The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1804-03-13 00:00:00, page 4

EIGHTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE F REPRESENTATIVES.
- Moxpavy, Fes. 13, 1804.—1 he houle agroec? to the mod.
sfication of the amerdm<nis to the bill for carryieg into effed the
laws of the United Statesin Louifiiane, as agreed o by the {enate,
Pievioufly to the vore of agreement Mr, Nicholion fated that
by luch agreement, all prevision for regifisring veffeis, whether
owned by citizens of the U aited Staies or ishabuants ofLovifiana,
would be waved; and thac that fubje& was before the senate in
another shape., The bill is consequently passed.
The houte referred the refolanons, relating 10 claims to lands
ceded by Georgia to the Uniicd Staces agiced 10 on Friday 10 a
feleti committee tobnng ma bail, - ~
The boule went inio commiitee of the wheole—Mr. John C.
~Smuhin the chair—on the biil for the reduion of the marine
corps.
19 he bill redaces the officors of the corps to 1 captain 2nd 12
licutenants, & emp&wers ihe Piclideat, atany futare period, wheo
in bis opinion 1t may be neceflory, 1o avgment ihe pumber ot
officers {a as not 1o exceed thole at present auihonfed by law. ‘
On moroe ot Dr, Letb the period from which the redußion 1s
to take place was fixed'ta be ihe lit of March. 2
Whea thccomminiee scfe ard reporiea he biil, which the House
i nmediately wock up, and v:idered to aihicd reading iO-morrow—
Ayes Gﬁ. ‘ : _
A bll for the relief of Samue! Corps, having pissed through
a committce of the ﬁ\ole, was ordered o a thiid re2liag to
merrow. e
Oa motion of M¢. Jackson the Houle tock ap the bili thak
ing provificu for the application of the money berewoloie apuru-.
priaed to the laving ontand makieg puplic roads icading from
the pavigable warers empwin%‘inlo the Atlannc to thc‘O"mu, river, .
Mr. R. Gntweld moved 010 amend (he fiift (&SSO, as
wvelt the Prclident with a generai power to appoin: thice com
m:lliorzls to designate a rout, to be reporied to Congrels, for
thetr ultimate decificn, which motina, aticr a thort conversation,
was ageced 10 by a conliderable wajority.
The committee rose and reporsred=rhe biil with several a
mendments,in which the Houle concured and ordered the bill’
Tto a third reading on Wednelday, : :
TUBSDAY, FEB. 14. Mr. Rodney oblerved that a {uhyeft
had some time since becn beloie coogrels, v which the com
mercal worid was confirderably intecilcd ; he alluded to the
Hixiog a {tandard of weights ard weafures. Uader an impreflion
thar this wes a 2 fit lithe to reiome ns coafideration;, he moved a
sefolution to inftia& the cotamittee of Comnmerce and Manafac
tures, tu enquire into the cxpediendy of fixing a Rtandard of
‘weights avd mealorzs, :
~ Mr. Leib {uggefled ihe propricte of referring the fubjeft 1o a
feleft commutide, 1o which idea Mi. Rodaey aequielced. The
‘mation was ordzred (0 lie watil (o-morcow.
Anengicid bill for the relief of certain military pensioners
in South-Caroltna, was read the :hi:d time and passed,
Ao engiclitd bili for the seduftion of the marine corps was
yead the :hird ume, and pafled-—Yeas 73-—Nays 40.
Aa engioil-d bis) for the telicf of Samuel Corps was read the
third time, aod the bili passed—Ayes 63—Noes 44. ;
Mr, Thome’s mouon for the appomtmentef a» joirt com
mittec of thic Iwo Houles to report whea it will be expedignt to
‘adjourn, aod what bafisels i will be proper previovtly to atterd
10 was agreed to.
My, Bard’s motion for the impolition of a tak of ten doilars
‘wpon every negroimported into the Uniell States was rtaken up.
A debaicarole which continued 111 l 4 o’cleck, when an adjourn.
ment rock place without amy dectfion,
Mc{lrs. Bard, Findly, S. L. Mirche!l and Sican, supported ;
and Mcflcrs. Lowodes, Bedinger, Macon, Moore, and Huger,
'eppoled ithe ielolutions.
WEDNESDAY, F&B. 15.—Mr. Nicholson reported a bill
providiag for the settlement of sundry claims to pubiic
lands lying south of the state of Tenncilze, which was re
. ceived and read the firlt time.
Dr: Leib moved to postpone its furthér consideration
to the firlt Monday in December next. i
This motion was loft—Ayes 31 —-and the bill referred
to a commitiee of the whole House.
Mr. Leib observed thatan account of the most extra.
ordinary nature had been recently laid before the House
by the Navy department refpe&ting the expences of the
Marine Corps. It was indeed . a phenomenon in .ac
‘counts. It was of such a nature as required the inrei
pofition of the House gither to annihilate or reform the
office of accountant of the navy. The ftutement was &
species of non defeript never seen before in the United
“ States. | From it, it appeared that the public money had
been expended in a most extravagant way wichout any
cefficient check. » |
- Fromuit, it likewise appeared that the lieutenant colo
nel commandant had united in his person the offices of
‘quarter-malfter,forage master, commiflary and pay-mas
ter, without check or controul. There was a high ne
cessity; Dr. Leib, fuid, when the government was look
ing to economical reforms, to attempt some reform in
this department of expenees.. It was his opinion that
“the office of the accountant of the navy onght to be a
bolished, or, at any ratey, some salutary reform effe&ted.
_He, therefore, moved a resolution, :
That the committee of ways and means be inftru@ed
to enqtire into the expediency of abolithing the office of
a¢counrant of the navy, to report by bill or otherwise.
~ Mr. Nichelfon moved to amend the motion by adding
to it, “and the office of the accountant of the war de
partment”-~His reason for this motion was that a bill
to that eff:& was introduced into the House two years
ago. Mr. N. added that he was of the opinion, that an
infinitely better arrangement could be made at the trea
fary if these officers wege abolished than if they were Ye
tained. = i ' b
Dr. Leib scqtiiefced in the amendment. A
. The resolution {0 amended, was then agreed to—= Ayes
V6Io i E ;:-— ; E o i :
Tha House resolved itfelf into a comnittes of the
whole~—Mr. Varoum in the chair—on Mr, Bard’s reso
lution to impole a Tax of ‘Ten Dollars on every Slave
imported into the United States ; the debate on which,
occupied the remainder of the. fitting. o g
Mr. Lucas supported and Mr. Holland opposed the
refolugion.y. s vki Dak T BSI
~ When the final question was tiken on the resolution
and carried in the affirmative—Yeas 71.
- Tayrsbay, reß. 16.—Mr, J. Randolph, from the
cominitice of Ways and Means, reported a bill paying
a dury of tendollars upon every slave imported into the
United Stare's.-ieé-*‘-QReacl twice. Gl SO e
. Mr. J. Randolph moved that itbe made the order of
the day for to-motrow. R e
- Dr. Leib moved that it be made the order for a more
R D T
~ When an adjonrnment was called for, and carried
~witheut any question being put on the previous motion.
i Erinay, r 2. 1 7.—Dr. Leib, from the committee i€
“pointed on that subject reported a bill mére cffedtually
to secure the independence of the jndges of the courts of
= S o ket I, S g £ osy e % * 2 sao)
_ Referred to a committee of the whole House on Mon-.
;f?,giigw&ﬁ@nmr&w@mz
i a bill making fanther provision for extinguithing Jdebis
" due from the U. Staeported abill, ©=~ - 00
7 Referred to a committee of the whole on Monday,
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