North Carolina Newspapers

I i! f . 4 it ( iiM.i;i:.-v. .h i (j . , iv .senate, MoMivv, IWrinlicr 2, I '','.). . At 12 o'clock, lha twl waHruU' "t In nr.l''ili ..the llun. W. K. Kna of Ala., president pro Irm. Leo the following Senator appeared in their u-si . MAINE. ,....' ",.'-' Mr. Williams, Mr. Uujrglea. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Mr. HulbarJ, Mr. Purree. . Massachusetts. Mr. Davis, - s ,;. " NEW YORK. Mr. Wright,'-. (One vacancy. .. ' .: -',.' NEW' JERSEY. : Mr. WuH,-' Mr. Southard. ':;;,.';. PEN'XsyLVA.NlA. ' Mr. 'Buchanan, V ; (One vacancy.) " "V"--.. DELAWARE. " MLffaytort, ' v. (One vacancy.) - - , VIRGINIA, (On vacancy.) NORTH CAROLINA.' :T-i: ' Mr.tWige. "BOUT' C'AROLT.VA, Mr. Roane, Mr. 'Crown, Mr. Calhoun Mr. Lumpkin. jCr.OP.Gl A. ALA11AMA. : Mr. King, Mr. Walker. - . Mr. Clay. -MirfSi.ssipri. "TENNESSEE. KENTUCKY. Mr White. v-, Mr. Crittenden, Mr. Allen. ' , . .. , -v "V Mr. Smith" Mr. Clay, .-.ornu-. . INDIANA. Mr. Robinson, j ' Mr. Young. rtl.-.lM.A. X Mr. Liiin, Mr. tiimto ; - .MICHIGAN. ' . M r? N orvttl, Om neu w j,). X; ARKANSAS. . Mr. Fulton., ' v M,ryAtt.Br-pManiiUd .. ho . credum itU-jDJL.ilij -.UuaJfcujatit n, electi tisUlura of 4ho 8itc.of ImliaA nv Senator from -HUlXTWl.vni: l'ii;.sf si:; . . T lhat he should I. ..I '. a.., Mrv fur ais years, from Ihtr dih of March last,: p,as over Uiefr "names anlif the x-'to .liSCTr Mr! Hmitii f Indiana, presented the credential tbs roll w eo.i.pletcd. . - - " 1, ' Ll I: of the Hon.' Albert W hue, elected by the U- M xwM-libjetdeuce ' ' that Btato, lo aervo r aix year, from the 4th of March lat.- , .- MrM'siTrsxvKX' presented iha 'crdiiifia1a of' ; lh Hon. Thudileu Iktliii, 'elected by" th Lfjinla '( ; turof the Ktaie "f CAMiw-clicut, a Senator from rU 1 that State, to,wrva far atiyeam froin,the fuurtbvt)' f-t:., March Mv:.--: . : "" '. ' 'The, umI oath was theii admiiiHtewd by t'te 4;relniiiiN wwo jtfl rt-aii i ant lo Mr, l.i iitori, Southard, aw Arjiluma, hu crco iitiola were , , prmenttid at the lat "sihm. ' ;. " ; v On ntoiuin of Mr- Walker, i . .'..'OrrfrrrA' That the Sncrelary i'lforro the l.iun ...,'..'J asaeuiWi'd, ant tlia't tho Bna:o is ready lo prowed ; On motion of Mr. Wriirlit, - ! -r'- n a . .! JfaaatanfTlMU. E C(.mmitiee be apr-rmtiud to J join auch onimitteo an maybe appointed on' the ' . X uart of th3 IIimim of R"prewntAtivto wait on ll.,k hAjtil(etl r.f it. ITnild Mt Sit l at AHri inflaflrt hi lib 115 I irpmi ill '1 mo v.'H'.n - '"" I ... ...) itiul I Lininm la r ulv lu rm-HIVS a.lt COllimU 1 ".", . - . f ... .. . I ..iiifaiiiiiia ne maipii'mR.wurHtn..., . , 1 a ttit.i lihrn frniiluMrTrTlS-l HiiiMia. i ii'ti ! ,-.11. - - 1 Committee 00 the part ol tne Heimto. O.i motion of Mr. K'tight, tha ustml order for triTiirhwj4 ihe price or three dHily paper, waa aroed to. Mr. nTf0!t Kave notice that, at the earliest ' day in which il would b in order to do , he ' would ink have In bring in a bill providing f ir the ' minimary cdl lioii ol the r oics of the htuki.in I lie District of Columbia, under tho dununiinatmn . xif twenty iloll.tii. ,'vvt' ,. ...i,. j; JD.i ijiiitii.n, ' '-'J'iio Senate adjiHiriKril. , , HOUSE Or, E E P RESENT ATI VES, ; ' ' .'J , - MosAt,'lW.8,.l?W.-'; ' This hi liijf llie dny act apart by the Constitution for the as-inhling of tho two IIiMise of Con jre8, at 12 oVIork, rft., the Clerk (Mr. Garlmd) tailed ' Ihe House to onh-r, and said S '1 ; , .,. , ' Acoordina to the usunl practice, f;iVitlemen, I am prepared, if it, is the pleawre of the lloue,i : " proceed tocnlt the names of memhrs of Cnncrens, "ducted to the Twenty -si th Cnngreaa, first session. The Clerk then called over the names of the fuh . : loving geutluuicn, whonppeared lo be iu thejr aatat -'-- I Dislrwtr-TNtbiHV QilTirdr '" AMmrl Smi:h " 1 wswT'swma3 4 " ; (leor&i Leant, ! , m -r- VvV;.l fV''W1-tf1sa,,,9Sal'-i-.5ii.'lri. 0 ', Hugh J. Anderson, 1 .1 . .. " Joshua A. Lowell, 'I ' - j, a) ",!..Tlioinaali)av. " ..1. JiHL ! 