butlh. ewmmitsae fte sprcid a, U eadoftha '.aad . to as by a -1 -!:" j.7JZ n. .lLi.it .f att.ioa. and rrron to lbs text Wial.to.r; lhalths Sen aghi fi.et to te rae.. and Me, Baxter, it was iad finitely postponed, ! let it as thorough, lis believed, ainctiely It by t vote U w w sj. Alo, aa the aegrosaed bill from the , Senate, to attend at act. caarer&irtg ap- .is ana ptaecs,?l. nuL, rt:?k,;iOB.Vt ibi. ' fo. of tenilen-'en in .hat fime. ll pre- rra.ee pioceedmg the part of ibe seat pr-eee-Urs would ha.e greatly fsr- f r .t. vi- Ti.e. had made 1 r-riacd him. Ti er orofeaa to be In facot the charres settrst thess InaHtutHns. sad , of an iftttetigati..n. ad )e hold oa m now that a emit'es w,as appmoied exawiiae into the truth ff Uiria, knew the chsrg.a were not true, itiry n a resoiuu-.. .. .. V...T . hsve tottea ioto a scrape, and now iicy i..r si..i..... .... w; r " wsnt to ret oau The Whigs believed ssw noimpropriety in his domg vand tbeae banks to be sound, and they rte.ii . woadd s.w U is li t'"'t ee4d tts dirrtapec.ful and dwcitrte- .a ..., luup I ftr I mm rrlMHlMl. l ...... f mnmrm m . . m sit rinin w m 11111 . uua ... i-iii w w - - . - - in one of the banks mt the state, sad it Mr. Biagg spnks ti some lergh in Ta ught to be investigated, lit hopsd the ver of e iecidera.ioa !f be had aot i t l. .oABtiJered. ... r ineen o nwi eun1"' "J ap pf all, iccommendief it pasaage with cer aia ameadmeni. Amendmeuis sdop ted, sud the bill pai.eJ its second read ing. ., Mr. Bracken pieented a memotial from eeitain effieera ol tbe 47'h regiment of Orsncs couatr. eotorninf the eaili lit lawt of tbe stair; wit tea was reicrrce to tbe committee oa military aff.irs. Mr. Bax'ter pre'aented t bill for the mora epeedy addainiatraitoa of juatieef which passed Its first rtadmg, was order ed to be printed, and made the order ol the day for Monday next. The bill orovides for hi Ida extra terms of ihe Superior Coutt wheaever tbe Judges shall deem it oeeesasry.j i, aad ol an tuteeugatton, a tw.j ed to reawluiami that they iio-af'can e-ffertwolh , they 'log. He did m believe ihey weia'sin- fbey !eie Bui if they Were. Irt them tiig an invcUgation. and at hoped every W big tltliac. (Mr. M hd .aid tl.stil.ia wotld vole againit the motion to reeun- .resolut.on had been introduced by soma , . . individual in fulfil sent tooWah pittite to fKifl. . ! ., l. . u I... If. If .11.. ....l.t m ...nliAA in UEjrsa n m.iiiwinjiv. .-, Liqaire into ibe expediency of forceloaing tbe mortgage oa the said ioid- and sel ling the same; which wss read snd sdept- ed. ; . - . A mesnge was received from ibe Sen ate prwpeiing to raire a j iint select com mttee, to eonsial or one memoei on me part of the Senate, snd wo on the part Mr. C.idwe!l ssid.lhis debate was veiy naineeied 10 him. Us Oiuat aT, Ibat it was the moat extraordinary praceedisg e had ater witnesaed; a ncbate to as . r .1. . ft - - i. ... inl. Ik. .ntll. ded that the report could net be received i1? UV , I .... f .i.. al U.a.aa eata ft mtl mfltlOIl Dllfft W$ 11 S3 .1 fie had voted on the pro- paraonswtio live in glaas bou.es asght iw a w - si i - i!,. position ol the Senate without underatand-1 fo. .o mrow ..one,. saw .rw..... .... inc it. Uutss aoon sshe tnderstood m wr ,nc '- " . extent of it, be saw it would not do, and ie, ne eaiuwinj .u ..... . ha aakad to recoo.ider, tliat he m.gut pui a in. rVu.,- .. --"'-'- imaelf richtia the matter. If tbe Irienoa gemiemeo iw ocw.r. w an-. W( of the bank were-tfesirous to hsve .aMt-iPromiara . vestiratien, el them cImmiss some otner - wr. '"'i'"" - ''. 