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Nineteenth Congress.
Fin sgssio v.
IN SKN VI'K. -
IPedtiPsday, April 2.
Mr.Rftndalnh cr-we notice, tmt to
"Smr n i w tie " would 'iwi"ro:''"fv;,i-nviHtei r--ll-4rv-iiiH4i-7.aiJi:eTvJiy
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v Die iinaininitus com
Sr n life.
Ii. K.then pmcee'led in his usno
jMH' io ui'iidirt j iitne WMt ttcif
vt'li Mm, am! t!o( who diil not
i h hjoi. ' H deeluretl I ti at he Iim -ver
hn taken into the nervie i
v of 1 1 e present parties tlit thfr
ie nt fiMir men in the Senile wl
"ijjht i iieientlv alike fo enrr
n vteiirf opposition tn ft ifru'n
-ration and inpe every hody had
teird of the violenre of the nppositjnu.
would nay, that since the days of
T'in the Baptist, the KiDgdom o?
.Mven tiiflHrfth violence. .. ,nnd t!i
ffrVenf fake it hy foree, lie .ive va
rim interpretations of his text, and
, aid he, no liikrn-arm men ever
eMHid the kingdom of Havin, so no
(ik w m mn turned out John the
lt, nod mi lukewar n mo wilj suc
ceed in tu'roinc: out John the 2d. fie
n-Mild no' t;o with the Vie President,
tinle ih would make plena; work;
though in relation to this gentleman
'there were u Herence of opinion, that
placed, I 'u as impaoHcbly from each
that tte Legislative hrnnch of the
O-Vvcrriiient hold f cq'iently recur to
first principle, and express their o
pinion a a check and directory to
the Executive hranclvl herefore:
Resdtjdf That it is the opinion o"
his llu'ise that the policy recojjniz
d in prident Washington's prWla
natiotl'of 1793, repeated and enforc
ed hy( his farewell addrss relative to
our foreign aO'airs, ha heen, is now,
and nnjfljt to he in time to come, the
settlexl 'policy of the (Joverr.meitt.
n&tittd. That every declaration
f p 'jliy belongs""exrtiisively tn .the
a e branM of the liMirn-
the vast smi 'ph which lay between
then. He pronounced the adminin
i s f ra t o n i n en m p ' tent and r iinfait hfut;
L
men, ind unauthorized by the Executive-
Ilesolvrd, That no oftlce can he ere
ateif, or office r nominated or appoin
ted by the Executive branch without
the authority of Congress.
The Panama question being: the nr.
dcr of the day, the Hone resolved it
self into a committee of the Whole,
and resumed the consideration of the
resolution reported by the Committee
of Foreign Affairs, as proposed to he
ametideii by .Mt MeLaan f Dela
ware, and Mr. Itives of Virginia
FOHKIGN.
the Senate in the piesioi of it an
cient and accustomed pnyilees via.
flip m ntinintinent of t he luridi't eo n-
mitteex. and the ti per viin of the th'ii?'', mid h, thtt t m? 15 Zne oy spoke in favor of the orisrinal resolu
ioornal. Mr. K. remarked tlrut this
Mr
Mr. F
Hemphill of Peny!vania and
? r an el s JoTirisi) h " o f Ken 1 11 c k y ,
wh'n I could sprak hai'shly of them;
dnv that he was ci
ho ly exhibited a memorable int nCe hiu weBi 11 to rt-ny tiuti he was ci
of tlie proclivity -of human alVairs to Ihrr insane, or wholly under the in
lervnude and abuse, and eoni lerinj Hmnce of uia passinns. The battle
it 1 he duty of the ollict-rs of the Sen- f iVaterl o had been fought, and the
ate to make out and correct the Journ- petple had lust it; and unless they
1 ;r thav u.r nnt n,nl.lp nf il..inn coild !ioke olT the chains of servt-
Friday, April 14,
In Committee uf the Whole on the
this, he would put persons in their vi ide, and arouse the def. nee of their igfate f tiie (Jo. on, Mr Webster m d
tion: anil on motion ot Mr. veb
ster of 'Massachusetts, the Committee
rose with leave to sit again, and the
House adjourned.
places who were.
V
Tlie-Judiciafv bill wm t9itn takn Roe.
their liberties were forever1
In the course of his animad
..f 'f''w-T'"
eon 11 (let! In m remiiricM Hi'Minnt tnutn nss,iiie pi r"
the bill, and in favor of the mo' ion ro fi'iied 'ho dmin Htrati.-n had bought
reeoMimit it as not to increase th upland prostituted to n base and ser-
prS'nt number of .luilges. le wu viaupport of their cause.
iueced d Jy .In dare Win e of Terr -en-
lee, who enntendrd that ihe "statw o." Friday, April 14.
ihin's in the Western Country, impe- 'he Senate then fominuMl the con-
liousiy demanded the pasmiqe of the sidjralion of the Judiciary hill, Mr.
bill and that existing 'nevauce " 0uiiury s motion to recommit sti!l
loudly called for remedy.
fteiil jn, w h 1 c h wa finally lout, 31 to
8. U,lr, Mills moved to reduce the
. 1
one of the most eloquent speeches
which hits heen heard on this or any
Wlllfll he af-lH aririltA fnr nlintt iwn limirs ftnj
three quarters, to a full house every
member of which seemed transfixed
to his seat. In the course of his ob
servation be took occassion to reply
o what .,had-been intended hy jt;nie of
the antagonists of the Mission, as an
attack upon Mr Clay, hy attributing
to him all the !ont h American po! cy,
nintljpr of Judges from 9 to 8 f li is
moMn wan tiealived, 30 to 7. Mr.