1 am lm n KSLZl - - Cimea by Gtntrui 'licit 1. ' Trislram Shaw, ' Ira A. Eiftniaii, -ClttlJ:.' ft-. Atheriim, Ldiniiiul liurke, J4jcJ . WilCauu.. Diatrict, Jotcpk 'i'mmifc, . William L. Stnrrt, Tlanat W. William, Tktumat B. Otborne, . Vtuina S.niili, . Jikn II. Brocktc i , - ;.;.' VERMONT.' . , I PUtriet, UHand llall, ,' " 2 " William Sink, , ; - " ; Horaet Eterttt, 4 . ' Juhu Smith, - 5 : " -y Isaac. Fletcher.-; "v, MASSACHUBETTS. ' 1 DU let. '.4;'W 1.nrtrncf, ' Wiiliml fitrriiriili.r, ri Lincoln, VrtC ti j-a',J Willi'im Ii. I'litk'iiui, 0 7 -ft llT II u -William iV. I lastittgn,- 11- nry jiiiamtt, " -Jhn llffil, Qtilncy Ailumt RHODE ISLAND. Chomn by General Ticlel. ' Jotrpk h. TMinghast, Hubert IS. Cra nut m. NEW YORK. s ' District, Thonina U. Juchnon, " jHinea dc la ' Motilaynn, (fatten 11 off man, 1 Lttvrntrd (ivrlii, Mntrt II. VrinutU, lyiiti Monroe, doverrxMir Kin,!Ic, Vharlet Jahiuon, Nutlianu'l yw. Uufu Palrn, , ( jron VainJcrpm:!, ird (, ,. , . nt'(7 Hurnurd, Anton Brown, i. Varnd Kutiuil, ' . auiu CJLtnd, Jhn Fmkj, ' I'tltr J. Wagoner, .. J Aixlrew W. JJ.njj, I John (I; Floyd, j David P Brewater, Ik omit C.'Vrirttiuttn, Jnlm4I.-Jrenti, Jtiiiaoii Allin, r i i I. v " it ' ii 8 0 10 11 12 13 14 1.) 10 17 n " 21 ii ii 23 " 25 - - 20 " 27 8. 0. Leonard, V AmaH Iaua, . . Iward Rofrem, Nclifiuiuli II. Earl, , Chriitophtt ' MorcanZSL The ran R. Si rone, . Francit P.. Granger, Morx-dith Mallory, 'Hi ,, . Sfrt M. Gattt, 31, " Richard P .Mirvta,' 82 " Mallard Fillmorr, 33 " .-I. C'AuriM F. Milchtll. - NEW JERSEY. ' JoM'ph F. Randolph. Wha the Ctsaa arrived at thia put of lh r.iH, he I U UIO I H ' 1 1' 'II III IIVI7 lll'Ull"!" liviil .1. ' -' wnn, pr whether tlio uimI eviduuce wm produced on buth fide. ' ' The t'lerk arki'd if i waa the pleasure of the limine that lie should mike a statement aa to the umiI coinvo of firiicei'iliiigt . 7 " - veral memliori called for the reading of the evi (li.'tice. . . , '1'he Clerk then rd the comimasioD of Mr. Aycrigg, aigned by Gnveriijir ppimiuj;ton, and atated lliat there. yrm live other tcmimii-ton in 'hw pu.ciKiu m Ilia mnlK atl. - St f, iMwwi lima -mnt 4 fcr limdmg & i Uw :M Mr. t.4V Joiinaoi dmired that the evidence on the other Mi t riad ty the Clerk before he law waa read to tfm U'rtl-0. Mr, llKatka itatr- l that tin object in bavin? the law - rraii at thia ala'ieuf.the pr)CfMtiiiir was to ahow what iiU"S riceufcil IS tHdcijcjB bl tbodt iir. V aSIikhpoki. conicuura inai nil l ie mti" miuum be Imd fxidiro Iho llmye before the law waa ruad. In Uie prentut cane, tlii'revwera conflicting reiurna and conftictmir evKli'iicn, and jlaeeinud to linn that It wouid be more in order to read the mik-nce on tartli anil be fore the Uw waa' wad, 'than U read the laW at the re- " tllt time. r Mr. TiLi.tsuHasr thouj 'hi the Rvidt proper course tost ... . . . . -l """"" ' .. I aatvMtaa asiaanea la reutlua to inn mauec, tvaew Xhm Iwly. Urft4 .tla.w-,wdt,ihMni..could.; wiieiher the ptpif oOiVot'licr aiilij'tfiuld be - decide Tvid' sr: rvMence.. - , - ' ' Mr. JiiMirt tt ilies to know of the Clerk, whether tlinie werwany otin-r returns in his powwiuOon trooi tfiere warn any other returns in his powesstan Irian than ihe aix which had b:cn referred to t lr there wtua.MVtthj:.jiilU8 manner I . The Clerk here asked if it "wss the pleasure oT the IIoum that he should make a statement m rclaiioa to N this