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3I4XOR JACK PO sTS'IXG. ."parly vnose" in their Congress "tip ''of 4lie Resolulibn:iiz:"'IiJ anv Der-
ftnA Mr. Dwxshl of the A'cw chamber" a thing or two perhaps they son, or persons contract, to bu d the
I.EM AY,
.t.4a M-S-1--'"
three "lisrtfer annum
anno ' -
Vutk Daily Mrtctizer.
Washing ro, Dec. 6, 1 834
have forgotten about this country.
1 our oui menu,
J. DOWNING. Major,
pcnirrm,i
I - I artnitilKP Villi llMl-M. iafl I Inmiiii!
L- J Ioot L-e lhw.j.a.1 Wiu l,tlU'
--.' time aint far off when shall all on , ,ne,r JMe w Pl' ofresi.lence;
Capitol on Union Square, in the city rauetion being on the adoption of the
01 luietga: ana i si, who, at what
price j the amount 'and xondtlians: of
tondj tfte tiarncs- or tnir'f ecu fuve7
-lelMttt u'.
the House
.'...l. intiieitt occurreil in
iiim v - ' :
of Representatives on a .proposition to
r4erto a Qtinmiltee that pai tiUUe
MBMisitu,S- W ranee, wiui in
reign matters, they are amazingly mia
struction to make report not in ac
i V,:l. 1ii. PrBlilcnl'a rormn
meauauuu-i VVar a nt kalk lateJ to brinr murk
-i 7.n.o afini rr, i
j-:' (lion
iirm mf,,tr ut be caUeJ UM tw ;T ,he pfenchmea REBUILDING OfTHEC APITOL. ' J' iWk Quarnr given up 4rtthe
ieruneni tire rruuiiiiiit; iie !ii .vpi(ui&usKU.JUiUH4Mi4fm''W-lTnnaTlu: a I
sh wntd winrFrenWarir w,,at Pc7 , ITie ComjniMion-m
n 1 ran Atn-ri.-i.ii fr tl.n 1M d ,ne Int "cntrm wirmviy .tat, that under the conviction that
down and give Jiouis Phillip ,y no- "I Z fll1! U hM
tLiia aiiuia iiu- i- f-aWss1 w wiioie ouuuing, as an enure itp, who
Etlt tl,e Gene,, 'Aniblr; passed.on the out hazaroingthe interest of the State
plaguy alia U he ami oiks t on t 2n,t infant, the unaerigned. C.m- Uher as it recarddd th price-rfth
know as much abaut me nature oCUits - c k.-u - .u .:v,,rj!LWvwpiie-in
. , . ., . j r " missioners fur rc-buildmj; the taiHto!, work, or its sufflc cner when cornnlet
country as they ouimt to know. It -m- .r n 1 nuuinmij wnt.i v ici
thejT or any other nation think, that be
cause we ililler in opinion here , among
oureeUes on home matters, we. are a
goin to carry our ditterences into to-
.-J.,-'T. ..J HMFlUllt
Stv h rt"'-'""' bHiiBPt,;dettj they. 'owe us,
will berklv njiiii W jar niHc
" .. nil "be r' P"" "
A.rriiTttK'T. not rtr.li. filirn line
inwrteil Hire '" ror m" ''. ul
tr-vreil fArwfc o.'"'.
flgtl'"Mi,f tr(rnrr-------
'...!... ,JLJ 1
r irtoit of Geoma saul
- jt cotiM not .be diKuied that the recom.
mrnilation In" lti i Meni-ige iimormtetl, pt-acj
ticultv. o nothing more or lcl tlin a declar.
of wnr (t"i r ranee, i ni ic
ltion. Ami lie ta ihM fen
lUwbn wottW np wftetiemjelvTfSld o de-.
- crivM fnttr any otlter-rref tv -t wrjr
rntlrmni aak himetf whether, atiould that
be done which the I'renidtnf arf.ites. war
must not te the natural ami inevitable con-
..enuenec., .Mt. he. weuljLJiere ap,
ieAio the eanilorjiftU.e House to ixy. whe
4j,ertt"r BtB'' "'"'' wtintf're imi
ure urtlii eharacter would nol imiflediaiety
.1.. rTrviirl ftfstM in Iwtttiil reUitiiins
place "ic ----- - -
with ue of the proudest, most high spirited,
most warlike, 1 n.ost wealthy, powerful,
ami rorml'Uhle nationa ofilie world? Let
nn -jrrftlemaa' deceive h'"nelf ih. mo
ment aiich meaire should be aanetioned
by the le(c'ultive auihority, !l prn.pect of a
friendly , termination ot imr dupu'e wiili
c..ni. wa at an end. .Mr C id he bud
no heaiutioii in dsctaHug his belief that ur..
clatn" oo the rrencn uo.ern nem vere l'pr"
-wrhr-fair- awl lus's h --betifretr-That-we
k.ii oat asked a cit more ! juaity
line, to us; that we ought to have the maiwi
and tHhT ahoultl mtrdemiwid he tlefint rvefyre'
fard.-the refmnl would present jiiH tuvtt u
,af. ilut It had iM been definitively refuted.
Hut titer waa another aspect of the aiib.
s..ad-eiT",mw'ow'"
ihMhwUletyt-.
