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day transmitted by the President of the U. States been less attentive to its progress than we have with the ordinary business of the mint, and to be by Mr. ‘Barbour on the 18th of D ' ’ .
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it my duiy to invite the attention of Congress ii!) a but to obaerve in all respects-,a‘s het'etofor‘e, should tlvlr. I‘ racy proposed an amendment to provide From the Washington City Gazette, of Jlfondup »
ver im ortaut sub vet and to communicate tie the war e continued the most perfect neutrality for voluntar bankru tc andhad me it! din W , ' ~' . ' ’
aeniinreiits of the jEx<;cutiV'e Uhll, lilals‘ Should between them-. Ofjthis friendly dispositioti an speech of htilf an il0U{:' iii,defence olf i'ti3c:)§'c0p0$l1 comr:ciidiii:”iiimi' me ?res]d§m’s' Means?“-
Congress eliteriain similar sentiments, ll1t=|'¢ may assurance will be given to the igovernment of tion. when a motion to adjourn prevailed. A ’ of South Ana,-1:3 cif.°g§"'°',i_.§l we independelme
be such co-operation between the two Depa_rt- Spain, to whom, it is p_i'esumed, it willbe, as it Wlattc/i ll.-—The House by a vote 8? to 63, re- among‘ the fureigii dililoiiiziic :bs:;:nie:i:.s;,"-(2:
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g'~l‘he Revolutionaif movement, in the Spanish accord with the law of nations; that it is just and for adjournment: g ' V. ' y 0 P” nfrin Ka1t“dl(itUA’rifu§‘]rt'ady'bPs”iiemploygdin pre-
P.rovi.tices~in this hemisphere, a_ttrt_icted_the atteii- right, as to the parties, and that the United States Ban/r_ru/uiflill.--Tlie House went into com-’ iilit aggainstnddr revigjiiictibdnoi S(itii‘tali’eA0[ :l‘i::Ii,
tion, afn'tl._(:!tCllt:d the sympathy’, ?]l‘_j‘3jlsl'rfCcllli(:'\;/;-?vI;Is- jsttfvlllilto ll[l_clt‘lSt.all0l'| and pharacter in tliedwoi-l_d, raittcle on ghis Bill,$he amengment moved by indcpcndcncc, ' C .
- m t mencemen . e x - e as otieir essentia inter ‘ts to t t. l r."r ‘ nr ' -' t‘ ‘ , ~ - - . . .
::i]llsl"all(a)n(lll1!(’)I(l:gi':l)le to them, from causes which Should Congress concu,'- in the :ihe\V, l‘lel"acil('ipp]l‘g« to slrikgcgulcllllfiii ' ji!ali'tc'ivlt‘i(dli5l|irrii'l: lfliit’ Si-$322: 1-101,: tiff? iimpmce (tm 'For“;j‘n jl-ejiufgns’ in lib‘
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d b. c't cl to ou. it has been sented the will doubtl ss. 5 th ' ' t l t th " tl'n ~' l ts . ‘ ° - . -. t - ’
nee “not e coplimuni a :8 reryeral ac uiesccnce magkin, may“ I‘ e ' _ ‘oer e propiie y o .040 eis ta. dm‘c.ic.ipn , to: take benefit of the an intelligent reptesentauio, of gone,-Judgmcm’
gtal ylng to a to see l g q is t.cessa.y appiop in tons 0| carrying act, to a peiio wit iin lWCl\C months from the is chairman, have an important duty [Q-pel.fo'.m
which has been manifested, in the policy_‘which it into effect. ' JAMES MONROE. time of passing this act,-' was assented to by Mr. '—_o,, mem me ,ask -dcwhes to .
the constituted authorities havegdcemed it proper Washitig-ton, March 8, 1822. ‘ 'l‘r-acy. Mr. Woodson, objected ‘to the proposi- ground so honorably taken by Pl‘csl([lIt!:i'IlllnLl;m the
to pursue, in rcgaird to this contest. As soon_as ' ......._ tlon before the house, and proposed an amend-S A state paper of the deepest interest to tl- Omoleti
the moveinent assumed such a steady and consis- CONGRESS_ mu“, which was “gamed. Several other a. Fmust be the result. Since the dcckmi .0 ‘;?",r..