matter. ''" Mr. RiTca renpoct(ully autfijeiited. the pnpriety of , laying this motion on the tahle for the present, in urder that (he roll iniirli! he called thnitiL'h, to ascertain wheth. er there wns a qiinrum of im'inbt'ra pri'sunt At pro- -iul ntthin) eool.l h dme. He, therefore, hoped I hat Ihe meinmirs present wuu!J acquiesce in a molioa 01 this kioil, in order thai the llnuee might immedwiely prnreml with itaoreaniiation; after which tliwuuestioa could bo brought up and acted Opun. "' Mt. Maxwiul conlendctl that ihtj ou''lit not tj adopt this sui(etnn ntileM some pood reatwi could be " given kir pa-iii orcr the nisteof pw Jersey. I here haj been unit no to the Clsrk certificates in the nmiat . form, winch have been read ; and it seomed to nim tbit it wmild.be an cctniimlinary course to piss over the State of NewCMcy, after these certificates had beea produced. ' ; . . Tha Clerk then said thai there were three propoi Mom brouaht to tho notice o( tlw bly one lu read Ihe law, the other to read the testimony m the posses sion of the Clerk, sod the tUird la piss ovctLlhe Stte, of New Jersey ontil it wss saeertsinad whether there wl rffTiTum nt attemtane-tti-ttie itouse Mr. Vias sand, thai before.. any motion. iras ptitJa. put tlod lu tute 1. . Would the Clerk sner wlist wss ISe- imial course in a cati of this kind ! Had he (Mr. ) 11 rinht ii vote on this Uiicstion ? " - . ".liia Cfl :.tii ' r nr fhr him to hW( a to Whst cotirse Ihe House ought to puivue in relation lo this matter. - ,. ' -V .--s '-.vw- lr. Wise. Ilis any member t right lo move to lay (his mallnr un tli.Ubl 1 , -TheOerk ets iit ww4'.4 ba a matter fut tluuunuse,. to dai-ida . s .. . ' . ,4i.W 4yery?ior lasted tho whole day, during which several members tool? part in support f, and eainxt tho. course of jho ; Clerk, but as the'dchnto on the first day does not present tho points involved in so forcible and point- " ed a manner as ,ihoe 00 tho second, we have ae. ' lee led portion of the second day's proceedings, in which will be found the speeches of Messrs. While, : and Wise, rjn the pirt of the Whigs and of Messrs. Vuiiderpiri-I, and Wellcr on the' part of tho Administration. From t'.ce our readers will gather the fact that the wilide matter gwwing out, of the New Jersey eleciiims imado a party que, lion, anif so equally aro tha parties balanced, that UhTt s sonig coiifeSsiTiiTTakPa'ptaea "ThirTTfid"" odmr r'f trurhing thecrvein?nti''n ofthe U(wt, w-siiiM-ww.. iwni irmo MKin motion to lay this qaeslwn M theUhlc Had the l,m. flKment. K wss lne ihst the Ork, n XTX;ti JL l I. - i. . i . i.- ...i. . .a , I w . i i .. ... . .. : . t .. k- J the Li of umee and.neccMiY. fwaualaiw rWr.ll T the Clerk to be a olain a WSS nui DCiore inc niu wa" ws:ii-- u,ri, wiiu wh ciui. - i . . . . , r ' i ue canii'4 iirirf'fi'tliii" HOU: OP KiJ'UilS-NTATlVn. lux. X llt of the lnw Il.w-) calhMt ti.e If ..Styr,J, hi m. Kh-d t ttiu. ni n ollr by ml atmnd that dm KealteiMfi froai N-.ULV.ll 1,,, a ah. .1 Viraiui.i g.-1.tlu.ii..t, botiml na (Mr. nymnnj had p .--i '4 f t d r at the Unit) of the djiturnmcnl ( jeter.i, id. ' 1 be perniini of that n-jitU-man. to w!d brg leave to make a respectful appeal li le U e- No man, said Mr. G. Hi m r than I d- t H tcacy and, difficult v of hia ptioe Vtmn be ginning 1 hav (elt high r-awilth'y retiv.s upfin me. and bef.tre GoJ mod my ctnr, I ir you I have bad, but otieTMntire, aoI that . to my duty justly nod impartially, wnh"toi regard tf mrmiiuil or oartv cmunderatiofta. I haws beea f , -j placod in a nuvel and unpreeedeiih-a mtuaswo. All the caera of contested el'lii hret'r pre aenied, have been presented i IV il mm f It-p reeiitative