"muit do it upon a lrfineU 1'irnnny. Not
i. m.m the Treaaur of the Nation destitute
of dollar,-l ot there wat an actual d. ficit if
-wrfaflnl of dollata! ' Thii t
waa prepared m demonatrale. He did not
consider that, however, as at pretenl fvce
ttrr. He had the voucher ready To eab
fitli hit position. Now, ahould the Nation
ro to wat n tuoti a rreaaury. what muat be
Ibe eonaequencer He had rtaen wuh oo
wish to rouae jeafou-uea, r ..awake m;ry
fcrUng. but to lik apH" ""
reipectSi d he hoped that wltat he had yet
loiay wHdl be receded in no iherprit.
i ..t.. St w.s nlain that if we, went -to war.
it waavtdibe iu. .effect,, vii'h allJUe..worHL:
The held of battle- would be the high ieat
al there we had a commerce afloat t Hie
v.ne r Hie i-t' !"1e,'
ii J u.i war t d ime hundred and ele-
;mMa inwardi ad tliia wotild tmf
nil i
Jiwieli- be aub eel Jo iJie T.--iaoi n -
profit to any nation, especiCy to our
uatiou as tlni)!'s now stand, but it will
never tlo to look to profit or loss ac
count in busiuess ot this natur. Jt,
'i 'lie, Frencliuien owe us five tniirions
of duUM'Sr-and-they- fliust-payttror "W
it out ot 'cm it it
wspfcijutry iirpon: etl, they tleclined to exercise the au.
, That -tlie original plan of said thority given tofhm to that cfTect:
buibding,' as fit st' adopted by the Com- They deemed it safest and most econo
inisioners, measured in length, from mieal to hire the workmen and la
north to soHth, ' one hundred and :bourers remtisitejot thewwk -4v ftm
y t I i i j ,-- k .j- w.
icet nine-anu a nan mciies: in the .performance or whose duties
breadth, ..from east to west, the princt-; should be under the immediate super
pal part oi the Duirding, comprising we jnfentlencc of. agents employed for that
two halls, measured filty-eishtteet eight
J-inches, with a breadth through the cen
tre, including jne eivst jntj westprw
Ieff(rrts6r6ne1iundred and two feet."
must -try an
costs live tunes me su m
of dido": this is
lioiis, provided they did but hoii ih French
flair. Clt .would. am only be war wi h ana-n..mi.p-.,.j
ihirtv nidlionanf people, but
U would subject u trt ' r...n ... o ner
- Urir get!"-" opp"H- -.-----
in? niofi. .n a q.ir to wher he n.iioual
The mode
for Congress to say.
If tJoYifessIay s," i'waira ipeU7, I
for one if the -eotrle iatT f ftf TT
Cortgress says, "take crcuch property
enut to pay the debt." 1 say u
grted, and then if the Frenchmen do any
thins in return that looks like wai, and
Ciigiess say, "go at Vi now boys,"
I for one say, "1 am ready," and if
any may think he can do more good at
the head of a Brigade of Militia than I
can, he is welcome to jny.sword--4ind
f cock'd nat, and I'll take his place in
the ranks, I donY want a better 1lace
to do my duty to my country than mat.
Lthin kj L .isljO ..ej! uJtywLe very, mau
on this point, to tlmi) all politics.,
Ifivery man; to be sure, has a rikt to
i ve his opinjoii i in Congress, iif. out -of
onress, as to the oe mode tt settljn
this business! bat when once lhat Con
gress has ordered what is to be" done,
ihen my notion is lr ail parties to
shake hands and stand by" the Govern
ment, and it it coiaes at last to the
iHiiiit. and war is the tcoru men on
i oat and eo at it. and have no dispute
inir aiuunir ourselves till we have
' e. 7 : . o , , ,
thrash'd the enemy. -
II Cun-'ress should aaree with-lhe
;iner;il' that the bet course, m case
the Frenchmen don't.pay us, IS to take
French property on the 'oceatr I sup-
ptrse-t he 1 " Freroc h ni e n m li u tuse"7lh"t i r
-li .r I ;A . I
property win muii it mignty naru in
us: well, if they do. they will ' under
stand exactly how our merchants felt
some 20 years a-. wh n their properly
was faketi from them it aint a good
tasted dish any way.
Hi. whomever. I have a notion that
Ihese dimejisiujisJiayeneecbeen- rchiteetbyhe ;cmtrtisstmief?to -tjm-tfaneri-Assmi.iy-t-ia..i.i wnaii
changed J tbft whole to be boilt of atone, aid them in determining upon a plan ",. by - the ' ivi.lent of
.., . - - . i " . r T, , . biates, in the Maiiileitn rvnl to the
with a basement storv, a principal and outline of the .building: For his ,Sth orsewemtier-isia or iu i
ry, arid an attic tJie two Halls, Su
preme Court and Itbrary rooinstn "ber
placed ottatlw priocijwl tfwtrj-'and -the
doors and windows of ; the basement
story "to be arched at top. It was af
terwards, Viz. on the -2d August,
1 833, determined to add porticos to the
Hast and" Vest fronts, in the style in
which they are now exhibited, and to
make the doors and windows of the
basement story square at ton, instead
of arche.tr ''-Z3
Iri (be lists herewTtViiibmiUed, full
mi wet,! .TciUbc jou BJj.oJj!.ie.Jlhlrda
purpose, while tue wliojes,ouL(X-De
cond ucteH u n tier thric owti sutMrrriston
''aiiiTjEbo'trof.' William Nichols, jr.
