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Afternoon.
S E LE C T E D S U M M A R Y. Message of the Governor of New Jersey/.— From the Correspondence of the N. Y. Express. plan, said he, is that which was successful in foreign nations; 2500 copies of this docu- - _
-- :2‘ We have just received thisdocument, de- AMISTAD '1‘R[AL._TERM[NATION, the Maroon war—-the employment of blood- merit were ordered to be printed. . The nominating committee then reported’
Mcissac/iusetts Election.-'I‘he long ago- livered ‘yesterda . upon the adjourned meet- Ha,,lh,,..~u t returned from New Hpvep ho-uncls to hunt down the sm-ages. I would The Bill for the armed occupation ti‘fFlor- the same ticket as last yea1'—-as follows’:
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ny is over. Morton is elected. Massac in- log of ibo two ouscs_ lt encloses a com- whepet pt, hehpllot the committee pptlpp, for capture them and then than-g them . No oth- ida, was then taken _up, when ,
er kind of warfare will be successful, and Mr. Benton replied to all the objections
Seltslelloses lll llle arms ofa Van Buren Gov. "ll"ll°all°“ lmlll llle ll“ lllemllels llolll the captured Africans. I have been attending
For Governor,
WiLL [AM w. ELLsWon'l‘H.
_ ernor. In 0theI'W0r€lS.We are 3tl€h“th em!’ New Jersey "announcing their exclusion th D- t.- C t lh‘ d E t f unless you adopt such a scheme to conqoer oficred by Senators. A
Ti bled to state the final 1’eSl1lt0l the lit:-te el'-‘C’ from the Hoiiso of Representatives. _ He i:e- th: N:“l,l[c_1tpv::riapllazltlutgcoiogralpifigatse the savages they will conquor you. Mr. S. Jlfr. Preston replied inii few remarks, For Licut. Governor,
l trap of l\'IassaChuSettS. The C0mm1ttf:0=§P- monstra_tes_agati_ist that putrage—shows its oplhloh of the Judge’ of which the lhl_ spoke until the hour of adjournment, nearly, when the bill,.on myotionnof A t I CHARLES HAWl.EY.
l pointed to canvass tho V0t9S. Oh the lo-h In‘ unconstitutionalIty--denies that New Jersey lowlht, is an ahst,.act_ Oh “retlnpsday the when Mr. lappan proposed the recoii.mit- ‘ Mr.’ Tappanh _was recommitted to the F T .. ~.
Staht. mode the following report: can be bound bythe legislation of Congress, jptlpe°,.eat_l an elaborate pplplpp lp which he ment of the bill and several amendments. Committee on Military Affairs. 0"’ "M5747?-’7‘.
7; VVhole nuinber . 102.006 from which her own members have been ex- tlecltlcth ' ' The whole subject, therefore, is again post- In the House‘ after lhcjournal was read, HIRAM . RIDE-Re " 1
:5 Ifieccssahll for a choice 51.02;: cluded—tells the other States that any of l_ That the Dlsttlpt Court pl Cpppectl. poiied. lllr. Pzckeils rose, and] having. obtained For Secretary,
llr_Cl‘S ‘ mum 5l'0, .. lhem may be tlealed "l the flame way’ 5lll°e,ll cut basjurisdiction, the schooner having been Fiiioav, Jan 10. ellve ° llla ‘e ‘l Persona 9XPl‘l“atl0hi_,<‘allt_‘d ROYAL R. H[Nt\[AN‘
Ed\\‘:lfElE\'eT8lt 50.729 IS only necessary to question any members tttlml possession of in a legal Sense on the lp the Senate’ 5.1,.‘ wall‘ from the the atentipn of the House to the article in F .. I"
Scattering 307 seat, to exclude him, till the party purposes .h;,,h seas} Committee on the plutllclury‘ reported a the Madisonian of Satiirda last, which °’_C07’lPl7'0ll“'-
‘’ states that Blair &. Rives ha paid $10,000 IIENRY KILBOURNo
Thus it nppeitrs that the _Hon. Marcus of unprinciplcd men are accomplished—.—de- 2_ That the libel of Thomas R. Getlnhy hlll for taltlpg the Slxth Census. At the
Morton has received thepprectse numb_er_of clares that returns from two of the towns and others ls properly filed lo lbo District usual hour the Senate proceeded lo the con-
V0tt’5 hecgssallillllfilfcl ll-"Ila Vlztzlli pliijortiitly could not be counted by the laws oftthe Chptt of Connecticut. sideration of the special order being" the
pfoiih. f E “S1 o‘_couCr:se. tt.SCt(;] ' i1okm_ ti. State--refers to the proof before the L_cg:sla- 3. Tlmtthc Setzors are empledlo Salvage, hlll fot. the armed Occupalon of Florida.
‘one o_ ‘t e . upeiioiH o_nr hour via ins tiirc, ofa systematic plan to introduceillegzil and an hhpmlspmppt will he pttlel-ed, om] Mr. Strange of N. C., made a long an . , l _
tilelttliaiil of _Stubte]._ , e ills tho [list «ivlowed votes into the ballot bo:c——and advises a re- one third of that amoum and cost Wm be elaborate Speech in Opposition to the bi”. lmplicuteil. After reading the article, Mr. dress and Resolutions, reported in an able
tam itionist, f\\:n 5-gt"-:‘\tE\,\_\—(0‘ "alts pep p ecte monstrancde fromtthe Legislature to Congress, decreed just and masonahlht ' He was f0llo\ved hy ll,lt._ rpapptm of Ohlh’ said, he did not pretend to know what Address, which. was read hp Mp F05-tel.’ one , »
ovetnor 0 z y 11 b. .«0 me on . to ieconsi er their course—and asolemn pro- 4_ That Green and Fmdlmm ol-Sag_H,,,, who moved to re-comiiiit the bill for the 'pur- C‘f‘heI‘al Grecnhad done, 02‘ _Wliat he had of the Secretaries; and a series of Resolu-
B,-,_g Hg,-aid ofBos1on bun-mg at Sea, and test before the whole country. hm.’ who Claim to have tal{en orlglool llos. pose of incorporating an amendment into ii_ Said on this subject, but he wished particu- tions.