itlf, upon the rtitiin f darn iuir member, and the Clerk kd iMbn 2 to di null them. Thn only TariatHai fmrw laal r-jfc waa in the cm of Mar. Mitoce and licber, Keiiiitcliy. B-'ith the giieeo pMted thein- veTle&Nre iHe II 'wie, and? cTi7aiVt!ltr havu n-atg, and the ll iw waa eomfcIW lo tale Ihe nmller into cooidemiw : and tbe II -mt might pcrhapa, have remained wnorrad I a fortuihi, if these two jtentiemra bad an tiiWa ri!y withdraw 0 their case until after the wrgajnij. tion. The pre-irt cie however, waa one emirW diff rent from tha one refemrd to. Tb- dulk-taitj in the preaetit caie waa prewoted to the (Vra bitiwif Cohllirtintf evidence waa hrought into bi oJSce. and what wa tjeTJdrf-TWbar-xif nKiw thw cas I W 1 to take upon any if Ihft tgera of. the Houe of Reprcae titatiaea . Ihe pnvrera wbtrh the Conalitution baa gi l it to decide oo Ihe qunhfica'!iona.if in tnemtna! I aaaorw foil men I hut I have felt the d.Icicy usy atlitatKia, and I have labored a-i lunuly to be enabled l come to correct eoocluim iu relaiioii 10 this qiHMtion."I thereRe, now rrapectf.Iiy appeal to thia bndv, to permit toe la nuke a auieovenl whack I hae prepared in jiMirVifioWTtf ,:veoiirj on the preaenf occanuio; and I ihi dc tha repent t mat unprecedeuleiL-Wlien the conduct jCi-J?'M'r:. officer haa- bciea-.brought i Qohttiiat, as rmoa ha u5!!LSS,i,m.L'''l ' Mr. Jeniler akd it the tleil dr-Mifned to n view fiis dnciaion if yeaerdaT, and call ih bera friiiai New J,-iw. at that tha II-kw rniM goon without hi nterfereor. - - - The CiurV atated that he had taken thW counae on yf'teniayXwhtch he tell it W he hw ditT lo lu Lu anil lui full .1 n. J .In . rf fr . .tnt.l Imi v 1 . 1 . , .1 , . 4'Hmnrr'ne htir Vf-eenihimwi lb gmuoJ jnd iiwitivea which induord hint to take lite coune IV JwJiiJ.-- 4 , Mr. Wme thought it dti toiha Clerk in ihe attoatioa which a-wae, if tv law, aid wie in thia caae be repirdd aa law, 'bad placeil biiw t lie permilled to make a (atatemem. Ilowtaaerr oVwrona to . tx-ar a ataterwut, ait4 duubtieaa other getitlumen were d-airtt in bear''! atalenrnf, M the reaaomi why the Clerk had r dVrHarjrd the duty which law and aaae hadim wpiaa hint. He hoed, llieref tra, Ht ail reeoiIMiw-a voutd c- quieiice in nearitf tntv MMrfrT. tM prtntm lteir .1 . . I ; .. 1 , I. il,. .V I.I... . I Ilia suhict whicn ineClera mint bt topreseni. u ,1 j. . i- r . 1 . Some called iivtn aim him auni'TU anuci-raiiny r i-kw'.i , . v KLuucuKii i.; Ill IU Mi W 111 aw, f imrvin hi r.. ,iIt,. ,x ,. j''lecn. which would lead them into Imermina-' fM tl.o rcatinjt ft the reifvcair and w- . . . . .. ... . dJv, anno iiuuti3aiijMit the. nyn, taicmlKC 1 om Ni' JTiy Htlil be cald ; and a he nuade i no atan mct on yerrd-iy- why th. ,r .erw no, phced on Ihel, aod A he .hoo.h, ,ka. Satement , . . . . . . ougUt aow tube heard by uiurrU a consent. " .r r n -r - - r.- When Mr. W,. retnifned hi ant, there were cnea lu Uie Clerk 10 " Ota mhJ" Mr. Whito. of Ki'ii'iii-Vv siiJ, Cc me he en tered hia enlemii pri this prepared d euimTrt r.BSris,e,cvrWWr thefr busineiw tntcrrujtd b their t3eri, and lot il Itipp 1,1 lkf.il r ntanfiMl lafpiinMrf wmA fhua ,h(J cVrk'a desk, cakuUtod, if not dnarej sm, CaT f csinlry ; and be tooushl, ahe b fnei fro road, h5 had not v fluted -.nWufly , ihe b- ' . i r icct. In his view, it wa oo matter who ruse and uhjectcd here it was na maner what the aew. paper of the country bad pnlii.ifd it ao mailer what sfWivits the bstdrs of New Jersey bad sent in to arrest the l--s of NVw Jcraey. L wa the, duly of the Clerk to lake tint evidence produced," jn conformity to the laww of Nw J. sey, and it was not bis duu lo n-si and ntuke aralr n tents here in relation