Fiolly moved an ainendinent to the
bill Ik prevent any member of Con
Thwsday April 13.
Mr. Randolph, urt e ihly to 1 he no
tice he gave yesterday, subuiiiied a
motion lit restore to the Senate the ap
pointment of its Standing Commit- qreVfiom prnctising in the Supreme
tees, and to the Secretary of Senate, Ctri during the period for which he
the correction and revision of the wai jlecled. Negatived, 34 to 2.
Journal. Mr? I. commenced with Thj till was then ordered to a third
remai-kiiisj, that not iug but an unpen- reafitg
ous sense of duty, led him to impose
the burden on himself, and that it had
lain on his mind an onerous loud, day
after day and night after night. It
was n consequence of a 'ad as notQ
rius as it vsi disgusting, that tin
Viee-Preiidenncy had been converted
intu a mere sineeure, slid that lh
BossoK.Apri 9. noon.
By the fastsailinsr, shipJaper,
Capt. Crockjer, in 23 days from Li
verpool, arrived at this port. Lot' don
papers f the t Ith, and Iiverpoof of
he 13th ult. have heen f.peeived.
The papers give a melancholy
sketch of the commercial dfstre pre
vailing in several parts of Germany.
Let us hope, however, (ay the Lon
don Public Ledger) that We shall re
peive more fovorable aeeouti, f om
r -l rjoartrj mid we fe jut kfi d; jo
this op nioii, hy the certain siajn of
reviving confidence which are exhibi
ted in our o'sn market. There are
already (says the same pai er) the
cleareHt indications of improveriient
in almost every part of th countiy;
a- d tin projrpmv rie which is t k
ini place in funded property, is only
a faithful picture of what is going; oa
in every other tranm lion of tra'lp.
., The Jewish house of Lopo at
Bromhurg. has failed fof two mi'l on
doi la c: its J a 1 1 ur. ,1 a. as c r 1 beiL J o m vet
speculation in wool, grain and other
produce. " 1
" London, March 11 The French
papers are filled with debates in the;.
Chamber of Deputies on the ind 01111-
inn c"ioni0i ui ri. if urniio.
They cimtain acc'untsleiiraet'd
from the Au ri n ObsHfyer, which5.
seem to confirm the favorable inteli v '
g-nce b fore . revived fro u Gn ,cf
Miss longt has ben poyisiotied ty
the Greek fleet. A other naVi l vic
tory is. mentioned, in which Miuulis
and Conaris succeeded in setting lire
mem were niree 01 ineir iac s' smts.
Mr. Stratford U ftnjtifp hjtIc!i.C?il--i-;
mtprviews aT Hydra with Mavrac'or
dato. Immediatelv after the; depar-
lure of the Koglish Amlrassador, a i
flotilla put to sea with 2000 tro 'ps oa
boa id, destined for groponirwhiie)A
ageneraf insurreetirn has hrokert Vut l :
ttgiisuthe I if fc A'i h rTlfviM'on'"
JSS OF He PRE SENT A TIFES,
1 1'.. : .1 . .. a:1 .
Ihi Panama question was then re-
m Mtt v m
surtes, in Committee or the H liole
llojsii Mr. Livingston, of Louisia
na. Wl Mr. Iteed.of Massachusetts.
idem -pro tempore had been compel- dowered speeches in favor of the Ite
led to discharge the "whole ol the du- solijllnnf
tis. while the incumbent had rece;:J,rin AlVairs, and against the a
Ted the salary An-I it the confi- 'minaienl ollVred by Mr. McLane of
di-nce of the Senate in the late Mr. Didaimre, when Mr. Keed had con-
Oaillard.both at a member and i c'udeiL the co.nmittee rose and the
presiding officer, that induced this
body to vest in him the appointment
of Committees, and the-.superviinn
of the Journal. In 'reUtnin to the
ousejadjourned.
1 11 1 i.
Ttursday, April 13. .