five Lllles L”‘l°"'A“l‘ll°9S llolll Pelllalllllllco N- Y- lv/‘lg session of vessel and cargo, cannot sustain At the suggestion of Mt.‘ Wvplh the tut, larly to refer to the statement that Grcep The Address was ordered to be printi"
was the “candidate of the Calhoun l\ulli- under the direction of the State Centl. ,
ll’ Dull‘ Glee“ lol llls l"_fl“°h_C9 111 jecuring This report was accepted, and a vote taken
for them the votes of his friends in Con~ on each candidate, all of whom were unani-
£Il"t‘_SS- Jlfr. Pic/i'!!?:s said he would not have nionsly approved by the Convention. \
d h0t1C0d th1S publication if others were not The committee appointed to draft an Ad-
to Nov. ‘4th state that the brig Her- ‘-—~*--—-——-' l ' 1 ‘ d l, .{ . l, ° 1'bl-b cl‘ . tlicr ‘d -l‘ l‘ l '
i V . F ll ll t , d______Th p h _ tieir c aim an t eie oiet on‘ i C s c is t 001151 (3161 ion 0 lift bill was 0st oncd , _
ald‘ all“ “Owes” of and for Boston’ from Vvellerofdt aNznirM€ lonfimfill in 'I‘ai3n‘cicd missed. l i.lll tomorrow. ‘ P P llles-"_ He 3PP9‘1le‘l to those “'ltl1'“'ll°m he C°mmltte€-
' 9‘ l ea“ 0 ll ' ' acted in confidential intercourse, and there The resignation of Mr. Trumbull as x
5. Tliat Rucz and Monlez, throu ‘ll the In the House, an atlem t was made to in-
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Spanish Minister, have esstablishcd no title l_i‘oduce a proposition for going into the elec
to the Africans, as they are undoubtedly Bo. tion ofa printer, but it was declared to be out
Zal nogtoes. 01‘ no-gI‘o0s recently iinporicd of order. The unfinished business beingthe
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ly approaching Matamoros. By the Sam g°ll_l All“-‘li lll “Ola-ll°ll ‘It the l‘l“s °l :llll°ll°llL,°fMl-,(-"ltlll]l9l]3§3ll 0§S- 0» to letter Zfllll
.. . _ H t ‘h .,'tN l . .- am. ~ eesimouyin e eiv erse case,ote
boat C0illi1'lll11l'llg. thfc felllttlllldelf Bf the ihreiv. lcgullsdltillogoli-lllzfll;hcll27. l(l)arVl:3aIC:l't:t\ii‘i_lCili P6. That the demand of restitution, to have Committee on Elections, alongy with the a-
-'iI:r‘.Vr<l_\Vlt l:1*1J_l‘S‘l"{t“(la‘-55° Celhflfgll “fol telllgmce of the capture of Mammoms by tho question ii-icd in Cuba, made by the mcndincnts oflered by Mr.Raridolph andMr.
all“ lwllltl, llhs"t.- pad allrfied pcrgglxef the 1-‘edei-al army and Toms volunteers. Spanish Minister, cannot be complied with, Bell, was then taken up, and
and Ml‘ ‘ ‘ “,5 T‘ ' D The siege commenced Dot; l2‘ and lasted as by their own laws, it is certain they can Mr. Randolph, of N. J, resumed and-con-
Cuilcuttu, took fire below, in the lat. 4 30 S.
lon. 26, ‘25, \V., and was soon destroyed, to-
goilior with five persons who were unable to
escape. ' Aniongtlie ‘siiff'erer_s were Messrs.
13.it‘lit’l1i1, Irving and Bell, passengers, and
S;1li1Ll{}l “Nash, first mate _The launch
were few indeed with whom he so acted, to member of the State Central Committee, we i
say whether the stutementthat Duff Green communicated by Mr. Davies. On motio’
had acted or counseled with them, or any of Mr. BO‘|.l'(lmE1I], this subject was re-ferre"_
ofthem. on_thc subject, was not a base slan- toa committee offive, to report in the evi
er. That iiidividual never was their cai-idi- ning.
date. At the beginning of the session, Mr. County committees were then appointed.
Pic/sens said, Duff Green had written to [The committee for Fairficld county, is as
him that he would be a candidate for public follows :—-REUBEN Boo'rii, Esq. of D.inbu-
printer. .Mr. P. had never answered that ry, Cuannns Iszuics, Esq. of Norwalk.]
note, and he now declared that Duff Green On motion of Mr. Miller, a resolution in-
with near $l6,000 in specie, brings advices
to Dec.20th, and rumors ofa new government
army on the march to intercept Karnes. and
the Texians and federalists, who were rapid-
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l’ll°°' '7" three days, in which more was greatslaugh- not enslave these Africans, and therefore can- eluded his remarks in support of the claim ' _ _ _ t _ _
Gm‘ Taylor. we learn, has Commepcptl ter on both Sides. 60 to 90 of the Texinns not properly demand them tor t,_lul_ Mrs of the regularly commissioned mem_ nc.ie_r would have been his candidate, or that troduccd by him, that it is expedient to hold
7. That Antoine, being a Creole, and le- bcrs——-and read and commented on a nurn- ‘ll llls ll'l"“‘ls- ‘1 Young lVl‘?“l5 Slat“ C°“"“llll°“- Pl9"l°“S
operatioiisin Middle Floridax He advances alppe being ltlllpd The Cepttallstp “.e,.p
from ’l‘a'il.:ili-asses eastward in three columns. permitted to depart unmolested. and ptlpate
On the 22:1, the first column advancing to- properly respected. The govvernnhenttroops
1lIr. Pickens concluded by saying, that the Spring Election, was referred to acom-
froiii the moment the Hariisburgh Conven- mittee of one from each county. The Cow,
tion had made its nomination, he never hesi- vention then adjourned till half past 6, P. M.