lu toe waiter ' Suppaie the Clerk did go on and make Ifai sttmctit, w j!d we go on and discuss this mstter cuoSy where we left olTl No, air. v The moment lhal be wa daae, new points would be raiand.and we w-sld be in volved in greater difficulties than are are at pre sent. . We Wisjld have dilfu-ulij eonMb aa bW. ding tha matter, if we went on discuat-uif t!M nut ler now without pertniltiiig i'w poiid to be raised by the Clerk J and ha oteied agViHast hearing any staieoarnt from him. " t Mr. Wise was sorry to be throw into a debate wiVh hisi if friends; BulTta fTkw ')rif Te irnire.iiao irom Keatuciy would L)iea ta what he had to sav. 1.. . ...I.I . L .1... . . . . ue uuiu. t.uu un-i..llliu LUfU u im prjMr, Niiuiaiwumaw (hkw swetm t VSFM.T He was ihe quondam Clerk id the l-i Congress, a.id presented himself here rirsl lo render to kit snc- .. j r..!j i i . .. .. ce'sor in riflce. tne Tf"Hi th ; arwnr ly. IheQerk was here bv tae bar of mrsy. ,vt . a. ik. t ii 77 . had their ar bad. . If the Clerk has not vioTa-. fcy the tier. He a-k1 . . . i- ,. o.j..ii,. n "iii-K?rMaxrcs nr. xnr .visnsz. m': 1TJX:XP :iiZr ii theorrrmanreof l7imptheitTepualb!c Clerk of the Inst Cr- to keey rfl pf -nea-i aoswrrmrf am) if thaXlerk' had to decide h- rs of Congress nd to call over ikal to3 at t!ir ' ,m t'e,'in a'l lst, imlirectly, wis jt D bet'or pnmliiii?. "Mr. W . here isd thu or.ti ordiittUv of I" U WuULut,i:aiu s&jst.im 4U Ofkl was sworn to perS.rm tnis stfv. II- contend that by Ihi ren'.ulim. if t! Cieri w.( k perform this duty, aud ,fh, 5,I f it, he wm,IJ Is: disregtru.i.g . hrty: 4 under a moral .oWigaiioa to prrW K Wn ibe members of the Il.e were a the amal ohlicatwrH laawmch aa oo tate had been rrt ad- mim-ered to them. The Cterk wa, hd h, . l" ' " " ,',e ol this House were not umW this sacred obi,c,5i. The Clerk was bound by b,. telh to hdu.v, but the member, of the IWarevsi p,esaedl to . be parusnns. They were pre-imcl tocop Iron, ??r i,.,. j,,, ;i rsmrssa C;, tk il-.u ..! by l.ieo-uh il ii i iM-t-ii, aiid. tiv Hi'" rc 1 1 i,i .iU.t h i ii Im" n o- , . ,i r. !,. W r a ! tun or. -wrmi" .!si". too S '' :d x ir l if In' In I II' i n OH ! lie .!..( ' il 15 wt PMTIIRI ( ' ' f ... a Co Hun, h'J n?nl no to bind him lo-duif ehra the dut which th whmon and tlio law - . ' . "I'L- '1.-1. I... I .1. . jira iMtrToriti a rprtu 11 nut v. nun ai ,J-imnwsJ urxm him. 1 he Clork had eta. M to ihe yesterday that he waa n..i a j!.., and verily he (Mr. .) agreed that tie waa tu4m ! accwding to bin-view of tha Con- a-iijiori, an man here waa a judge of lm prima fa ncnijhtto a.aent on that fluor. Neither Ihe Ork. nor any other maji iww prew(,i,culd i"dgo nfbif emfcutwl. Under the Coiwtituiion he con miered that, at the present ste.i.f proceed i h, ; l,ey were ta rrwrti between the llnusa of. Uep. revntativea and their eoimtituenta, and no one iad tha nghl lo deci'Jij upon hi credentials. ' ' j " Mr. W. ihe rend the claiwe from the Cotwlitu. ti.i which rv to the Statea the power at present to regulate, efoctiotia, cited the mode by -which the RnifvaMif alive from V irgmia otitainei) tni ir ecru farati "St elecfSr - trwtemlwf thwi lhl, cervihVaie 'waa obtained, aa it waa there, from the aSentf of their drttriot, thera waa no power to pre yeot them frwa taking their aeata in thia II ms in ihe finr inatance. When a gentleman here pre ; tented the ev'hlence that he waa entitled lo his seat, it wa anl the duty of the Clark tadecule jmlici'il ht upno il. He -va not a judicial olficer, hut a iweee maiafeml officer. His duly waa merely to receive ihe evidence presented to him, and enter Hid iliTrinHeede why dtd he not enter the navies of the five New Jerary