Esquire, was,. first employed as an
fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, -and
ninth questions in the Resolution,
oawel y ---TheHwrnbersfld-naTneart
. . , . I'l.S. .
ot the s-uperintetiiients, anu laooreis;
the amount paid each for services renV
tiered per tliem; or ntherwisc alsdj'th
. ?e -X 1 i ,i .
number m iavtsi-ir-- empioyeu vj vne.
day or otherwise, aud at what pricc;and
whether any reduction is made for loss
of wot k by-sieknes - r inclemencyof
weather; the number ot biacKsmitas
employed for the use of the State on
account of the Btate House, their pay,"
The accounts and vouchers referred to
in the annual report submitted on yes
terday, show what deductions are made
for s'i- khess"ahd "" ihclemejiy of the
In answer to the tenth inquiry, via.
Whether any woik-has beea . dont
by said blacksmiths not for the use of
the Capitol; and il so, ror wliomr" the
cnmiuissionera have to state, lhat in
November 1833. two mill-picks, were
made of cast steel, for Duncan Came,
ron, for whi h hy paid the superinten
dent three flouars. men was account.
services, as architect, and luroistM-tij-
drafta,Ster be was paid the sum 'of
Ihf fe"ntlndred and -""fifty- dollars.
Since that time, the. Commissioners
have had the services of Itbrel Ttiwn,
Ksquire, of New York, as architect;
who continues, at times, to give his
attention, and to furnish drawings for
the carrying on of the. work: lie lias
been paid the sum of five hundred and
fifty dollars, j " --' - -
Respectfully, your obed't Servants,.
' D. CAM F.Rf)N, ) rn-t-
II. SEAWF.LL, f hner'-
orders othe day. and resamed the un-
M " ja - I
hnished business ot yesterday, 'he
fullowing a4M4lrteii4, proposed by
Mr.? Martin, to the resolutioiiis'instruct
tnTtk!Min"mT"T7,,i:y-
Wfiereas. the Uednmiion of ll'iiUts msda b;
the treemen of North (!arolina. aitirms "tfcat a
frequent 'rvenrrenee to lundamrnfal rliM-Viles j
irrqiri rvciiTTncv 10 lunnKniriiisi ,nwijn. i - .
ahtululcW armni'j io preaerTetlfSj Weasings cJied.
Courts of Beaufort to appoint two sur
veyors for said county. By Mr. Ilar."
ris, a bill concerning the rxcrcisc of
suHVage by free persons of colour.
By Mr. Iim. a bill th auth. rise the
t coiuitiRISimeraoT'lKhfl
part of the. town commons.- TUeso
bills, were read the first time and passy .
frhertyrSM rVitai iirne; the present cmmis as our
nf ilci-a anil vital interest, it is Iwhevetl tdat tins
snlemir iiijimclinn bus lireome peeullarly apjili
eshlc to the present tieneiwl Asseuiblri 1'here-,
Krsolved, the npminn n tint tietversl A
setnMr, Ihst the treerviMiin at the Hbertiea of
this Itepublla .lcRUlt, mil Duly on eonfiniiif; iImi.
operatranr of the Ueneral tinvennneilt to uW e
eitue of sutli power,, as are rx.trestly nmnled
by the Const tun ion, but thm it is necessary to
ruwd, with equal csiilinn, a(niut ileitru) ii-R the
(.'mstitiilinual Imlmtte of power, in Ilia finnr.
al (iiiviirnuieiit Hsell thai all the pnwirs f(rant
(l or enirusteil by the people of the Suits to
the rVtleral Raterninent, 01 eilhrr ot its brnnrli
es, arsvapiaMfe14Y-lel',K'edantt tilffitieiilly te
fineil, to keep eael. in its .i'nier 4phre - lhat
the rrsiiluary powera (in.ii to Coi.giess "to
make all laws, which ahU be m-cestary ami pro
per tor eaiTjiiiK inio exerminn She foregiiins;
powers anil all other powers restr.l ay Ihe T.'on.
fitutlon bi(l.ta
or in anv iti-iiai tiiient or iiffler thereof," tuibiils
the exercise of any constructive powers, lit cither
of the other bmlirlifs ol the Government:
Uesnlvril, 'I'hat in aocoi-ilance w.ih lliese views.