gally a slave, and expressing a strong wish he!‘ of documents, affidavits. 560-. pr0\’lhg‘.'
to be returned to Havana, a rc-solution will most mcontcstably.tlmt fraudulent. alien. and
otherwise illegal votes had been given for
wards Dead man’s Bay, after marching ‘.20 and lobahltppls thep declptod [0, the rcdera]_ be decreed under thetreaty of I_795. . t I t 1 h h h ld .
miles, sent a part ofthe baggage train buck, lsts with great rejoiéings. 8. _That these fr_i_cans be delivered to the the V_an Buren czindidatcs and established tilt?‘ "5 l°ltl 8 follls" 5 mg]. Plll.Sl“’ ll‘ re" .EI.'€7l.i’)Ig Session. ,\
which was intercepted by Indians, and the lplolllgepce was also received ofa bloodv President Of the .Sta'tes, under the 2d sect. beyond all doubt the right of Messrs. A__yc- ‘l l0 l e '3 ‘°ll°ll 0 ‘l P“ '° Pll“l°l- -_ On motion of Jllr. Boardriimi, it ‘was re-
’ ri , Halsted, Stratton, Maxwell, and Yorke, l 9 H°ll5° lll"“ P-'°°9“l9‘l to llle °°ll5l‘l‘ solved, thata State Comrention be held pre.
teamster killed. There is evidence that the revolution having broken out lp the City of of the Act of March 3, 1839. and the 1st _ _ _ _ _ f h _
lptllhps have crossed lbo Siiivonnee, NIexico' lp the mldst of which Bpsthmépte sect. of the law of 1818, still in force, to, be‘ to e received as the legitimate representives ‘S'l'llll‘l’lllC? l _° m°ll°“ °l llI"- C’lf’l]7l’cl_l °l vious to_ the Presidential Election, for the
St. Augustine Herald, 3d inst. was deposed The standard of Federalism transported to Africa. there to bi: delivered to of the State of New Jersey. Mr. Smith of 0%] ’ l.”°lllll]ll' til. leler .l° lll°NC°mmmee Ch0lC€ Of Pl'¢‘Slt‘l¢*nti=Il Electors. _
Propogotioii of Fruit T'7‘€8S.-—l],‘2ll{8 the was ‘being raised throughout the state- of the aS°‘“t5~‘lPP°l"t°‘l “3 lecelve llllll Wllllllcl Me’ l°.ll°wed Mr‘ Rflndolpll wllll .3 .l°"g 3,2159 Laclltihlffi l,,,ll'tlf°ltl,r::0l:,l,lhl,:,,:lh,,l:ehgwoilefigl The °°mmlll°e"pp°.l"l°d Ollllle Slll‘-lecl "ll
Scion for grafting, after the lst of February luexlcp t,.he,.et.e,. heard t-mm lbolti boolo, .. t . and noisy speech against the commissioned 'B,llv intlralajctin the C mm_ue‘ t _ Dire‘ State Ccntr_al- Committee, reported the old ,,
and umllthp buds heglptp grow considerably. The Court stands adjourned to meet at members, and in reply to .*lIr. Botts_of_Va., _ t i ° 8' 0 l ‘v 0 “"1 members, with the addition of E. S.fHamil-
Calvin Morgan of Portersville, in Groton, Hanfoi-d on the 23d lost, and meantime the and JlIr. Randolph. He pronounced a high ""0 llle lellllllsv “ml “Poll who were 9“ll' ton in the place of}. Trumbull. resigned.
‘led by them lo lalie llle Seals 33 RePl"’5‘-'lll‘l‘ The Resolutions which had been laid on
I ' ..l d fthe shoot in melted itch, , _ , _
(\i1,'lll)XeCl:l.':llll0\\’0 and bury it in groundl), the a member of the Methodist Church, and a decree will not be, colored, to give an ollpoi-- eulogium on D1‘. Duncan! and his speech. It _ , _ _
' ‘ ‘ man remarkable for his probity, piety and {unity to the ponies to appeoh iflhey goo fig was one of the most extraordinray panegyr- ll""’Si"”llll ll lllll °l“l"llllllll°ll Olllle “"ll°l*‘ the table for discussion, were now called up
b .13 I‘ - st, the bod in a horizontal . _ _ . . - , - , _
p::Sltl:,,pl),,lhlEllc;t the tlepthlht-got 3 lpches._ veracity, has been for ten years one of the . [The opinion of Judge Judson in the Eve- its ever heard in Congress. ‘3l'_lt‘l]ellt‘h‘« Slmllltll be t8°l1le ltlflitfl lllglllg and fully debated, by Davies, Foster, Board-
Trees plus Obtained yield halt in 3 0,. 4 nearest neighbors of our informant. _He ning Palladium, fills nearly eight closely Mr.Starkweather,ayoungV.Burcn mem- gélaynllole/lall[l‘:“o:lil[:‘(l:th:t58]e°.S°:l_erl:nfOr; man, Tyler, Buldwiih Baooo_ l\/lill5_[-log.
Years. Shoem-.iker’s wax will answer. lllls been l-°l' 5°lll° llllle Pasl lll llle llablt or Printed coluins, the substance of which seeriis her from Ohio. next took the floor. to make the G03)m_'nl(ln_ El ”Ne‘:v Jersey tll)mil ‘the n,p,e_ §(l)l;:'ed‘-lnd Others’ alld “'°l'° llllalllm°ll5lY ll‘
. Alex. Ga; fasting for one or two days in the week.— to be embodied in {be obslraoi given obol-e_l his maidenlspeech in the House. He went
~ - e in a co a- - 0 r W oas- eceri «- ieni ers. - - -- . .