aiembera opon tho roll. The Clerk had ud that he ia not tha person t decide the qucs Ihmi who are entitled to seats, and ha referred the matter lo na; but wa have no more right to decide it at present than ha has ; and the question will ne. reaMrihr fame bnok to tha Clerk ai last lobe de. eided ; and thia wa the view which he desired to pre-ai upnn the Clerk and make him, as a rnnn.sit. ited ahnve fwrty, aa a sarorn oflicVr, andas a Chris tian, do thai, directly, which he would be forced to indtreetlv TV Clerkv haauaald he. Wai.fl(i.la tk opo himwll to uVciin oa. thu q jewtina but. Imfm ii la thrt llxmSM if we were a convention i,j - .m mttl K.j ,h. ,T J"..T7u. iTn't."" "tl other rreftiiis bnt whf-n yno put the ( ieiini a to hthr the creofiti!i! of the five ip'iitleirTen from New JT"y shall he recelyedwho ahiilf vote " np M. Mr-Avcnaj ami hi political IriemN, or Mr, Dvkrwi and his political friendsf In refu l hcioV on this q ientino. tlie CVrk dn-a de cle;-TTilir-lo meiwVrs from New Jwey has all the elTtct of a wilt he insrwv.S(e Pr tti llmawto dert'te iipvni hia"aeWi,anil if will devolve upo lite Clark or srnnaon owl of il to deride. We coimi back ', Ihen, tow. Mr. Oerk, and.yoij may a well ei- erciaw lhal jiyfampnl at fwve, which yo will be cnoipefled to do l Utt. lie eonteoded 'hat the ., evade ace in this ease was the certificate'of the'Gd-" vevtmr of New Jersey, and that inust he conclusive ia !b firs iiMtance, bcaiMR the moment gentle attetnoted to ao behind that, as some gentlo had suggested on this fiiaor, they converted . this ta4vt onwiehfv bodv into a Coinmiltce of w . wiwiv nr. ... tct imvh mrw pwhsii w Jrver and he -carted about frmn one r aimirrrr n, namimr mm mo irauua . . . , . . ., which were ewrlly commuted on both aide at P ..ll . I IV UJ Willi lllrtl lid CF IU .' , . . h" , "T ' llV' dnci'led pnner ipmn. wi His ni nit wimuuBjii.iiiv run. 11 CI . ... ,. " . ? ' v Lit hia ffKimta i nmnprln nrmpiitPfl In him ml roll, in a pmpetfofm, are not the cei-tificafes ofthe nth;" r v Nar JnT members in proper form 1 Thee if precisely in th same firm of Mr. Ran- i; rt ratriot he. a Trrtesr-- hrs JourjrTrir Ihe oanvH, of r. yrriL'2 and his collesooes tn ihe rolL The eertirlrate r.f the Governor in TL" ' ""r " me uoyerrvnr w ns'ietKet' i'Wet anoT (Tia'lfimse, at " "ml '""TJ ,'m V'7" ""r, "7 " ,k"l,,T;rLr'J (safHTr. TTijac ttsnn aalkvs.MLsl kasa sa.ad a .... a.. I, ... . , . It. vi mImmiIW MMalai ,a u int.,,M . . I ritiso sthth rme should pretend thaf he had a right to it; would I permit the Ork "to prevent me" front participating in Ihe nrganizitioivnf Ihu House in sweh case I Has the Clerk any riht or power onder the Gwwtttution and the laws, lo prevent any envy imaw exercises hia right here, when be has the rvhifnre ikal he has B right to his seat in hi pnaarion. No ; tha Clerk had no right to prevent him from taking hisea when he had his certificate ta his pocket; and although he did not desire to pcearh rewnhrtioasry doctrines, he would not bet pot to the test for aM that the world could give him. Neither you, Mr. Clerk, nor any one else here, had the rich or ihe power, to judge on the matter which the seven shentfs of my district' alone have the ngSi to decide.