The following preambl & resolu
Journal, Mr. II. stated if was ow ng:ions were submitted hy Mr. Thompp-
: . .. .. e . . 1. I.. ... . t i mi e 1 ... : . .
iu ine lucouipriuiicj oittir inir r-nn oi wuio; reierrcu iub corniniiier
cref'ary of enate, from whateverjf (he Whole on the Slate of the ,Uo
cacme it p'oceded, that the ' changfjiuii; and ordered to be printed:
was made, and having a I reiden( ( I he settled policy of ibis govern
Wrt&drlHvfm discharged his duiinent has heen, since seventeen hun-
tie, a motion was made to ehangc ih ,red and ninety three, to form no po
rn I e, which prevailed. Mr. It. thei dtieal relations or entangling aliian
wenl into the history of a resolut ionlpes with any' foreign nation. Uui
which he had ofTered in secret e inre the famous declaration in the
sion, wnich had not heen allowed t President Message of 1822, there
remain on. the Journal, nnd whiehi p) -arn to be a manifest deviation, or
when the Executive Journal was puhj fisposiiion to deviate, by the ExeCu-
'x lished, not beinsj; in it, gave him a ive Department of the Government,
tnjjeh pain, as any one event fir th 'Vom that well known maxim of poll-
,jCOrse of his political life I his r. v. To chek such assumption, atiif
o1uii5invasVabBequciitly entered ojtt asuumptiqu it is proper .aotLjii
'.A " " t v", ' ' "
: ' '.' ' . I--'--'- ' : :
which had been of recent years urged t of 0' 0 men has sailed j r AlFe tHo-L-on
the country. I his accusation he reinforce the corps of Col. Fafivier. ,
made the basis of the most eloquent J Trieste, Pen. 23. JTht' (IhsVriv'
and eflieent compli cents to M Clay, ' ver of TriesTe" says, tliaf news had -'
which the imag nation can readily been brooght by a ship 'in tTiTlaVd
conceive. If, ' xaid he. it be meant, from Catania, that 01? thp,12ihWBt, f
that by his love of civil liberty, ; he : a Greek division attempting to tiiiVvf
had been leu to regard the condition supplies into Misoloiighi, wa rcpul- .
of these new nations at an earlier pe-1 sed after an obstinate engagement.. :
nod (dan any other gentleman; or, 11 by the Ottoman squadron and ret rea- J;
be had Tlisptayed greater. sagai!hyinTee
foreseeing the result of their glorious I to relieve Missolonghi. which waA-
supposed n il to hae
more than 20 da' s.
struggle for independence; if it be
meant that it had devolved on him
provisions for
Oo the-other
to lead the willing and the unwilling hand letters from Zaiite of the 2d
to direct their sympathies to these nrf-; Feb. give a verydifiVrent account of
tions, and to welcome them into the
family of nation: if this be nieant,
then lie is the most fortunate of men.
He has ident fied himself with a to rs "
as glorious-hHts character, tis it will
be everlosting ifi ii coniequences
If in tbis free country, he was the
first to hail kindred fredom; if in hi
wie country he was the , wise8 if in
this gallant country, he was galfaut
1 ho earliest in bringing forward these
States into the circle of liberty he
has accomplished fame enough: it will
last as long as they last. Ilis rejpul
tatioo may be envied by the moist ex
alted. If this be impolitic, Ood grant
that 1 had sud'ered it! If thif he
w ckedness, Cod grant that 1 had ex
hibited it!P
Den. Houston took the floor oftei
wards, but only spoke about fifieen
minutes. Mr. Carson moved that the
committee rise, which was carried.
and the House adjourned.
Saturday, April 15
On motion of Mr. Cocke of 1'enii.
the time for (he meeting 6f the Huus"
during the renfaiiftpJhesjiion
wai fixed. if iO ;b'clwlc.lift331
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the nlfair: alhdting that the Ureekf
at first, pretending fofly,, were ptiV
sued by the Turks, bui the Tformer
were soon formed in oder of haitfe,
burnt-swVurkish - tt i ga( e,l ookf fire
hipT and b'artit and plundered a'X'Mgj :
wtMch rau agrounif, afier whieluthe -Turks
retreated to patrai, .and;i hcJj
Greeks resuming f heir station j fl I it
10 long hi s ueeT?aeji hTTbvf ; n s u p- " :
plieijniojil. jnisey ii eoiitiriiied
by; lei ters from Corfu wfiicirrcarne
down to the 1 1th ult.- - t
Paris. March 9 The Phirea'A
G izej t e of I hi 25U Pe b: an rlo u ne esj
!hat j he Greeks have cHpiured evt r
a I t ra ns po rtsy bo u n 1 fro m A lex a n tlr i ar
u odon, with froopt ; and amrnuni- -
ion;,- '--v '",'''."'.' "N;;-''; y rrrrrf-- ':r7Ta?
' 7 London. Ala reh i 1 iWe have re ,
ivid. he Journal de Bt. Petersburgti
to theid ult. ' , 't?:$y ;'. yn'"xr4 '
The reiiiaiys of the; late Rmpernr
Vlexarider have arrived m 5Uf-iv
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mini wriuii uriiiinuu, run "lliriUl y
aettpateh, describes iu' the followiu J , 1
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j'i ocesMon into I ula: j
r i ) ft Vh et 2& ' h J a n ( h Peb ) the
Jrueeii iinj e t .0 it I ttt seVen i u th e
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