7. mod. than tlH.fe.ol-.ionpropo.ed. Hath, rem.ik.or Mr. .:. did not ihink them sincere 10 me matier, .oo nw " - The " Ilartforaf Timee.H Loco Foco, catls upon the President to veto hi. own m.,iira. Ii aava: The scheme of a Government Bank, or Exchequer to iue notes and deal in exchange, would, 11 auopteu, oe a iern hi nultiickl eneins. daneeroos to liberty as well as deatructie to trade, and were Congress so wesk or so wicked as to adapt t, mm should Irops that President Tyler would, on further consideration, veto it, although a matter of bis awn sug gestion.' . lliis is -cool advice, to ssy the lent of it. S TATE DEB W. The debt of Loui- aiana, divided among the free white po- in ihe form in which it had been submit led, std Mr. Brogdeo wiihdiew it. Mr. Francis presented a bill to tuthor its the construction of ihe IMeigh snd Western Tirrnp kt It -d; which pasied its first leading, tud -. as referred a the committee on interni-l improvements. Mr. M on toe presented the following: Ksaolved, That this Ilouss bold even ing e..ioas from and alter Monti iy next. Before the question was taken, the House siljoornsd. IN 8ENATE. Mo.idar. December "t. Mr Heater oScrsd a leiolution. That a message be sent to the Houie of Commons, propo.tng to raise t j'-inl elected committee of three members, oi.e to be selected from the Senate, and two from the Housf; to examine into thecon dition of the Bank of the State of North Csrolins, tnd the Bank ol O.pe Fetr, tnd that said committee be directed 10 inspect the books tnd examine into the proceedings of ssid corporations, count the specie and report at as early a day as nossible. and that ssid committee hae . ". I 1... trtMit fit pa tcrmmating it in are ine.r nanus, . R. , le ,f $130 the castiiiff vote. They nave pcnnmcui .! ..- --. . phlu .t . J; I... (I.a upla nl inr aarn wniio nun. wvm- wemseivesw oc aiviuuu 1 ,1, Z'.. . ,,A,m lion of the Bank of the State and of the Bank of Cape Frtr, die. Agreed to. Mr. Biggs, from the joint select com' mines on Banks, reported t bill o regn late the premium on bills of exchsnge, sold by the Banks of this State, tnd lor other pornoaea: tnd tlo a bill concern- inr the State Directors 01 ine uans. 01 this State, and far other purpoasa; which paaaed their first reading, were ordered to be printed, snd made tbe order of the day for Thursday next. Mr. Francis, a resolution to send menage 10 the Senate, proposing to taise ioint select committee to inquire into the beat means for the removal of the Cherokee Indian, now within the st.te of North Csrolins. and hereafter preen ing the ingress of any of said tribe: and that thev renortbv bill or otherwise. Mr. Biogden, from die joint sdeet committee, appointed to examine into the expenditure of the appropriation for the reoaira of the Governor's house, die.. aubmitted n rrport in behalf of himself and Mr. Dob.on, or the Senate, which was read and laid on the table. On motiou of .Mr Moore, the billcon- ! cerning F.lection returns was taken np for the people. Kipp.en had, what wa. that to the .tattf Sttsll ae be altheexpenaeaf thi. foolish iaveuifation because of thsif Gentlemen bad said something but pre-' . m to . a too 11 wa. aa out snsxrai, mai j .1... J.l..u ;niiirftl lar nolitieal lion Ol me wemwraw " ... :!.:..i,i,... .ne,rhe. -.rfe made for!ad,viaddoneatuchtodeprei.Mri!rtpa- , Boncomte. Mr. Moore should not vote to recon sider. This proprsttton came worn me Senate, and let them tetriee their steps. and send us a meaaage proposing to re scind. He had no doubt bat that the resolution bad been introduced 40 juini some foolish pledge msde to ihe people; and If so, and the individual is aanamcu of it," let him take the back track, confess his fault, snd introduce a proposition to rescind, and he would vote for iW The credit of the basks hss been injured by these chargea; snd as they hsve corns foiwaid with a reiolution, ha was anxious .. . - I I r ...I .n.l in.ti. WV.L B" .1 I.. Ym colleairue. Mr. Hester, after xon.tflta. rate, ma. mi (ni 6-'-' jir 1 . . te - 1 . 1 .11 . .i-r r.Amltian with himself snd 1 111 IT HB ..vi'ivw. . . ..a 1 . 