- ,- ,.5,,:,. ' .... ,. Mr. W. considered that the most proper tnotlo " of or.r.ii,tron would be, for. the Clerk to call over tha Suite, and then earta numlir peeisfM has eisdimlialai awl -when thay r..ll.Mtt"'"j their creoVntial in Ihe primer form, th ? were en- tilled to their s. fs. and ..jhenas joiyejrjg t their seats, and holding 'wfrrKztf. ndmnl. h,.i -i he asaut appealed toliim aaawomifs?r, tossy- wh-tber 11 was b hi duty to enter upon the roll the eamca of the genlleinea who had the cer. lilkausaaf Ihe G.rtn of New Jersey (i,W the t4 aeal of tU Sia:e., wtiamvnr n..,.i iJ. I : 1 . . i.u r ITTTr IT I 1 wluit IJ fjfcxk had to awv and.h.J 1 .permitted to make the statement he had prcoared krase he wi4,l -he Clerk to ti ll him aa a sworn 'c43ee,,i,. native turn gentleman of h.sowu ibojC .r State, aud as i Christian, ready to answer be f.re GJ and his country, why lo had eharzed hut duty in the present car -- Mr Y.xnr eon V ,r .1 Vk.'2!L?L?? T ,T n. WfiM newa wf enileiiin saptmrted thoMi who aiii. j.i.. k. - --- "iw :.t .1 . 4L "-reiinmecertihcalo t.sk of mnn.X 7,, p!e ... , 7 n,Urh ,,,or esSictm mZ, SZ ? ' .rself r ,!,t ,rf l... , . " 'II t'i'i iui f i .f Mr. Yrlt ai O.i lie I e 'iljcilieii wilird UiiWilln, t IruM ii", ' f i.miflii it Ic hI llnl w .liouli )KtJ ,T Ut(," 4 ifMh-d wHla- uii'il w t!t .qiturmn. Tn wert ill' "ar.i'ii""!!-. .0:nned W in;imlv a 'dre-d ? M ) of i. im hint iHtiwI, h i 1 U.t'U.iidJrtwMul of ihe II iii ( s-.iuiR severely arraton..:. t. duct, aotl iith-c enlftilly ikij-iH to nJu ' Clerk to receilo from the p-ni'im m ls, ' Now, did not cmnm.m j-iitice, he had ............. ,lmi uie jL-teta ah. have tha ojinortiitiiiy of cxpl lining f U lr centlofnen d -nv him thin wm m. 1 ' i.i ean I ny, were irentlmneii lipr. ;" T Why, were irentlmnen hern. i ;: aiuioiis to exciudn tno iiirhi 1 a it,M ... " dance ith the principle that ioduend ihm i, cludo Iho evidence tlmt went to tbow that (He lificnio'of the Governor waa in tratb. mi.i T" no evidence of the expressed will f the mnrr people of New Jersey, Iwt that, at bera actatfly caived the majority! Had it come lalh-j.ii-the voice of tho majority of the people of a reign Siato was mt only, 10 ba tilencra bv mere form and technicality, but that a funcJiaa, who had taken a course that miht, in ktcm ' qmmcos, possibly give effect to that eosre, iras ,J to be all rwed the opportunity of esplamkigaai j,,,, AuiiPgJlkraw, ndn that. .ton, .after ft a animadverted upon in 00 sparing manner f fl, " hoped hia friend from Kentucky Mr. Vyy would review the determination lie had rtan never to permit the Clerk to read the ripkanj he had proposed to submit to us. It mn imut functionary whom he held rMpmtJ,, fIf o-j action, and whoee decision bad beea an Tt'T criticised. : . Mr, V. said ha had already remarked, that avj hojiddres9rsLl4 lha CJari, - in iiiuugb nun in niranuini inn position aa Bl laksa. Suppose he rlued to recede and it was aot tsij'' presumed th at he had announced his dncimaVl4. out due consideration what course then renaM to us, if he remained consistent, but that rstfn4 hv tfie gentleman from Virginia, Mr &vU. His motion waa, that we pass, for lb preseot fr the contested New Jersey seats, call the nt&wg "" the members whose right to seats was sxn cssd. yerted j and then, Tiavinj a quoraov ve wiaaldai in a situation to d .tide, whether, before orf;aas. 1 linn, all the claimants should stand hack. Xaatker aiiejoaiJe(rcmiiuel touicZIf VyrCJSI ai( inscribe tho name of either set of jhe New Jf, necessity, by jreneral consent, pasaflhe gk&m4'' sets, and postpone further action upon the we 'pmcured a qnont n cnmprteirt to art. B- hn hetrd a a, rest deal about thw law of swesWy. g. scknoede. its full force and oldic-tan axMst fa occasif)ftv But there was another Um ta ala-avs amottah!o he meant th tt law nT'eVajrv'ial b Pawl Jv.ttLM.n.!!. ever gwni onr sHisenilma) hem." - I a vjes tlm if'irinne anias?wal" which the debit had thus far b-eacindaoel,. an ample pledgj-tht nothing anSeamiiK ty places Wrf occupied vro il 1 be attomjuel oc ateni To relurrij then, ajsito thi universtHy ressecsi law of