CH-my om-llreddlrlllthlililiharleslontTheatre" king nothinrr but a liltltle cold waterlsay sumes to be an administration leadar in the Mr. Clifford of Me. then obtained the floor ll Collslllelable lllllci “'llll g"'-ml ablllly “ml Ven Pa“adlum'-Ed’ Gazl
llilss Tiluliqfilallhe ttlh.,.pl,,.S,?nll:ll§rli,hld ai:lil‘)dii.-id ll‘1lF8 pint inbevery 24 hours for the whole House of Representatives at VVashingtoir. re- and after a few preliiiiinziry remarks, in- °°ll°lllSlVe_ll9§3- lll SllPP°l'l °l ll“? clalms °l “lllERE‘lS' lllc present lldmllllslllllll?" lll
'l l‘ ‘ 6 On’ b I-"k t ‘that ll] c t-_t limo Durinrr the latter pan of his abslio. cently said in debate that “circunista.nces a.l- troduced the “ statement ofthe clerk,” which lllc °°m"llS5l°'le‘l lllelllllel'S° the genehal government has selllmlled llsefl
that lflami :0 tlhts, Mp0,t.“e.:Se halt: S ence. he was sisited by the physician of the lei‘ principles as well as cases” The‘ Mad- the House denied him the privilecre of read» wllm ll“ lllllsllelli lll"- La" of Pa-v tle‘ {mm llle llllelosls °l lll°llle°llle' and ls ll°“"
,° “F! t ( I-. U . T . . . . . . _ ' _ . D. . . t .‘ . _° ' ' '
E331 long tlllrge no one could divine whit place almost every day. He was able to go isonian, in commenting upon this remark ing, at the opening of the session, in defence m3ll‘lF‘l llle Plelllolls ‘l}l‘35ll°“_~ “llllrll “'33 Seelmlg T malmaln "3 asceildanfly ll"°ll,gll
h ' °h. lt tlh with the tmttel. pht-l it about and continued to do so even in the says its truth has been repeatedly illustrated of his course. 5"3t_‘”,“9‘li 0" ll“-‘ ‘llleslloll l7t‘l“‘o’ tall?“ 0“ ll" ofgalllzed corps of llllbllc °lll°els acllllg
l£,,.::sn£t:),:l,:,ld oil that the Ship hiogn. oh whlch very cold days of last week. In 21 days of by the Loco Foco party, whose principles This was objected to; but the Ho deci- M7‘ C“’”7’l’9lll5 lfS0lUtl0". Was C11_"l9(l. “Yes "l ll:°ll°°"' andplhndllfll the dllecllog ofha Celtlt:
. his abstinence‘ nullam sed “Mm, evacualllons are hpt pzpetjlenys’ apd adds that..t._lrc,,m_ dpd hy avote pfllglo 58, that the 5-tptetpppt I18, nays 77. So the whole subject of the tra power at as :ington. An w erca.
-' - d‘ b " s, had not ot u th* ba . . . , , . . - . , - -
ml” “ar lo 6 “J g D L ‘V cm /Mlbm-8; hls Pulse varied from 40 to 50 stances,” of various soils. have altered all should be read as part of Mr. Clifford's New -l9lS9Y 9359 “'33 l't‘t°”'‘—‘‘l t0 tll¢ 00m‘ lllls §3"S.lem'. am“ edly based flnthe pllll°lll.l°
of distributing among ‘the victors the spoils
A ' Jo ar exiedition is to sail from - - . _ - - -, , ~ r . ' '
B pt gnisgiolpt dye Omlh inst in the bark Em. in a minute, and iery fceble, and chore principles to Wllltll thc Van Buren party speech. I‘he_Clerk then proceeded to read mittee on Elections. f Hi ,has hindered our trmsur C .
°”v° ' ll " ' was nothing. hut 0069. t0 lhtllcfite any a0tW- 5l°°‘l.Pl€dg€divhcntheycame into power. and it; and when it was finished, the House ad- '1 he SP°lll‘el' lllell Ploceetlcll ‘to Call the 0 ° Ce’ P. ' 3"‘ °l'.
. rupted our public-officers, and shaken even-
2”. V:-_ ‘H ‘
“la lSl‘l"la’ loll Smyma' The expedltlon itv of the bowels. On Tuesday evening of if they are permitted to have the power con- journed: States l°1' P°tltl°"5v and “'0 “'0”? W331‘ ll3Vlnt_-’ . . . . . .
' a stormy debate on the c:\'cltlll.‘,.l'.lSu'lJ_lt.‘”'l " 7‘ "'" '.‘"l'l"'"l ‘ll.Sllllll‘l°“"«-
sentation of the stzite is vacant.
-f ,R.‘.V, Georcre B. VVhitin_o' and - - - - - - -, - .
_ _ firsto tefusalem Mr W‘;]cou the present month, with his mind tranquil tinned in then hands,those “circumstances,” SATURDAY, Jan. 11. .. . 1 , .,i ,.=.,,‘..... r I... ,,,._.-.. .-l..,-...,........ . ,;,.