1 . I I per 01 our oaufte, ..vwwgq oana,. wrre as sound ae -any in tits Union -andflris irrvest gation would serve to , reatore that eoi.fidsncebich they If' nerved. The gentleman from Norihamp- lion had ssid that the Whig prstM.ee in ; 1840, were not carried owl - Why were they not etrisd ou J The death of one., of our.rofWjsnd the treachery of another, ir tnd that treachery connived al by the gentleman's political friend. , ; 1 Blr. otone saia, ne wouiu .ay onr thing in justification of -him4(, as tlie mnuve for introdoe'mc the resolution had - iheen allui'ed to. The ifselution hsd been introduced roto the Senate by tue the casting vote. They have s divided oy uie ar iu. . . s. .. .l. f . . . . w . .. 1 .am. i 1 n an iiani fii n laumua ear wa w times, enlisted in suppt against which tliis letter . t leave 10 make tbe examination uurmg tue , hlll brfore any action was li ! " W which wttread and adopted. buaintM hoora of then rpccue noum,. . . ... h adirned. choice nrticle appeared nport of the policy! Mississippi. I0.98 for each ih,te person! . ' i-..1.. .k. .t-k. ..f M.rvland. 40 fereach whit Iter IS inusnuwu 490.40 v ana naraaD lltfl IIGDI fJl 1 oniiat i"-! " moiistrate. sorely me expcncuic .. .":. lS:,nr New York: have lately had is sufficient to convince for each white ip. wont tha o New j , them of ,lf. weonaalte of a charffc. I ven- $8,9G; that of Georgia, 3.10, that of Ohio, tore toarTmnjthatwe shall never see the $7,18. a-trn.irvAe.iaa .evftikr AAltnlpV flllt lfOTI & SUlC ( k. '1-.:' ..n -vaicn nf The following measures which shall effectively protect jn a laie number of the Milton Uhromcie. our home industry. We have a world jt -u t00 gooj l0 he lost: f our own; kt us have a system of our, , . T u rainine out own. Upon this question there ought; MUSlO.-l.ay, Tom. 1. it rsinmg ou lo ba na equivocal opinion. Those who door.! are in tivorofthe protective syslem-and, ,....,,. nmbiei. by thailmean a system resting onstronger, t .1. ,3tTo Mr E e "d foundations than the incuUntot support a. and m .upthes te.t o of American indoetry-should.take their inqu.re he isit stand politically upon it. They ahon d ing on the Piano so elegantly. Ki. he known from their adversaries; should ...;,, roor t0 maintain their cause at the ballot box; .niiiiaiii 11 aa eicai iuiaiu'" 1 - i - - p l iriiheiu' rise i. ..V. ..UnWuh .oul stirnni mu.ic! Ktae.urpneu. n 'wnri 1 ni irrri n it inr. nnu iiiil tu t w v w - ed or lost in smaller party divisions. If we take our stand upon this ground wo cannot but prevail. Succeeding in-this fundamental measure, wo shall proceed in the nun wiwr nenri aim oukw-r M"i"-- - . w-ii Iiam nw iiriD .Vlietice plavs. .o eiegantljt A late numhr-r of the Portland Adver tiser contanpd ths fnllowinir at tide in re- iy to ine complaints 01 tno "8-1" , . work.. es on the subject of the case ot mo wvi. j--- , r . x .running- latimer. recct ulv liberated in Boston: (E h or- i f . . in n . n m a aa aa im. i"" - ...u:. in mis occur- - .. Mr. Moore introduced a resolution pro- poiing to bold evening sessions from tnd ofter Monday next; which en motion of Mr. Edwards, was laid on the table. liouie message, with t communication from the Governor, accompanied by a letter from ihe President of the Italeigh and Wilmington Rail Koad Company, in rfprnca to an extenaion of time foi the payment of the Stale Bond, dut lat Janu ary 1813. and proposing to refer it to a j.int select committee, was read and a greed to. House Bills, incorporating the town of Weldon; and amending the act con cerning Coroner., passed their first read ing; on motion ol Mr. Arringion me was referred to the committee on the ju diciary. The Senatorial District bill was again taken up, and after some farther attempts to amend, wa. read the third time and paased veas 33, nees 15. Mr. Moore called up the Congression n;cri,.i lull, which was read the second . tm from the dust, and. beho d your W"-t. M Oo0er m0,ed t0 ,raend as hamr uparu ill - - i .... . i ,iv ; . ,, . T ,V.. Wih lli.lriol. .irrKB iiu una an 1 na m . 