nrerwity, he wNild a.k whetjr it aU a jrresistihly .diive us mt tlofsv mtemj ly the eenllomsn fnm VirsjVr,' Mr. RivmJ ; The Clork had decided, itut ia the preset attji of our proceedings, no q'tst)iin could b-j tikra. And it ;nnsl he an; f,,r no.hll hvia yat keai called, aril no qi ifum ascertained, niy b cooUidinif cltimants from New Jerarv cuasial . eierciss ths riaht of voliacf MW'tMlaiysest them t Why not vofi as well as anv iW ei) man whosn name Md rwt h-ew railed f Here,. then', we w'il et'i-Hi t tV swssfrWfs nf in mm -ntambm-a antiHij mmkmim h,tiwa Caasaa-- tion or the laws of ,Congrevr aatfaonj?! t,le elected to the House f U'e were lliea driaea a the nessify, if nr otpct wer-t trot snrgsiir won, pam? or t he contnittof mxaVn, an i Hie list of Ihe undisputed me nWasc!Tsii, and thus secure a trihon-il to lo..k iot iW . Here Mr 'W'fse ask-d Mr. V. to a rrM i?lc in order to nsk him' a c ws'ioa. Mr. V. w''ouiaTeT.r-r'TTirar(v not 10 ne catecnised.J wss e;ill"d, and ln ,rn the S,T( Via, elfictont aetioo could ba h.sd upna l!i subtest wr. . '''M M;wl ,!',,!,? gTa.'Sf, W ra TH'Ws?otitattnt tiiacr npoa rt the oatioaeaiiat Clei;k had finished calling the, list of the tmrrtrrisr'snHTtrvrvTTMtr fVarfcrvr ry liecessily and Ctnes ,nf thiols, a rwrr reasV' ed to as lu an upon matter of tats d nea that stage of our existence. Wr m-r re a " ,st1 before tlt rtpfuker was ch s-n.- The Oowst trswe had created us auctt. bv ioea.i IS tiw, ta j "f sovermn people of our n-fectrae lis , j . , . tricts. ParlUilieiil aidC,i'r5.au.Ji.:f ta- ftre Speakers; ; There was a .rt af prehansiT orgaiiiealiou the moment tin roll ar.scaM b i Clebk. And to sustaia him m this .vtnsa,-i. very h'uh authority, in a disiminjiadied fttdnoi fiom Vermoni, Mr. Evkbctt wlvww kissi Irom in pol""--, but whom be always Isttw' with pleisnre. He would bnn to tbe aidsf m gentleman Irom Vermoni, ho s t K-f are Lav it StanB.J the powerful aid m'bi coT-eagwi. 8 would now read an extract from Lis Mr. E ETr's speech, which expressed tu (Mr. V opinions with so much mote tor;e wd peraK man na Could express tUmur Uul !e ssooid tt th!l.tlggf- rgamr. -Mr ' 80 I,r"rl trlua tho i"",h .M MrTK V. befsiBi rHS.rs'M" ease of Chibnrn and Ghda arrr-,irrcd 1 'p"rxnilrm-jr iunm" -r 1 conmJerelflie diirrrr; ,n' rir(.swTe-sgiat "ouse wasumieriMilaw.' iareaaia 4"K-n-i t,m'" ! that w.u the hs af t Prll,;1"'e Ihe rmmmon U 4 ParUanseoU Jt " axsjajw st thai ihe il amars - "Hz 'A - f.'e efw- a:-j 'ed. Ti I mn 1'iwliuii Ml tr;Ui!i'i.L a lixh e '"' 8CI a hody. to Ihe tist ieJ h i Cikrk, he formed it a,cordirtg t s;-,aa W ' ,e rfee"H!i ut!iitMS lofurmsiMB. He oi - f 1 1 I lirl llllTlTi . , I.' i:i a- 1 ' r!4C""Peied1aii(l the inember had avwerei a- names, ihpy formed aa organised s Iv, aahTfe't pmcd to ttner VSiiirkefra Clert; w a C- toe of Elcii.is,jnstssthry thmcht bn4.er nt once proceed 10 rjcide on the crrdt.'is dividaals. lathe orer-n1 ease, bttire lW jbeen gonu through, alms whoss iti i-- ' j yt been calie.1 had v-ht Bhatcver to -y rar than the urroutn-'ina pectators.' , I This dnctrine. aaiJ Mr. V. naaW r , ifiri ir r I i . ' 'hv tho aeiitieinto from Vermont, mast fc I What sad c-:iern,.ws .i.r(rf ehfit , otherwise, Sup, ,h. Cw.S rs ci. ' evidence her,re bi.a, that ll.s crrr.S.v r" b PMg 0mJ, is f.-t r ; a- ?r other PirliKii,. ..'f;. the W tire the- so mtlt'.'i t.ia.'ic i i tin. thy Clerk iri'Nt i r?-,u . ruler '4 . '..A f i n ac h, U ti r- Wl rrtra atx ' Km rv In -art i aa: --tise roE La mi TV Is "ei caw -Ka .-Alii ' ton aad g aavt tot toe tike tva an -IV I'sa ciaa Bi Btk the I' SaK eaajj ' a"-! c- sn XV1 Jn rT? hi , 0s . lew f I) i Lt-i ih toil aftxjar scati ' gva : al thi aV dk . J f