"The bill to reduce the salaries of th ' 2
Supreme Court Judges, was postponed :
Jmdefinite,y yeaayrSss"r' r''
"""ieiuilessis. Albntton.lt H. Aleaanilef,
G. II. AlexHni.ee, Baiemci-, liaiile, lleli. Hurt. '
Hie, llray, II -uimnell, Omrr, Clnet, tlrsl,-p-------
Ci-ige, t;ruia, I'anh I, Worker-, Duilley, r'lein. '
ing, T'orcmaii, r'ort, tiiaham, liui-r, IUerisii, . "
lla)ooil, llcnilerson, llemj, lluke, llowmsl, '
llulehisnw, V. Jones, JmOuu, Juilkioa, Kenan, '
Km!;, Kmrell, Xtlliaina Lilly, IK-he, I juitler .
iiiiU, lanl.Maiu.ei, Vtarsicller, Mailiu, Mt
thews, Al'UceStt, Mlra.,, MTIwraoH, ! '
Hacken, Norcoot, Uustiy, . Uutlaw, , t'etkiwa, ,"
I'oinileaier, lolist . luguP. Uuhlwk, - Keawt-ll.-r--
Sla.lr, Tah.im. tVatSoii, rt raver, U elth, sV il . : v
le, W.llauns of tivcent, VV llliainsun. ; ' , T- ' ' '
Msh s All.siin, Ueilturi!,. Jlialehford,' , 1 -ttialuck,
Uia.wtU, Hruwii, II, nu, mm, ..
Carter, (Hir, Otulen, IJuvtnin.iJ, l),ii, Uty
tow .?.i'jMtsiA"a'
iMu. n, (, llaiuntk, UavkiHsi Harris, W. ;--r
tlm-toii, Jt." II.h iiki, ll..ulikr, . i .ii, H. Jiuies, , - '
Lee. Liroii. M.nik. Mullen. M Weill. I'eni; ; . ''
U'uiur, I'vwell, Htgistcr, Uoebuck, Itusli, ;
ilars, oioau, aiuolaiKHl, U. aiuuu, J, l bmuiu, ' .
inn Ihe itiia- I S J.uiUU,.aiifc fcaul, ArajMWi lMw444ylr twry -
ed for bv said superintendetit
ibe best way alter aM tovboogiheipeTidedn- as will appear
fciiiiir wat involved: but he never could cofy
tenl to ep"Se the property ot ia . n
ie.it to such ahsaar,!, un-il a l p oirer me.
1 Hires ofa pacific chrct? bad petll Ined, ui
tain . .. .-'! . h - r
f - The nation w oow s::dlrt h out of
debu and tbe fact tlie enw ami adm.ra.
tion ofohef goernmertts, and the (pride ol
.r jwn. Ilui il we wont l . n,"'
maisntly phmge ijiio, a tie de'.?
what wuuld be the further cons. qil. nce-r
' At our commerce' tmot be de r-yed. the
natural eo .rte of ihinga Would be t.i tun
vcapiiail from commerce to niaourciuies,jut
is it had happened luri.iKthe laal war.
""pur ciliiteoa would. n svm as poasible,
litiwitas
M w.iutd besuhje. ted o twh ansknlde"
I'roeti.m and inrt h in manufactures. And
hat nextf Why, then, we alK.oldJiveap
fest-trpow-ippeat Tor'-proterttonT'-at.rt vv
Tsfitf . nujet bo ralseO ruu .i "
ULea belwtii.Uift-Jurthiirv, aiU tue
ierrt e m.iat -be- wr"e u , w.cjsu-
?-Tny getrtlemViTrook at attcll ennse
e, and nol feel dea.r. to avert , w.r,
Vm. 1,1 h.. ilnna- svil h liwiiur,,
So y muoli it'r,
Frenchmen" to their senes, is
atrtWde r-wlflir'-nTiitl't.bef Set'tftP'aW'
old accounts. This is a peaceable
mode, and they'll soon find out we can
ive up. their ribb.inaand tuHles a litile
oettter tuan toey catvgive up our cot
ton and r.ihiict o 'tis amazin to see
lnw much good- solid artKte gtr from
this country to Frame, and paid form
f..Kh,oris and trash, that ain't worth,
vh.imi viiu ralv come to look close into
r.. ,ha on ul liiinir nj uuU
i;iti hi. - ( c - e - ,. - -.j-
Some will say 'hat our v otton and
r..i...rri. will in. to France thro othee
r-niMtei.-a. u. ll, let 'em tro so. The
Vi-fiii h rant du titho. t 'em and
will
ItAttidBs 4th..Pec,ejnejlS$-lZZIZ:
.From tabular atatementa . accompanying the
Report, it apieara there ie, nf . .
Stmt Cutter, a twaslee wm kmaii,' at f .1 per
slay; hd "titait Stf at;raiUr evnty-f.;ur
atouav cutters, at -wares Tarrm M'om Tf ceiifk'.'tii
per nay eaeh: nt - :
Quorrs; Men etc. there are one master-workman,
at tittr-ocMi oswraeee, at ifi8, anrt fifty-
iul workmen, at warea varying fr-om40 vents
tU$l,tiS each per tlav the g cats .wepornon,
however, al 50 ecnta Hr la; ol
Carpenter; there are tour, one at 1 didlar ami
SO cents, one al 1 ilijlar and Si cents, ooe at 50
edits, one.al 45 ceiris per da ! of
Witckimitni, there ai e louri une at 8 Hollars
and SO cents, Ihe other three at 9 dollars each
pre ilayt of 1 ' - . ..
-iBitreTt,-(iwntiy btacks) iKere "arsj' forty,
mostly at SO cents per day each - -
One horse aud cart, biewl al tl,2V per rlay.