"tent form as to make the success of the Provinces Heusis or REPRESENTATIVES, March 8. ’mei:('lnients were proposed and rejected, and a against Great Britain in I812,’ nothing Usroeqtzi
‘probable, the rights to which they were entitled . Iridc/iendencc of tire Sou:/1--A Message was moiiozi that the committee rise to the end that interest has beenbefore that committee
‘by the law of irations, as equal parties to a civil received from the President of the United States, liberty to sitwagain should be refused, was lt)5t.—- Mcnuel Torres. from Colombia, antl.David
war, were extclltlcil l0 ll1*=m- Each l’3"‘? ‘Va’ .13?’ “*3 hands 0f M''- G°V¢m‘="“> his Pllflle-S39" Th?-'3d, 41h, 5”‘ *0 20”‘, 22d to 34th, and 36th to de Forest, from Buenos Ayres, are, we believe.
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~ permmcd ,0 en,” our parts with its public and retary, which was read, | 39th sections of thebill were read without .prop- the only autlioriscd~agt:nts foom South America
private ships,an'(] to. take from them every article Mr.,Condict moved ‘to reler the message and ositions to ainend—a'nd at 4 o'clock the commit- at present residiflf in the United Slates ’
whieh was the subject of commerce with other documents accompanying it, to the committee on tee rose and reported, a|)(ij'¢tl‘j;t:l' a considerable de- . It is currently reported that the government
nations. ’0ut' citizens alsp have carried on C0m- Foreign Relations. , A . bate,lobta_iued leave to sit again ; and then the of France has dispatched a char e des affair
mcrcc ‘with bothpai-tics, and the goVeI'nmenl'haS Mr. Rhea preferred that they should be refer- House adjourned. ' Carraccas, for the purpose of greco nizin estlio
protected it, with each, in articles not contraband red to the committee of the whole on the state of March 12.—-Mr. VValvvorth laid on the table Independence of Colombia. It is gnot cg t ie‘
of war. Through the whole of this contest, the the Union. ' ' the foilowtng resolution, ' - - ,he,.efo,e’ even if Congress promptly acqueilesacg
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g United States have remained neutral, and have ..Mr. VVi'ight expressed his great pleasure at Res‘olved.‘by.thc Senate and House of Repre- in the President’: recommendationythat we will
fulfilled, with the utptost impartiality, all the ob_- this message, the object ol which he said. the sentatives ol the United States of America, in be the first to do so. France may have piccctlcd
ligations incident to that character. whole nation would approbate and hail with plca- Congress assembled, two thirds of both Houses us in this noble work.