‘ S lll‘lll' ' ’ ’. .' and plcasant.he commenced eating, and this we fear, will also alter the very ii of h q t.d-tl - d slavery. A petition was presented -l.Ti.:'-.‘. ; w--—~—. W ' ' i ~j- ~- - =..-5 ,
-0 I A = - ' and Mr‘ Thompson’ mill lhelr afternoon (the I0th inst ) I called to visit govcrnnieht under which in: hair bu‘ r‘ ,,»"1l‘,'~,fll%l‘g,-,,~;,,-l‘,‘~°lSl§,§‘;;.?Y' h Massachusetts by p[,., L,-,,c,,g,, pmvlpg i't,l«',i‘:’.1(:\'--~-~:lr"' :i_:_i' :.",'ri:a:<' ” -:..=- '-=0.‘-‘~
_ . , .' 1,, ,- a . V 5 t I. _. . l _ ~ _- _. _l,_. .. ...__ w ":9- ._‘.~ I
~ ~ - - lvlllllll-S andlvllevllave llllelltll’ him, but found him absent on a visit to his indeed, it is not already altered. is the speaker lpltl hetoreythgt body tll]°e"°;e"I:or: 0‘; the abolition of slavery in this DlSlrl('l_——iC1l:iIl.l: TEl_’..1.':" .».=.;;:.« , i....~ ‘Vi’-:1-“.iil,1.’."
5P°“l 5e"‘3r‘ll yellls.m Jerusalem‘ and retl".n' father, who resided about 3 miles from this opinion of more than one eminent states- lbo soorolor of lbo qlrgaeur epcloshw a The reception was objected to, and a motion 300 0l_m|nIsh_édthe value of all the p:'£~.-.s-.‘-. - t
ed a year or two since, on afcount of the ill place_n___N,,w London Ga; man that this government has already been primed oopyyofthe repel tshhtlnet lplldlllljes was made to lay the question of i-oooplloo on of agriculture nearly one-half—therefore,
heatlh 0f_l\'ll'S- W- Who We are happy t° ——-——-———————————.— pi-at-lioollv .,-et.0g,,m,nizc,1 hv Executive tor the e_u_ l83O_ whigh ‘was ‘rlelerrld t the table, Mr, Lincoln, denied ibol, the Resolved, That the present condition of
learn has In 3 g"‘~°al lnellsule “’°°"el°‘l- The Globe vs. Locke's New E-ra..——The power and the Spirit of ce.,,,_m'll_,,,t and com the comzfihee on 'ublic E‘ wndpure l 0 question could be raised, as be bad ool asked the country is one of peril and alarm, and
-l0u7"ml 0f C0‘”t‘”l€7'C¢’- Globe says: ‘ We are aiithorised to say that s0j,',l,'5,,,. The unfinlglwdpbm-SnpSS'(ltU mterd? (b, for the reception ofthe paper. The Speaker Calls loudly upon our countrymen to rally
Ola’ Sol«liers.—Gen. Harrison is the an. nothing is known to exist in the Treasury _V _ . ” .' Y. “ ‘ 3’ ° decided that the motion for the rocoplloo was in their own defence, to turn out the present
mo’ the resolutions of the Chairman of the - - - - -
*3 selfishdisastrous administration and put bet-
thpt ofthe Act of Conrrress giving a pcn- Department, or believed to exist, which justi- N TY_S lily H C Committee of Elections , implied in the presentation. The House af-
D ‘ ' ' (ML Campbell of ter debate sustainid the decision of ltlie tel‘ men lh their ' '
- - , - - places and to bring back the
sion to the soldiers of the Revolution ! He ties the statement made elsewhere, that the ' . . _
F I R s 1' s i-: s s 1 o N South Carolina,) proposing the refeience to Clmlr; and the question on the reception was government to the policy of Jefirwn and
was then in the U. S. Senate. The law as present Collector of New York is o-r has . _ .
it existeg before that time, only prplvidcd éqr bee¥yz._cle.fau.ldtcr.(’i t I b. t t Corrcspondeme of the V Y E11”;-—-— ghtfplglllétffegsfeilrlh0l.ll]tf:=l::iP:ll:£“SE33-hl)llr:[?§ l:iid on the table. The House then adjourn- ?I(b(liSltl)7&,haD(ldt0 rtlellilver this public plunder
those w 0 were so poor as to e c ararea e is is :1 ea s 0. ts o ject is 00 ap- - ‘ * ~ ~ ' ' t - ‘ _ . ed, ronit e an s o t espoi ers.
on the towns. He was chairman ofth: coin- parent to be mistaken or doubted for a mo- THURSDA1’. January 9- been annolmcid by the Speaker’ Mr' CM’ TUESDAY Jan. 14. R8301‘?-‘ell. That the last and Pl'€S0ht 80-
The New Era appears sensible of f Tl‘: l‘Il‘I3“' -l'~’l5;Y Q-llt’5ll°f'l lllllsd ll?“ 1313' §:,r.(lel:§3;e" being entitled to lheqloor "om In the Senate, the prominent subject ofthe mllll3ll‘ltl°t1 have taught "5 that 0"“ P’lt"’l'l ‘
oret e ouse t e most 0 t e ay. r. ° ' . do - b ‘ 1- ‘ll b‘ b v denti-il term of four tears is as lon as the
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without regard to the property of the sol- retort the civil imputation of falsehood thus B005» 0t Vltglhlhv 3 n_eW membflv and P09 melt)?’ Cllflord “Ems to resume his algu under discussion, as to its details chiefly, un- Presidency ought t0 he entrusted t0 0118 man.
diers. I-le mailltainled thatdthe country otyed tcllloltvn inltohitsfvplry teethtby its darlingp the hvhob brought with him a glpod reputatioii, M; Peck inquired “the Clérk had finish- til the Senate htll-opmetl_ plptli lp the m_t,lhctlppdOt- Martlp‘ Ivan Burch.
the money, an a tiousan times moret an o e. e o owing is a portion 0 t e as eent e prominent spca er. _ . _' . . ,_t' _ Io lbo Hooso, 111,-, Baker of Mossoobo- is c aracter an con uct wou eave us no-
money can repay, to the soldiers of the Re- reply to the official rebuke: . Mr. Lawrenc_e of Mass. presnted an im- flit le‘gl,llgunl5:‘s:)l::ll{'lhz;th£hE' lglgfkslclllollll setts, appeared, and took his slcat. thing t0 expect but lllsllslel and "ll"-
volutioii, who were paid at the time only in ‘ In the sense in which we first applied portant memorial in the House during the ski‘ ed the tit] we and man 0“! ' ll An important amendment was madeto the Resolved, That a decent regard to moral
pl’ 6 P‘ '= y le ‘"le°' honesty in the matter of appointment, is a
mittee on military affairs, and was indcfatig- merit.