One horse at tjuai-rr, purchas il, Ml $Si.50; one
Yoke ol ..sen, do. al 45 ilollarsi and one do. do.
at 40 ilollars Standard,
I.EOISLATlIItE OF IS. C.
in hw account settled Uv the commis
sionersj lst tlitt the following work
was done" for Henry Seawell, viz. put
tin steel in ten picks at 5J5 00; two
drills at r 64: putting steel in two
broad axes at S3 00 making the sum of
ft9 64 with whiclvsum the said lleii
ry Seawell was charged at ihe " time,
and which he has this day paid, with-
. . . a - "I 'I . . . - al.-.
nut mi mittinn- hi liaomiv to toe yx
picks were made lor 1 heophilus Hun
ter, for which no charge was malleoli
account of facilities afforded by said
Hunter in permitting sand ami timbci
to be ukeu tV'UU hisdand fur the .iise
i tally unit
hut unit he w..
He 'id not risen witn
V tcatreo make a flyman, oui iw re
l coniiderrtun of die House Ihe paciho
. which had a.ihsi'ed etweeii lh
- ry and F a.ice for J yeart . The rrtw
r tc med disposed to hurry. Congress
s m.i-nl tfrt kI tiildentandoig It waa
t wiah to re cat acenet il.tt were pact
gh one of lh French llepu ie iiau
. .J1 tv-.ir nd Aitiencti were
in , the same held,; andjomed m the
leatisft He would iy aak -4H lioutsi
ik on -that piciure.. (Miii-i to the
it of yaat.inglou.) aiivl Vien onlhat,
Wto the likenets f Ijitajette.) .
M oictnret of those great men e-uld
- luier. wlmt would they SaVf v
W was engaged in deliberating on .
oth Fraticet U t would be ; J-
s fwtraita.. i felt, aaanred the Ametj
' itar.l ont.nnroe tif BO such war.
I
'nv.v.la'k. Mount Vernon
rV Vort-ttrww would ool
" ui AwN.Sois-UVwtHdd oppose
Vreoar4 m Mnl"e
11
aB I K" ...i ;. Wt,
A 3 nl V . 'S.DDUlien
tat- r.fl ...'.nn. -P
i -pia '
moti.
woo y
V
me,
y(
oO T ... as
cd t
po'rte
who op
T1 II. I
r rencn um ami i
S .aT-t . - . . t eV MnMMtS aiTTfiiinVOII 111! IIItT Rial Ul UV.ailietlV eaiau ISVUVV. -
wincame-tostUtonter-.
aTiiTjnieemiie wiif be og-; at ..rr,. 1 Bridge, and of bar of the Ho
SSIreia
foFall thatlf I J " ; rk' necessary to construct it shall be mission
Uflt...theieuL Blra-Uarn
IVeJntsditu, Dec.
SENATE.
Mr. Wellborn, from the committee
on Cherokee Lands, repui ted a resolu-
idLiiX A tioain- favor of - Jos. ph SlTeppei d ;
which was read three nines, .passed,
and ordered to be engrossed, .
Mi". Wv atsii rejiorted a brjr direc t -ing
the conveyance of the commons
adjoining, the town of Franklin to the
chairman of Macon County Court j
which passed its lirt reading.
Mr. Kendall, Icom the committee ol
l ilW-ti, I'omt.usuit, ailswoiih:ValWer,Uauiih, '
Jae .b Willi.ud, tVilJu.ns ol Uwhiuoail, tViuh-.
1 liff ltousa n iy to;ik iip.;jnvonx. r
nuttcHi i ol tueWj.do, tti tHtl 1o esl?)- -f
lish the Merchanis' Bank of Nevb rn. j
After coiisidcrdilej dist ussida ihenoo, '
the Speaker remed the Ch.ur, aint t: -the
bill nas repotted to the llousu,.
with several amendments, which were,
concurred iuj. aud the queation being a
put on the second reading of the lull,,
ii was tie iu en in ine ...
5 1 , noes 5U.
.niirative- avea-
M (vttllawmWthrewBHnittee -tm
Privileges and Elections, made a de-
ftittedrrpwrtn
of James Seawell, the sitting member
ftHrm-FyetteTdleTvhirb", oinvioTToir
of Mr. U. 11.1 AU'Xiluder, was la,id.on-;
the table. " '-" . ; ; ''!,n
of the United
Call i net on
tbe, tf.Maa
tranrntitreit 16 the' St-nntu u! the b'niie.l States
n the 30th Apiil, ISJ that we are t (i.i.ihm,
-ttiat the tresi.teti1Ts; tin' rtgM to takeflr 'assiime'
any respnntiltility, oilier than sued ai it Imposeil
on him asa (liilv" by die Cnnsrtutiin and lav s of
the United Stales that the S.xrelary ol ll.e
I'reasurv, as well as th other heads' of depart
ments, is an nftlier ol the government, and thai
the President has no righttul. authority to.direet
or control said ollirer, in the rxrrtite of a ilis
ervliiinary ' duty specially cnnfuleil to linn by a
law ol the Cnitvd Elates.