r This contest has now ieachetl such 131389, and sure. He wished it to be referred toa committee concurring, that the following amendment to ._.,,, ,_ «
"A been attended with such decisive success on the ofthe whole on the state of the Union, thatthe the Constitution of the United States he proposed NEW Yon‘: vhrch ,3-
’ part ofthe provinces, that it merits the most pro- subject might be fully before the House, Sec. , ' to the legislatures ol the several states, which, Fran: S/uu'n.~_..Thg 5|,;p Jones, which arfijed
found consideration, whether their right 10 the Mr. Taylor said, the preliminary reference of when ratified by the legislatures of three fourths yesterday, left Cadiz on the 3d ult Ca it D ‘
rank of independent nations, with all the advallltr this subject to the Committee ofForeign relations of the states, shall be valid, to all intents and pur- ‘informs, that no events of importuhce hluj OCH"
ges incident to it, in" their intercourse with the U- would not deprive the gentleman from Maryland poses, as part of the‘ said,Coii§titulion. " That red since the. date of our last adviccs Thc cm‘-
btates, is not complete. Buenos Ayies assumed of the opportunity of making known his views on- ‘ until Congress shall establish unilornrlaws on ple of Cadiz continued dissatisfied and t'efract[di'9-
that rank by a lormal declaration in l8l_5, and has the subject, which he could do upon the report 6 the subject of bankruptcy, throughout the Uni. Their cry was for freedom and a free commerce)’:
enjo, ed it since l8gl0, free from ittvasioti by the of that committee. . ’l‘lie Message referred to a ‘ ted States, it shall be lawlul for the several states, they wished to sepa,-3,6 andgslablish gr inde en:
. .p,,,.e—n, co,,,,,,-y_ The provinces composing the great extent of country; it embraced a number ‘ or any of them, to enact bankrupt or insolvent dent government. It was rumoured that trtlio 3
{Republic of" Columbia, -after having separately of governiiicnts, to some of which it might be t laws, in the same manner, and with the like ef- were on the inarcli to be stationed in the cit P
g declared their independence, were united, by a proper to send Ministers-to others not. VVas t lect, as they might have done‘ previous toithe The Spanish Government has formed a neliti ia-
..f,,,,d,,,,,-ntal law oi‘ the t7th of December lt319. it not wise-.--was it not proper, that the Message * adoption ofthe Constitution of the U. States.’ riff, acopy of which wemiderstand was forward- '
.‘,1 wrong Spanish‘ force occupied, at_ that_tmie, should be refer-i-cd to some committee, that a de- '1'lie joint resolution from the Senate,proposing ed by our consul to government,’ by this chi
1 ce_riain parts of the Territory within their llmits. liniie proposition might be presented to the an amemlnient of the Constitution of the United Captain Davis understood the tonnage duty wliicpli
- and waged at destructive 'vv-ar. That force has House, and that, alter it was presented, the House, States, in rt-:lttllon to the choice of President and was one dollar per too, was made equal uj,¢~,n all
sincegbgen repeatedly defeated, and the whole of should then make such‘a disposition of it as it Vice President ofthe United States, and Repre-j foreign vessels. The duty on stave; and 5,}, “-3,
it either made pi-isoners or destroyed or expclletl should think best ? This Mr. T. thought was the sentalives to Congress, was twice read and after reduced, but on all other articles -_,l,jpp,,,1 from “mi
from the country, with the exception of an incon. proper course. , _ . some conversation on the subject of a proper dis- the U. S. the duty amounted to a prohibition,
siclerable Portion dull’: which is blockaded in two Mr. Rhea spoke at some length in favor of a‘ pvsiliufl lh'=|‘¢=0f. lllc S‘-tmo was committed to the _. '
for-t,~c,,,,c-5. . The Pt0Vil’ICeS on the Pacific have reference of this subject‘ to a committee of the C-Ommllltt Ollhe whole on the state of the Union. 1f‘rom.Lagui'ra.—-The fast sailing schooner En-
likewise been very successful. ‘ Chili declared in- whole on the state ofthe Union. He was oppos- ' Ban/cru/It Bill.--The House then went into a dyntion arrived yesterday morning from Laguira
dependence in 1818, and has since enjoyed it un- ed to anydelay. It was well known now, he said, committe'e of the whole on the Bankrupt Bill. which place she left on the 23d tilt. , ’
disturbed; and of late, by the assistance of Chili that these countries of South America have es. The .‘_39th section was read without any propo- Porto Ca_vello remained intheharids ofthe Roy-
and Buenos Ayres, the revolution has extended tablished their independence so that it never Sllion Ol amendment. The 40th section having ‘alists, but was blockaded by the Iiidcpendemg,
*..;':y t0‘PerI.t. Of the movement in Mexico our inl'or- would be overturned till_ the sounding of the last been Fwd: 3.m0ll0'3 _l° amfiflll it, Was P€je_CI€d- Gen. Pacz was in the rear, at or near Valencia.