able in advancing his bill allowing pensions this, and manifests not a little disposition to
oomloeniul money, or not paid at all._ the term defaulter to Mr. Hoyt, we repeat it day. It was from the American citizens in _ , rules and orders of the house, lht. wlch the
Kencbec Journal. and again apply it. It is not the Treasury China, and related to the opium trade, and l‘l‘llll]f'e dgllfinggifoullgdbgefilezgegnihfirlilf friends of freedom of action by lbo 1-opt-osom. better safeguard for the people's treasure,
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‘--y-:3, sixty persons were recently bopllsod by Department. with etery other Department of the official acts _of the Chinese governmpnt wished to hear the whole of it. doves of the people are greatly mdebled to than the bolts and bars of a national Peni-
,_. thp RH, ll,i_0,g,,p J. Rhees. of the Baptist the government. that shall. _niii_vn i_is I-‘ROM touching American and British trade. The Mr Clifford did not acquiesce he paid in Mr. Hoffman, of New York, and his ossool. tentiary. _
THE TRUTH. (!) Our position in this matter memorial was referred to the coinmittec on ' ' ” ' ates on the select committee upon that sub- Resolved, That the exclusion from the
is inexpiingable. VVe will use the word Foreign Afliiirs. _ _ lllltgclllle llald ‘low? léyhtlle g°ml‘.lm.l"l_
(defaulter) in its fair, bonafidc and popular The Senate had under discussion during ll °llS_e. as glall 9 ll” p°"lllS5l°_ll to Slsts it, this; that \VhereaS hllhel-lo the re.
- - - have a certain document read and he minrht 7)
acceptation, as ‘one who applies money giv- the da the bill for the armed occupation of . . _ . . ' . n 60 Q 5 ' oh d ‘d d ' b ffi .
- - - - - ll - r avuil himself of the rivile e of usin the M’ “S 7“ hon’ l en eel e mt 8" mm
en him in trust to unauthorized private pu_r- Florida. Mr. Pierce of l\. H., and Mr. whl ‘I tpf .t gH h d 3. h g;,,,_._ has cut off all pending ,,,0t,'o,,, fa,-
poses ;’ and we allege that Mr. Hoyt has Crittenden have been the principal speakers. t Q° e °"(l’llh.V ll P3? °.fll'] le 2 ‘l “S t p,,wml,,,c,,,s as well as a]1debate’itiS hero.
done this in one specific transaction alone to Mr. Sprague has the floor for to-morrow. 0 R141-flltiheck izgffimlngoln the-ePr;':‘§‘i3m-r alter to out of debate only’ and to hrlpg
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upon the ice; and boys “rel-O skalll-lg around the amount Of IIIOTC. 1 lS the COIUll]lll.t3l. OD l'Illlllfl.- . . g 5 . the House to a dll-ect questlon on each pend-
_ , Tl l l d fr h , Mr. Clifford said he had not the least ob . . . .
at the same tln‘he' _ie on y essentia i erencet at iiecan ry al3'alrs,of which Mr. Benton is chalrnian, .ection to the Clerk rmdina the whole d0c_ dlog amendment, lo the" pal-ll-amoola.-y oi--
. perceive between the examples (Hoyt. and and it is one of his man grand experiments l ‘ ° d 1- Tl H o'll lb f b l .
The bill to grant the bonds of Texas for . . . . . 37. ument 6 ' l8 W58 l l ere me e "0 ‘mg
. _ . . Swartwout and Price) the former rematns in the public service. It is opposed by some , ' or sooooiod as bol-olofol-e the oooossll of
$100 in exchange for $80 In Specie. Cash. ~ I l- ,. ,1 - U, - - , - f l Fhe Clerk then resumed and closed the .l ’ . . 1‘ y
' . '- . -' - ~ . - - - - a o ln0'0l'Ie ec in meas .oconse uence
and beamlg an annual mltrest of 10 per Ct‘ TELOITS isbeifiéidninciiil:i;m:llois€1'I{:'7f‘: dlletheyildntlol-nlsllfill-ogtmflmgeglfital.le 319% reading of the appendix to hfi statement (1 Pt .3 Jh t 2'". h h fill‘ h d
has passed the House of Representatives of ,1 ' * l" l°l°°° .' " .. Y 3’ ' road yesterday, 5' lll'°i’°se l°.l em W" °"l Ml"? l°l 3‘ l» h, l - ll tl tl tl h
1 ii , ' - _ , - OF Tuls Hfld One Of the COl'I)IT|ll.[eB On mllllaf affairs, . . . ano )ol-[unll to amend allgr or add to [henl_ U l L Dec aratlono [1 epell encelan ‘V 0
Texas’ and Gin‘ I-Idmlhon was only “mt. ‘-'-—"—-—?—- ' votes for the measure but collfessi-5 he is After whlch’ Cllfibrd resumed hls all‘ y l l has rendered name Still more illustrious
mg fly" fig “non of the Senate lo leave at , P05t{l'.£’‘ 0,/lP¢_"‘P{"l3‘5 1555 than l2m°-"‘ doubtful of its success,land is influenced in g,um°m and conllmltld lo Speak. “ll llasl 3 FT°”lll“3 H“7’tf7’d C0Wi6T- by his military and civil services, is eminent-r
Once or ur.0pe' . llllelc. ls 3 dlverslly ".l the tales °f ll°sl,ag° his opinion by senators from the Scum West. 0 clock’ lvhen the floor “:35 Obtamed by ‘.VHIG STATE CONVENTION. ly qualified for the office of President of the
NM’ Cfl’”°‘“l”e‘-R.°l’lll3°" has gol '1 glvelll" alml"la°s'r°glsl°ls'&’°""ld leqlllled Messrs. Preston and Crittenden have oppos- Ml’ (’°°.ller of Pa" in reply’ who had This body assembled at New-Haven on U- Sl3t9S"a“‘l lllls Collvelllloll m°5l°°l‘ll‘ll'