Uesolved, That tliii Gcnerid Assembly Is op
posed lo a renewal'itl the vhartrr of tllie UliHvll
Suns Hnnki and at It is, ai all liincs, llio duty
ot the olWra l the Uepoldie -to kwp-aj-wweb-:
lul rye o er its iui.iin.il ciiuceins, we appnive 01
the Mes.jpe of the I'res'ulenl to Ihe la.t sets
of the 'in4 tlonsress; rcco.iiiiiedn thai bsd
to euquire into Ihe aMy jjf, the putilie niuney
ilepnsiled in Jhat Ins'ilnuon liu!, M,.ctl:bJirJ
der Cniirress to have the only leEitiniHte. nntriil
over the lubjecl, we deeply ivu'et lhat the Hrcj.
sidciil tlid out susiiend Hs remmal ui lil the. meet
inj of tbe suceeeding tmgit!ss, end , rt derinerl
iieeesaaiy, ee sent the sirtii agii.iji.'w
dr.' "w hit "siich'' iliiclnsurea etui additional lads,
rat might tiaveTrampfrVd Iu its recess.
Ketultrd, l liat e ile n ouneceswy 10
i.e an oniiilnn en tb tiolice ol' reinoii.ia; die
uuhtu iw.Mtrv ! Iie Itcrk -of--t hw- tVntte.!-'
lates, bill' Ui I eonioaiiieii in nvrcM our en
tire dissent Irnm the exeme t.l the power by
Ihe IVesi'lent nt the United Males, and without
law, lo place it iu the cusloilt aud under the
eiwitml ol the State Hanks ili.it the suk-iy til
the public 'money Is, In Ihe tsiiiuatton ot litis
tieoetal Assembly, of wry liille emisrquenee lo
the ilsi.Kurous tr nitvnty of ihev puwet a eWmeti
by the President throunlwut the Protest Mes
sage, and more pai'tkulmly, to the- tcilltiw itiR
pragraplirongi-eW"animT therefore ' tuka
nut ol die hands ot Ihe btecuihe Urpartinent,
the cuitoilv ol the nublic proiiertv ('! Itioniy,
wtilioul ii assnmptioii otKii-cutive power, and
a tubvei lHHtlof Ibe first principles ol the Cimtll
lulion." To eoneede this power In the I'.xcru-
live Hcpartnienl, would tubveil die form, a
well as the liinilanit-nlHl prmvipit s, o- our ro
vetnmenl, and tint ilucirinc eaum t bu recogmacd
by Ihe I'rernieii ul Norlll Caruln.a, ,
Hei.iUe.l, That nulwiilnland n.g lliese -alarm-ing
damn of power, uur eiinH.tence iu Ihe integ
rity ol I lie I'lytiduni jdLjUiSLlitiwd-Siates ie
....i. ,-i..ii....i..J-iliHl wm beliete ba was ili-
ad.isvd in ihe premises, and are happy lit jmji-- j istlCtl business nf yesterday, being ihe 'I
oui.e. in hi. hue Animal Message to Congress, , cns,Jt,riti 0f i!,e Jn.tiiUtn, Ju
Hie asserlinu ul ut tnciult t tuiue wutigeiual .o Uw . j ; -; ; , , , i : -r - . r
rrtw baait oil who pur usitMsiel la founded. struC-'lllg Mr, -M4illin and, alter
Mr. Martin moved that the Senate COIlSUK-iaaie lieMtC, III !Mnf - t
resolve itself into a committee of the
Whole House on said resolutions ami
amendment: which motion was not a-
! ...
- -. SENATE.'
Mr. CaHwell, from the select cotn
iiutte,ejon4h&.uuk
I x .1. f L I I" . - it : ' f
io reiuiaie tne times oi ntuiiing .iner
Superior ('oui ts in ihe 4th and 5ih ju':
dicial circuits, ami to attach the coun-k"
ty itf Surry to the former circftit whiCh
was read the first time and pitsst d. ;
;T Mc ;. llowel V- pr evented tt-Tesoiirttoti"'
in favor ot Arcliiba.ltL'8a..Browni.aybicU--i.
AvaartileiTeit.-
The following rigrossed bills' and
resolution- pariSed-ibe ir-three; severat'
readings, and were ordered to o-r-rollcl.
The bill to incorporate ' ihi "
Northamptoii Blues ihe bill ainhoris'-
ing - the Co'inty Courts 'of Bofkc1 and f1
Ya n?y to appoiut conunissioner for
laving o!f roatfs, cvd.i and' the resolu-
tioil u faror of Lewis .Utipiye,
f .. i
rd to.- Mr. Martin then culled for
"tthtf inoveij
o......J:.T-... ,i n;.T.".W-1.7 hTk I aivision oi ine quesuuu,
I I uimsilllllia a.... v, w, .w . . . ,. ..I
I . . . -. tl.it tit, tin. -tr! mil ha Ileal InVotl fill
elerreU ihe memorial ol susanuA l'"".. t "
from thelr,KU'i oui me nsoiutionit. Aiivr
id liorisome time spent iu uiscusion, me i?e
was
Enoch,
praying exempiion
- r . .1 .. ..... .
lent ol the charge aiso mat iwu i m, n y-j , ; Date i(,Urued until to-morrow
pi paHeii iiumljuiiu. inaue au uuuiuii.1 - -
ble report thereon; vv hah was concur
nd in.