~ mation is less authentic ; btit it is nevertheless, trumpet. These countries, under the auspices aud_tlie reading continued to the 48th section in- President Bolivar was in Qtiito, and the whole
distinctly understood, that the new government ofthe Almighty Governor ofthe Universe, have clusive, without proposition to amend. The 49th of that country was‘ ’e,;pec,,,d 300,, ,0 become,‘
i has ‘declared its independence, and that there is overttirned their opponents, and established their section was stricken out altogether. The 50th sec- pa rt of the "' Republic of Columbia, the‘ gov‘et'tt-
'},{ now no opposition to it there, nor a force to make independence rat the expense of their blood anti tion, to the 53d inclusivelys “'°"° me" s"°°°~"5lVe- ment of which was considered as completely and
ii‘ For the last three years the government of treasure. He was not for submitting to the Com- ly read without any proposition of amendment. permanently organizcd, -
any. _ A
» , ‘Spain haslnot sent a single corps of troops to ‘any mittee of Foreign Relations the question whether Mr. Sergeant_ proposed an amendment between ———--®¢-.......
part of that country ; nor is the re any reason to or not they should be acknowledged, Ste. the 63d and 04th sections, which was agreed to. From I/1': JV':w- York S/?c(.‘!a!07'.'
' «believe it will send any in future. Thus it is,man- Mr. Jones wished to see a report from the Com- 'l‘lie 64th section, being the last section of the Poor DBbI0r8.—.W§ are informed by the Na_
‘ifest that all those provinces are not only in the mittee of Foreign Relations oit this subject. Four bill, W38 the“ read without proposition of amend- tional Advocate, that t-here are two bills about to
L’ .. full enjoyment ofthetttlndependence,but, consid- years ago he had been in tavorof t«eco,;nizing thc ment. An amendment to the «tthsection was a- be acted-upon in the Legislature ol this state, the.
. cring the state of the war and other circumstan- indcpendencejof some of these governments ; and- greed *0-'5_"V‘3"3l Ollie? Pfolwslllofls I0 amend, one having in view to ‘compel a crcditor to allow
‘j ‘ ‘ ees-, that there is not the most remote prospect he should like to know, from the committee, in were Iiegatived, when the committee rose amdi‘e- a debtor one dollara week for his support in pris-
of their being deprived ofit. what their situation differed, when he was in it ported the bill as amended. _ on, on swearing that he is destitute of the
When the result of sdch acontest is manrfest- minority ef45 on that question, from what it was -. The question was then stated on ordering the means of subsistence’; and the other to ex-
ly settled, the new governments have a claim to at this‘ moment. He was a plain hottest man-— bill to be engrossed for a third reading ; when lend the present prison limits. So far as those
recogniiioii by other powers, which ought not to a plain one heknew, and he hoped an honest one . M13 Tl“-3' P"°P05'=d l0 amfind ll“? bi“ bi" ad‘ mCa9“"'35 8°, lllryliave our hearty acquiescence.