czipital caricature of Blair and Calhoun err,» at different. post ofiices. on pamphlets less ed lt on various grounds. and tlun-mrypcdls proceeded in but ‘a few introductory seiiten- Wednesday last at 10 A “ The Convem ly responds to hls pomlpatlpm
bracing, Blair’s arms around _ Calhoun s than the size of l2mo. (the common size of cpsslon they have lncltlcntally ceugurcd the ces when he yielded to a motion by Mr. tion was called £0 ordér ‘John MCLBHM Resolved‘ That in the name of JOHN TY,‘
neck, and Dixon H. Lewis looking on with almanacs, or 24 pages on a medium sheet) - , Cranston for an adjournment, on this mo- ’ -.,,- ~ 0. ' t ‘h
, , _ - executive head of the \Var Drparmgem for . , of \Voodslool; Hon Noyes Barber wasp - LER, of Viiginia, we recognize oneo t
delight at the spectacle. The followinrr extracts from the post oflice ,' . ' ‘ _ tion the yeas and nays were demanded, but . ' - .. P h ' tl * ' _
" . . . . ° “llllll lll°.V °°ll°‘-“B Very Jtl5ll.Y t0 be ll” d- pointed President pro tom, and Abijah Cat- l1°"°t'e‘l 3°95 0f l 9 llllclellt °lllllll°ll ll
Defa,,g[er,v_A son ,5 no“; poodlog to law, sent by the Post Master Gepcral to a worst managed campaign of any recorded]-n refuused, and thereupon the House a jour- tin’ of Harwl.mon' Secretary Pmlem. A Democrat ofthe old Schohh always opposed ‘
New Orleans» agtlmst Wlll- H- K9” the gellllemen m. Nell'."Y°rl" ln ansller l° "l' the history ofAmcrican warfare—more pro- fled’ Committee oftwo fromacounty wasoppolm. to the exercise 0t 3l'bltml'Y P°“'el' allll the
late postmaster of that place, as a defaultor flhlflefi 0hth15 Sllllilfcgv 5ll°“" tlllltlgllt °“lY lraolodlplls execulign ood more rnelancljoly ll.Io_NDAv, Jan. 13. - ed to nominate pormooeot ogfioors for the dangerous doctrine of ‘taking the rcsponsi--:»
to the g0V0Fhlh€ht t0 the i1m0l1l1t0f3b0.- °""3lY 4P‘lE°5 l° ‘° Pll q‘lllll°- PP‘ °°' in its results. The bill they say will fail, In the Senate, Mr. VVhite of Tennessee Conven[l0n_ A oommlnee of credentials bility.’ ’
House of Representatives of the legally com-
missioned meinbers from the State of New-,
Jersey, before their case has been examined,
for the purpose of giving the administration ~
a majority in the popular branchofCongress.
is in violaiion of the first principles of the go-
vernment--an alarming encroachment on the
rights of the States-—and in direct violation
of all the laws and usages which regulate
the organization of deliberative bodies. \
Resolved, That VViLi.mM HENRY Han-
RISON, of Ohio, the son of one of the signers
church, of Trenton, N. J. The ice was cut
away for the purpose, at a place near the
ichiirch. T-he immcrsions occupied about
40 minutes. Persons were employed to stir
the water to keep it from freezing. A large
concourse was gathered to look upon this
unusual occurrence, many of whom stood
ject, who proposed it to the House. It con-
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000- lll"° lltllll 242PP- l2tl;‘8"" lllll6l4°"°l3'&::l6 W‘ l8 either to‘ settle Florida or exterminate the ln- presented instructions receiied by him “Om were then appointed. The committee to no- Rcsollmlv That llle lllllallce lccelllly l-°l'm‘~ , ,
A great Whig gatliering lh TPSp0hSe to mo’ 6 pp‘ 3 m9’ Pl" 1. m°' ll" pa’ dians; and in the end it will be another e.\'- the Legislature of his state in relation to a tplpato Officel-S fol. the Corlvcntiorl’ reported ed between the Executive and the organ 0 '
the Harrisburgh nominations, was held at _l’°l.°l °°"”ll°ll 5'29‘ °l “(ill ‘ll'g‘?‘l'_l all my’ penditure of from 5 to 10 millions without National Bank, Sub treasury. &c. lbo followiog names; ’ Nullification is a very natural preliminary ’
Mobile, Dric. 30th, Gen. Robert Desha pre- ‘lliuls l° lle_°°llllled 35 _a S 6:“ Vl.“ d bringing any thing to pass of importancc—- Mr. \Vhite begged leave, in order that he 1;-m_P_r .1 t p to the measure which appeafs t0_ he the Oh-
sidin,-,-,'. Gov. Gayle and other distinguished ll m°.l°lll“ll 24 P4355 9 lP1'”l_tl°l 0“ P3‘ to say nothing of the donation ofthe three might neither be misrepresented nor misun- Hon N0 _ B e‘ml—ell\l't' L d no ject ofthe alliance, viz: the nullification and
citizmis addressed the meeting. The pC-o- ll" °l 3 5'29 larger lllllll l'°.Ya - sll .24 Pa’ million two hundred thousand acres of land dcrstood, to read the answer which he had ' ‘ES AR_BER’ 0 _ cw on 0. 0' total disregard of the solemn pledges of the
ple of Alabama will go heart and soul for g‘’S 3;“ t0 be t3l“’“ fls 3 slleeli. lllll ll mllle contemplated in the enactment. Tho bill determined to send to the Legislature. While F0’ Vt“ P"e3‘l‘le”l5i general government to hold the lands ceded .