On motion of Mr. Montgomery
Oransre
.-- r
of
HDUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Ciuitin, from the committee on
the subject, reported a resolution re-
the commiitee on Internal I m- latinjr to a map of the. Clujiukeo laodsj
anu4tjrj(tj.,io
u .k. m,.e, f.e'm-1 rt . r.nltnl proveiheut were i nsiru cieu to nitniire , i is, i u auwy,;
have U. pay so much the m
frmvrWryJimx Answers to met..,, am. tu , " V-. - ... The j4Deaker laid befi.re the JJoiiJ.e.
nhhiiitiin L'ewrawi nita. v;7 "i ne BuoerniiciiuciH '"- - . . ... - ..r.r.. -r-f r,,--..i,.. c. i
w..mn arid salls.aridtskjm4o.dro3
IlTuse ofFfeiich gootls, thejtg will be
up with the Frenchmen at once they
may deceiv-ir Consultand Collectors,
but they cSit tie. eive ou'r Galls, for
they can tell a French hat and French
ribbons and French flummery as far as
...v.a .a ni 1 li tx al fl J?l M "" ---
stttt;il"lilton aa
If any one thinks our galls aint got
. a - aV - 'all.!. aiai.L. a.at
patriotum enul m em ior i" "
they come to understand the natur of
the business, they will be as much mis
taken as Commodore Hardy was last
war off Stoningtoi..' Some one went
off and told Hardy the Yankeea had
bntttro'iinv hut had oo- flattnet-tw
make cartridges ' with, and "that was
irue enufj so he, brought' in his ahips
and benn to blaie away,: bnt at soon
bill to provide, for
r - - - ,. i tr-.. . .'-..'I Tie inilivuluali
contained in the resolution, - vi.; ;-'-v-..-, . j Vr----
-Whnt irtaterials and the price ot tor ine irjimi5
each have been purchased for the use (of the State.
of the Capitol, and at the yuarryj wnai
disposition, has been made of the
materials' ol the old State House and
ifsold,fo whorai iind-for-vhat price
and how the proceeds . nave ueeii ap
plied has anyf the rockwor granite,
at the Quarry; belonging to the State,
been sold ana u so, Dy wnom, iu
adeiter horn Itomulus M. Sauuders,
sslon to bs' llteaidlitt the
use upon the subject of
dec taring - tlie oiuce - tt
cralvacarrtr which' pfr-
s granted
as our galls come to- bear on i mey
turned to, and afttre 12 'o'clock there
warnt a tlannel petticoat left w II
S6)mngtorir ! Con.modt.re ' Hartlygot
the5 hull i.n Vnt abbu ' his ari n car
tridges "about ,nW quickesr;t tall y odv
-And artef that when anyone; w.nild
tellihim sich nrid sich a place had tv.
flannel lo make cartridges with, he d
.nd it -Kfateh hU head and say,
and .?...., A. , t.. --a fw and flannel
it,-' tram iucj is. b- -. v
the, ... . i . utuf the same. 7
petticoata, u " t
to say noiom
Vwtd7vf-Hb4;fcVr H
sj suoscnoe on t.ie juoitiat j, reponcu me cug.uss-
two-lilth on behalf ed bill to authorise and empower the
County Courts to allow compensation
Bills presented -By Mr. Durham, a j to commissioners who shall attend
a , ..r I t - .1 ...ill, m .,.,i,..Kii,nui ti. Afitnl.t 'icll ilia.
running and es-
thi;!i'mo. the bound a rr line between
theounfiea of Burke amHlttth
Read three times, passed, and ordered time and passed.
witn a roci'Sioner to csutuiisu ins
putcd JmrS- witli -an . amendment j
to be en-rrosseu. uy nr. rnetps, a
bill to reirolate attorneys' fees ' and i
State tax feesin Washington county,
in certain eases. Read the fist lime
whom, and for what price j; hoy the m teruin eases. ucao t
roceed'havc been saiplied and in and passed. By Mr. Moyeof Jyeene,
- vf. --i- n ;rnit bcenlt be engrossed. ' .- '
lurmcr. .... "V A-"' T' it i: -The iTron(ition ef the other' House
tafcun irons sain waarrya .- - i. .
IX;. ,..ntitr." br whom, and Vhose to re er the isovernor s communication
authority and if any rock.orgranite,
brouht Irom saui quarry to ine v n-
to Souare for tthe purpose: of build-
' l . aT i I l.kst Wa4lv'
nihe State , iiquse, oa ucci vim.
wise iiseu tnati .-.. fiwv..
Hj'me and if o, what qoanWybJ.
..i,..i.. - ami whose Tiermissionr , a
Contmssioncr beg leave respectfully I
to refer to tlie uepori anu oiatemc....
aubinittcd by ' them to the General
ssembVon yesterday, together; with
thejecounts and vokchers, therein . re
fcrred toan examination oi wnicn
.pia ardiMtirrf and alihicfr ihey
renectfol!v ask may be considered as
- I . ...,r..t..t- .JIA'wriW iTp.'
a part of initj w.tir aium.