be '.t,5i5,ed_ Ci,“ ,,,,,,.s ,0‘, often excite f¢clin;;s —and he wished to have from the committee a ding to the fit-st_ sectiondhe same amendment _It is indeeddiigh time time that something should
which the parties cannot control. The opinion plain and honest statement of the lacts on this whic_li ‘lie olfcrcd in committee of the whole, 50!‘ be done for the children of misfoi-tune who crowd
‘ entertained by other powers, as to the result, may subject. admitting others than merchants to avail them- our joails, and suffer the penalty of crime without
2 assuage those feelings, and promote an accommo- The question to refer the papers toa committee $f=l_VC5 “l W6 benfifil 01 the law- '1 his motion was crim_inality. Btit why not, at once, put an end
dation between them, useful and honorable to ofthe whole was negaiived ‘; agd me’, were mfep. l'CjCCtt.'d--klyefi 74—nays' 90. to this remnapt oi feudal barbarism ? Why not
both. The delay which ‘has been observed ‘in red to the Committee on Foreign Relations; . Other amendments were proposed, and nega- intyoducc a lull to e501,‘,/, ,',,,y,,.,-,,,,,,,,e,,, _/0,. 44.6,‘;
making adecision on this irripoi-tant subject, will, Marc/z 9.—A memorial was presented from in- tired ; when, to put an end to further discussion lvithout entering on a discussion of the ques-
it is presumed, have i5ll'0I‘¢l€d 8“ unequivocal Pf00l' habitants of the District of Coltiinbia, praying for of the subject, M-I. 'layl0l‘ reuiafkcd lllijll hc fell tion, that the depriving ofa man of his liberty
to Spain, as it must have done to_ other powers, the passage of an act authorising the election of at it his duty it: call for the previous question, and who had committed no crime, is a violation of
of the high respect enterlalnctl by the U- 513188 convention in said district, to ascertain the sense on motion, it was decided in the affirmative-— natural right, we would ask, what benefit result;
for her rights, and of their determination not to ofits inhabitants upon the expediency of forming Ayes 69. i _ l to the creditor by giving him power over the body
interfere with them. The Provinces belong to a government, which was.relet'ed to the commit- The maiitlquestionwvas then ordered, and was of the debtor, when the lam, has no, , Ce", in
this hemisphere, are our neighbors, and have suc- . ice for the district of Columbia. ’ - . put, on reading the bill at third time, and decid- the world to satisfy the debt I How absurd is it
cessively, as each portion ofthe country acquired. French Mt.-dala.—-Mr. Poiiisett, from the com- ed asjfollows : j ‘ to expect payment by resorting’ to means which
its independence, pressed’ their recognitioh, by an mittee appointed on the subject, delivered the fol- YbAS.—-Messrs Allen, of Mass- Baldwin, Bat“ renders it utterly impossible he should ever be a-
appeal to facts not to be contested, and which lowing report :— _ _ bet‘, of Com- Bail)’, Blgclow, B0I‘laNla l5¥'_€Cl‘¢n- blefto pay 3 How many are locked up in entire-
-they thought gave them ajust title to it. To mo- The committee on the library of Congress, to ridge, BurI‘0“5i Cambrcleng, (-:aml>‘b<?ll Ol Y- ly useless, Ind pining inactivity, who if left to
tives of interest this government has invariably whom was referred a letter from Mr. George W. Causden, Cocke, Colden, Conklin, Crafts, l_..ush- useful labour and cheerfulindusii’y,would in a lit-
disclaimed all prelension, being resolved to take Erving, announcing that he had transmitted to man. Darlingtoii, Dcnlson, Dui-fee, Dwight, Efl' tletime be able to discharge all their debts 3 How
4 _ ‘no part ‘in the controversy, or other measure in the Speaker oftitis l-lotise,‘ acollection of medals dy, Edwards ol Conn. Edtvat'ds oi P<=Dn- EUSUS, many families are plunged into misery and irre-
3 regard to it, which Should not merit the sanction coined in commemoration of some of. the most Fari'elly, ltindlay, Fuller, Gotham, Hlwkst H01” ti-ievable ruin, into ‘ all the sad variety of woe,’
» of the civilized world’ To mher claims a just imponam mijitary Sm-cesscs of France, under rick, Hill, Holconibe, Hubbard, Jones of Tenn.~ by their supporters and protectors being tied up
sensibility has been always felt, and lrankly ac- its republican government, and utider Napoleon; Kent, Kirkland, Little, McCarty, Mili_i_or,—Munt-_ in constrained idlmeasg . of wha, use is it ,0 mg
knowledged, but they, in themselves, couldnever as well as those marking less important epochs of gomcry, Moore ol Penn. ‘Moore of Va. Moore of -creditor, that the wretch who cannot pay, should
become an adequate cause of action.—It was in- that empire, together with the only medal coined Alilbo N6dl'_~‘r N¢=l50f_| Of Mass- Patleffioli ul N. Y- be languishingina prison, and his lamily sinking
cumbem on mi, govemmem ,0 look ,0 every im_ in that coumry, wlgtiiirg to the events of 0tll' rev_- Pitcher, Poinsett, Rich, Rochester, Rogers, Rtig- under a complication of want, sorrow, and sick.