1 a w iw.. v 42. ..! ir'imwi WPre Milton ah! well hath Shakspeare said that he that hath not music in his soul is tr.o.on -TEnlet liovgrm- hi, w , "tan out IN SENATE. Saturday, December 31. Mr. Edwards, from the judiciary com mittee, reported back a bill concerning Coroner., without amendment. Mr. Edwards, from the ame commit tee, reported back a -resolution, sa to the expediency of repealing Ihe section of an ci irivinr the University the property -t.;,.h mov liereafter escheat to the Sute, asking to te discharged from its further consideration, snd recommend ing its reference to the committee on the University; which was agreed to. Mr. Jones, from the committee on the iudieiarv, repotted back a resolution adverse to sny alteration in the preaent law. respecting alimony and divorce. The House proposition, concerning the best means for the removal of Chto Indiana within ihis State, and to raise a j tint sslect commitee fur such purpose, wss read snd agreed to. The hour of It o'clock having arrived, tt.. Senate nroceeded to the Commons llt. (in Durauance of the joint order.) to ...... v , - . . ., out and I J 1 Uor, The music, sir. that you now . hear, is the humming of a Spinning wheel, at which a lady, in yondur d.U- Wn.i,in0i.in and Tvrrel." anil auu r . . " -.it .1 ,t.- h.u n.sirict strike '. Governor elect. iuanin, an" " Martin." and insert wa.nmg.on Tvrrell:" which amendment was a vvt. YMr. Wilder. nrono.ed mat a committee alu trld be appointed at the. end of the tession to make the investigation, snd rrport, when sit! two yesrs heuct! He should vote against r.rousidering. Here Mr. Hslsev moed 4o lay tne wioti-n to reconsider .011 the table, but afterwards withdrew it; and Mr. I.eacn proceeded to address the house in oppo sitioo to ihe reconsideration. "But belore he bad concluded, the Speaker announced lhat the hour had arrived f.r executmg the joint order, which waa the inaugura tion of ibe3overnor; and the debate was suspended. Tue Inauguration. ' On motion of Mr. Barrioger, a messsge was sent 10 ihe Senate, informing them of the readiness of the House to receive them in their hall to proceed ta Ihe execu tion of the joint order. Whereupon, the Senate sppeared m h Lull of the House, and was received by its membets standing and uncovered, (i. e. their hats ofi) and remained unco1 vered during the whole of the ceremony. The members of the Sriiate seated ihein selves on the right ol the Speaker's chair, aad ihe Judgea of ihe Supreme Couri just in fioiH. The galleiy was crowded with l. faire.t of ihe inanv fair ladies nf which the city can boa't; snd, altogether, the scene waa very imposing. The oath of office wss administered by Chief Ju.trce Ruffin; after which. -the Governor elect delivered a very short but appropriate ad dresa to the two House, reluming th.nk. to them, and through them to their consti tuents, fjr the honor conterreu upon wu. and promising to give more suosianiia. ev idence of bis gratitude by a faithful die- agreed to-yea. 33. nay! 1 . Mr Kxmn. propoaeu .a ui: HOUSE OF COMMONS. The question pending yesterday, wa. ,..iaire of the b 11 concerning .,1, 1 o ... 11 ,.inm nn iia third reaJll)-. 1 IjlCV-lIKU ,- , u ,. .h. .I...U. tnd inaertint a bill was amended, on motion 01 IJ V eilllwlliK ' - i . , '. . .1.. .r.-. -r ba to: Mdare. and passed. suosuiute, hic rUS... . - ' Tllnm ia n nihimr now in itus occur ence. Ii is not the first time that the General .Government has fouml -1 . without mfficie if patter to execute aw laws. The statute of 1793, respecting fugitive slavcs.'as expounded by the case f Pri.g last winter, ntttliorizes the slave owner to scirn his slave where ho can find him. as a would a horse. best music in thn woiM. being done, this n;xt q icition ts, MM..., 1 liu havo At the laie County Court of Ne w Han r P,tm were tried for tar oer, iiuncci. . . , ., . .:. .,t f-.iherinz their follow-pdol mm.- were all convicted; lo uo""'. "I:- M ..eh. and the others seu.enveu , - ' . . r,,,i:. t, pay $i5 each. The costs or the fro tc ,ll be .biut $1,000. Huher dearfutu .;,, 'i Loco Foco. and three Whig dis tricts. It was laid on the table and or dered to be primed. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The pending question was en ihere.o- I a . a .1. ! H.,ita after reconsider. snd several of their . constituents, (some of them 'Whigs,) and ; they theught ft the nest measures lor tna relief of the people that could ne fixed up on. Il ass not introduced to carry out sny promise to the people.. He made na -other promise to the people, thsn .hat ba would set in all matters aa he thought would best promote their interest. And v he should da so. let them come from Whigs or Democrsts. Mr. Naahrose to teply to the gentle- man from Nonltmpton, (Mr. Bragg.) lie would give him as t retson for rat vjotipgte reconsides, lhat he did not be liaeii ther would tet a better resolution thsn the one already passed and -h4 there waa room to belie ve ihernwould be a no investigation fbe ote was reeonsi- , dered. He jsas much obliged to the gentleman from 'Northampton, (Mr. Bragg,) for wishing to pot mm on me committee of insigtion, but he -must decline the honor. We have had ae in vestigation before by Whigs, and the D- i mocrais were not satisfied with il. It waa t Whig report, they aaid. Paitour influences had operated, and they have concealed the facts. Let us get in, and we will expose the corruptions. And now. sir. the Prmowaie have the mwjori- tv. The eeuVleman from Northampton had said that Ihe Whig bad made pro mi, es but to be broken. II mould not now go into an argument to thow lhat the Whig had done all in their power to ful fil their promisr.; he would like occa.ion 10 do o at aome other tiete. Out the gen tleman', party have made "ptomiae. toe, and if he had forgofen them, h would refresh his memory by reading a few (rem a copy of the Glebe, published 1 11 131. t..i.nn of Mr. Muiiroe. that tin liouaa ...vi.t innit acstion. Irom ami Monday next. AfteT some di.cussion, the r. solution was laid on the table. Mr. Mendenhall. from, the committes ion the judiciary, to whom was reierreu I ihe resolution instructing said oommtitce Mr. Cardwell moved s reconiuera.ion rih me. cancurrin. in the propoailien of the Senate to raise a j-iint select com-j mhtee to examine into the Bond.tion -of the Banks, die. . at. lljrrinupr ODOOSed t'lO mHOH lO If gentlemen wanteu n in- . .. ...Ii:. itial lltrv ve.ttgatton. ne was wining - j should have it. Charge, had been made ,.inat the banks, calculated to mil' .!.. .M h desired lhat th mt'r .hould be investigated that ihe facts inighi mence 01 m. gr..- , - - f - M Nmb fe,j, l0 lhe o Hula charge of the duues 0 1 h . afl t j. . fo lroeientof the Haas, some extravsgant . ..V ' Z ...rTord relief to the promise, in the Globe, a. the reselte or whaald be neces.sr la afford Th. ui-,reasurv. that .old .hould flow . 1 I. ii nil nnsaii otvriPiii m awa. 1 0 his message. His waa an office of very li mited powers, and he could do nothing .... ihe laws executed, which .1 . .u.:. u 'lciiom hould pass, lie incy 111 nr,i 1 in stream, up uie Aiusissippu tna. ar inets ahinild walk-on gold, end that each one should hae a long silken puree of beautiful netwoik, and the gold shining it but a sorry sador, he said. . cannot unro -. sj. ... M'. Guthrie should vate .gainst the re consideration. He had voted for the re solution a. it came from the Senate, not because he believed an investigation nr direct a vessel on a amcoth .ea, but it re quires a skillful navigator to otrecj ne. when ihe alorm rages. . hin of state i. now under stress oi wvaio- I . . a a,hi,iriA. Villi er, and it remains to o ern j . ... t 1. l . u . I.. . .LUlt.il nanuators, l cessaiv.oui cerause ne uiu um wish w will prove yourse Ives aki W aaa , Baak Fede.al Whig lone and and annua miiott, nM The gentleman Irom Wake. hi.Ia kl has rtanftlp. I . This cetera ny 'having been gone (Mi. Wdder.)prono.ed that the commit-
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