U Vt-wuth - -
The H. nde thet rcsumetl tlie unRn-
jotu ned wiihout taking a. volt on ibe
subject. """V - : ": ryry
HOUSE pF. COMMON?. .
nf
Jilesars.. lndyr leiiutnitrrd :BrTnF.:T'".
tncll were appointed, oil behalf jif this, ; rlv' V
House, tlie joint select committee, tY
which is referred tiie Governor's com, t T "t J f
which is referred t'ie G.iveriior's con.;); T
muni cation rvsneeti
MiTairiiiger-.TiMii the conitnittee-
on the Judit iory, rrpdrted that if is ;
inexpeilicnLi.o nuuMMtthe Jaws jvlatingT.
to iu solvent debtors. Concurred in,. -'j ' '
BdtrT-,reseiiti'd-TIy""Mr. J". I, -
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StljijhlJ.:;ljil.t. ,ti
r'A... .. il . ........ i - it. m ..ti. . ' . .-.' i !
.ru. in i.l I .a i n it.ni. w r Jil , 4 ljilll . -
iir.jL.bin.touo,j4ltfCw
of-J lay wowl-t hj3
saTei "-JHly 5fr. iiialtwdiVd,"a" bill ea4"': ":j
cernittjthe corrwiatio!i of tile towntd
fo inrtpiivstr thc ''CduHf'CoiirfoT-Tana
cylo,loy-rv titter to cut mn ag' the de
iifflrfrarorflic ciommittftr ttrac turn nf , tvol vm ' .fo.'ttwt'i piuntj
Whicli bills passted t'.ieii' fi.at rcii!iti
Mr-Hariingei1, front 'the committee '
on the Judiciary, reported aaaiiist the
expediency of amentiing ihe Inw, M4i'
to require persons, who'deny the exf1' :
eution of bh time unblep apcr
uTider fieltlTloansvt cr u pun oath as t. ;
the execujion of thc-sauie, ; Coiitiif.
red in. r.J:':'X :...f, a I',
Mr. K.ing presented a petition' from
certain citixens of .Iredell, .prayin the .'
passage of a U w to pre ett t obt rur tior a
to the passage of lisll ia h Creek. n.'
skrfceoaiixyaKwarrt
Mr. Mohki who voted yesterday
the majority tn the question of rt-Kctai
ing the Merchants' Bank of Newbera, t
moved for. arvcon..ideration of saitl ,'..,
vote; which was agreed lo. .'fTtte bill
waa then read the second time and pass -r
ed yeas 62, mj'5X ': -'-.ir
The following ep grossed bills pass
Ctl their reading, . and were order-'
ed tt be. enrolled rAathoriainir John,
, a a. . I in.it
ing.. . t ; i . ;t . : :,iBuuieriii anti ratricn itennessveio
-. Bills presented By Mr.. Weaver, 'rect gates for the better rrcuUtion of
a bill granting further time to perfect the militia of Onslow, county: to give!
titles to lands within this Sta.a. i Br: etclusive jurisdiction to the Sufierinr
Ir Henry, a bill to repeal the second Courts for the counties of Anson anp ,:
fsection-of theact of 1832,Tfiaking ad Montgomery, in all rases where thv
. pTitional compensation to the Secretary intervention ol a jury hal or may b j
t-Btttttr-nir-Tertairrservtces tnerein necrasarjl rcqtirnin ne register, oi
named. By Mr, Clark,: a bill to es- tiuillord to keep his nllice at the court .
. . . . . a ST t !! a a A.f a . '
read threejimes, passetl, and ordered tab1u the towrtl j.encnviua, in tioue in i saia county i aim iorj!.e pero
to be snsrossed. -''.f ". X1 -jBeaufort -fountyi - By -Mr,-SmalU tt admihistratioii of justice ia Oat
TJit3Lf?nattl,hert
relative to Bail;lIughes-to a joint se
lect committee, was agreed to, and
Messrs. Little, Lockhart and Kerr,
wert 'ttiWrliHed the' committee on the
pifrt of the Benati.' x-:l- w
' . . .... ; .- . . H..I.J
i -HTreloossioisJommonB navtngctin
curred'iTl twtf tnitfodment to the bill
legifimat Moe Holmes, the said bill
was ordered to be enrolled.- '
The engrossed resolutions In favor
of AVilliam Kenly and William Wil
son, were reau ' inree time, pasavu ,
and ordered to be enrolled.'
i-M tr- Catwttl-JpriMitd n--mol ot ton
; frrtir nf Jesse Hulseyi' which Hvaa
threejlmes.jiassetl, and ordered Sabludt
snsrossed.:fJ : . Beaufo
Mr. Barrino-er, from the same com
mittee, reported against the expedien
cy of amending the'Attachment laws,
" I r I . i . 1. ... r . . L .
ami ol providing oy. iar tor lue paj-
ntent 4)1 the debts nf deceased insol
vent debtors amongtheir ctf diors,
Jifd i fata77r.TIc" alio reportcJTuniavora
bly ' on the memorial from sundry !
justices 'of the peace of Orange. -.
Which reports were concurred in ,.,
' Mr. Battle, from the same commit,
tee, who were-instructed to inquire
into.the expediency of aulhtuising the
several County Courts tty appoint
special justices, reMirted a bill on the
tiubiects which passed ils fiist rcad-
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" ' . asaeii a ' ia1- ipfiiriiT'i inrii"- -i -"- . tti halrV.ts'Mi i m i aati w '" "' ' 11111 1 ' " . J ' - ' ' .- 1 j . . . . . ' . ,-