portant fact and circumstance, on which a sound olution ; and requesting, through him, to preselt glcs, RU§5, R\l5S€l_l. 5i“VY‘f"i 58|'g€8l_1l,_b- Smith, ness, and alltlie ' horrors ‘will! which humangna-
opinion could be formed ; which has been done. this collectionto the Secretary of Congress, have, 1. S-'Sm|ll_1r_bl€|'llfI‘g Of (10011-_ bt=|‘llftg Of N. Y. ture can be aifiicted ? VVill it pay one cent of tlie
When we regard, then, the great length of time agreed to report, lhiils ‘"0111 alcttet‘, addressed to Stoddard, ltiylor, 1-Odd, '1°ml1"_3°."i 11'i§CYs Van debt for which he has caused all this aggravated
‘which thiswar has been prosecuted ; the com- the hon. Mr. Dickerson ofthe Senate, by the col- Rensselaei‘, W'liite,\’Vhitman,VVilliamson,VVood, wretchedness? If the hapless captive sinks un-
plete success~whi,ch has attended it, in favor of the lector ol the port of New York, it appears that W00tl30nr W|"l§l"v'—72- ' der the infliction, 8_nd leaves I helpless and unpro-
_Prov_inces'; .the present condition of the parties. the medals were shipped at Has-re, on board the N AYS.—Messra. Alexander. Allen of Tenn. tected family to misery, and, probably, ,5.-vice,
and the titter inability of Spain to produce any brig Factor, in the summer of18 19, bound to New Archer, Ball, Barber of 0_l”0, Basset, Batoman, will the unrelenting creditor have entirely to ac-
change in‘ it, we are compelled to conclude that York, which vessel has not since been heard of, Baylies, Blackledges l3lalI‘, Brown, BUCh8||3Dr ‘quit himself Offhe Cleatlhand ofits consequences 2
its late‘ is settled, and that the provinces which and is supposed to have _fou_ndered at sea. ' Burton, Butler, Campbell of ,Uhio, Cannon, Cas- lf,aftet alllus sufferings, the imprisoned dun. _
. have dec‘l‘ar..e_dtheir independence, and are in the Thejloss of this very valuable collection of me- sedy, Chambers, Condict, Conner, Cook, Cuth- or shotild be _libet'_ated by an insolvent act, having
1 enjoyment ofit, ought to berecognized. V dais is thv more to be regretted, as there is reas- bert, Dane, Dickinson, Edwards of C. 1* loyd, lilslhabljs of indostrydestroyed by the compulsn.