Harrison. lllllll ~4 Pages be Pllllled °" PllP‘?r °f lhslfe speaks of the termination ofthe Florida war, he agreed with the resolutions in objecting R‘llPl1 R Pllt’lP53 l'llll'll°l‘l °°'l"l)'- ’ by the States ‘in trust for the oommon bene-
The U. S. frigate Macedonian and sloop ngt grffltellhan hoyal, the slleel ls tl)l"l “ml” and contemplates the feeding and clothing of to the establishment ofa Nrtional Bank, he ~l‘l°°l{ B“55‘-‘-t- New H339" C°"“t.Y- fit ;’ and that this corrupt coalit_iou wtll soon
Opta,lp_ salletl ‘l-tom I)enSac0lo Dec. 18th 6 l° ~ Pagesv “t he taken to em lace ell’ ten thousand men until the war shall be tei'- dissented from them on the Sub-treasury sys- Ellllllll R l’V"ll°l""ll- N9,” L°ll‘l°ll °°"lllY- squander and dissipate the national inherit-
the former lo, the W,-mlward Islands’ the el'y|p)a£,’e qlrl the ptlpelgt I h h l minated. VVhat time that will be 0innis- tem, giving his reasons at great length in Chas B- Hllllllellv ll?’-‘llllt‘l‘l °°ll“lY- ance unless restrained_by the bold and fear-
loiior lo Tompioo, . h _ alllp els fllllllle 1°" esshl all 3 ‘Y ° et‘ cience only knows, and what the expense that answer, and concluded by resigninghis Lemllel llutlbllltv l-fllclllleld °°'“llY- less expression of public. opinion. _ . l
,_ _ .. , S ell ° PllPel'°_ ll 5'” ‘"33" all l°.Va ' all may be no less a power can tell. The war seat in the Senate. -l0_hh MCL9ll3"- Wlhdhaln °°l"ltY- j Resolved, That in view of the just rt 3
l\aptilclc(pt, the serfi {gill} hombe oftthcp \_\ halhe- to be charged with the postage on afullsheet, ‘commenced in l835, and it is new as far A Message was received from the “rat. Timothy Green, Middlesex county.. ofthe people of ibis state to a fair slid
jf’.lf’[;. ls ”Th:nl§i: oalcsc Tiimlh Siioerare l)l](!)1lt.tne but “they be Plmted 00 the h8lt0Ttl19 tollllll from the end as ever, Twenty millions have Department, showing the appropriation ne- PeYl°l‘ R Gllbells 'Il°ll‘lll‘l‘°°lllll.V' the _national patrimony, to which they .
l ll‘ g l g ofa Sheet °l Pall" "°l grelller than r°y’ll' b e d d and th Semi l h r for the I dian De art t f h F0 S 4- t 2 liberall contributed and of the irnrni
put lmmlhe map with all its historic fame they are to be aharged with halnhe postage ehn expen eh I be h no es now ave cessa y I) p men or t e . 1 ) r r eci_e (bl: as, so _l '_ by h_ h ‘t _ . th t d in
. the annals Ophemtc advemum a full sheet a rmer foot 0 d t an t ey had when the year 1840_ y . ‘ Dame I'yler,«W_ind am county. _ pen nit w ic l is now rea one ,we
m . ml“ ' ' campaign commenced. - Mr. Wright, from the Committee on Fi- Nathaniel Perry, Litchfield county. nestly ‘recommend that they immedi —
Net" 34000 Wel_'e Sllbscrlhed "fit B03-toh Tlle 3l"Pl“9 P3893 0? ‘mi’ Plllllplllfl °l To~day, Mr. Strange, of N. C. has spoken nance, asked to be discharged from the mes. La Fayette S. Foster, N. Ijondon county. make known their wishes to Congress;
ll” ’"lrel°r5 3‘ M°bll°' magazme are to be c°nsld°r°d 3 sheet‘ upon this bill, and meaning no pun, I may sage of the President, in compliance with a Jabez ll‘. Taylor, Hartfordcounty. for this purpose that petitions be circula
in all the towns in this State; to be signed
A gentleman of Liverpool. it ls Sfll¢3.'has APPOINTMENT in’ THE PRESIDEST, by say he has made a very strange and umiat- resolution of the Senate, in relation to the Voted, That the several delegates from
lhwlmed a steam engine that will perform and with the advice and consent of the Sea» ural speech in opposition to it. Mr.-.S. gave _Banks wh3ch___h_ad suspended. On motion each county select one from each town. as a the citizens generally, without distinction
the distance between Liverpool and Ameri- ¢z.ze___Hemy D, Gilpin of Penn; lvania, to his reasons foropposing the billof his friend 2600 copies were ordered to be printed. committee to report aticket for State Officers. party. '
co in six days. . : _ be Attorney Generalof the Unite States, in Mr. Benton. He thought the sheme an im- Also,‘from the-report of the-Secretary of A committee to prepare an address and 'Resol_i.-ed, That the administration of t
Judge White. of Tennessee has resigned the place of Felixflrundy elected-afleniitor pi'a,cticiible_one,innd ‘was in l'o;voi-.of';.deal.ing State. in’ relation to the privileges and i'e§ti'ic- resolutions to the Convention, was then a- State for the lasttwo years, is a sure gnu .
his seat in the U.'$.-Senate ‘ of theifinited Statesfrotn‘ ierihezsee. " with the Seminoles -more siimmsrily. . Fviy lions of the_- United States 'l‘.0_m}Tl€l‘Ce with dEipteil.—' " ty,.tliat the ticket for State Officers nomi
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