j ’ Ofthe views ofthe Spanish Government on this on to believe thedies from whichthey were struck Gilmer, Gross, Hall, Hardin, Harvey, Hobart-, ry inaction_ol a jail ; his connections torn up by
j — subject, no particularinformation has been receni- have been since destroyed, and these medals are Hopks, -laC,k5°“» -l0lI_0-3011, 3- '1 - -l0lmS0n_, 3; 5- the |‘00_l5 5 WC means of employment entirely be-
,1y~»reeeived. It may be presumed, that the sec- now therefore extremely rare and costly. Johnston, Jones of Va. Reyes, Lathrop, Leltwich, yond his reach, and all his prospectsviblasted ;
cessful progress of the revolution, through such The committee recommend that they be au- Lincoln, Litchlield, Long,_Lowndes, M’(.oy, M’- worse than a stranger in an unknown land,thrown
1 at long. series of years, gaining strength and ex- thorised to purchase for the library. the rm‘edal Duflic, M’N=ill, ll/l’b_liei-ry, lvlallary, _l\/latlack, on a world t‘iD.\’t'lllllig‘.l0 receive him ; with the
‘ ten’cl'i'ng annually -in every cljrection, and embrac- struck in.France, relating to events of our revolu- Maison, Mattacks, Mercer, Metcall, Mitchell of stigma of a jail, and insolvency, like a blasting
ing. by the late important events, with little ex- tion, and which may be bought at the mint in Pa. Mitchell, S. C. Morgan, MUl‘l'aya Nelson 0! inurrain..hangi'ng as a mill stone about his, neck,
“mien, an the dominions of Spain‘ scum of-the Pgris. _ . I _ _Va, Ncw, Newton,Oversircet_, Patterson of Penn. and keeping him down in spite of all his efforts:
Unit:-d’States-. on this Contineiit; placing, there- The practice 30 general in Europe, in multi- Phi_ll'ips, Pierson, Pltimer of N. H. Plumer of —ll thus, almost forced to practices, which, at
by, the complete sovereignty’ over the, whole in plying medalsstrtick in commemoration ofgreat ‘Penn. Reed of Mass. Reid of Geo_. Rhea‘,.‘R<_>58s firs!» Perhaps, he _sl-iudtlcis at, but at length be-
the hands of the people, will reconcile the Parent events anclof iniportant epochs in the annals ofa Sanders, Scott, bloane, Arlllul‘ Smllhr VV- bmllh, ¢0_m€5 h31‘_(l¢“==d_ ID} If he Games to a death -of
country‘ to auaccommodations with them, on the‘ nation, ought, in the opinion‘ of the«coinmittcc,' ~‘Ale_x't‘. Smyth, Stevenson, Ste_war_t,Swan, Swear- crime and ignoniiny, what brought him to this I
baIi$Of'l‘i'lel‘l' tinttualificd independence. Nor has to be adopted in this country. This would cna. ',ng'cn,'l_‘a_tnall, Thompson, Ti-imbte, ‘l ucker of 5. Was it not a prison And who brought him to '2
._ any authentic information been recen’ily received ble the public libraries and individual throughout C. T t‘icker,Va. Uph-am,Vanc_e..Van'Wyck, Wal- prisom? Catnthe personwvlto did. reflect upon his
_of*the disposition of other powers respecting it. the-United States, to acquire,all the medals which ker, Walvvorth, Whipple, Williams of N. C.VVil- end with feelings of self complacency .? - ~
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A sincere desire has been clterislied toact in con- have been struck in commemoration of events of liatns, 0fV“' wils°"'. W°°d°°Ckt'W°l‘f“3D-—99,- ‘A.§'°‘i_"o 'Wl1_'-‘!‘€ 35 WC ?dVa"la§¢ '50 the state, ‘by
cert with them the proposed recogizi-tiion, of our revoltition ;. and off our late naval and milita- So the Bill was r¢.;;c-i:ted,- and, al hall past 5 0 ~ continuing the present system ? Is it that many
which several were sometime‘ past duly appriz- "ry successes ; theytit,ai't-for-e‘recom.inend the a.'{ clock, the House adjourned. ' _ l1|ln<lF¢d5"3h°"ld. be °““5“m"'8 1“ l35¢'=l€55 inaciiv-, A '
cd, but it was understood tltattliey were not pre~ doptioniof the followingjoint resolution : K V . . 1‘ i - _ iiy‘, the l'i'uitsofihe labor of the useful and they
pared for it. .'l.‘he immense space between those Received, Eb"c_, ffhat the directorial’ the mint be, In _Sn-.i~zit-r,§,_ ,MercIr ll.-The resolution’ mo-_ active 3 Is it that many thousands are forced rig-’_
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