Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-28

oae, had never perceived before. Ii was Rat.I
BY one Of the Managers, who had 5..a IN -.
ifiAna, and b. another we'll acquainted viii ~.
iituation Of The country, that the (crer.a.s
there were ufua.ly in PARTIES in which the inb'
bitants were gcneTa!ly Of one defcrp,ion. yon,
LOT thofc parlfhes wcre entirely competed Of 81,
niards, lome of French, fcme of Germans, al
fome Of Creoles. II caah OF them were 70 Cro
"a member, the legislative body would Be c.r
poted of peIfons Of different language. n.
representatives. Of no two parilhes woul 2.,5,,,
iipeak the fame language. This, Mi. l.ic5l
fon iaid, was the principal reafon which ind
cd the Managers to recommend thar the HouC
lhould recede. There were other reafons Of J,
very powerful nature, which it was not nccef
fary Tor him to fate
Mr.. Smilie declared himfelf in favor Of reed
ing, as he withed The Gill paGed, under the con.
vction that, without the propolcd new fiction
It would provide for the people Of LouiGana
better government than they at 2relent enjoy.
&c.
Mr.. Alton obfefved, that in confequence Of
limitation in the bill, it would expire in one
year, which would be antecedcns to the time
when the contemplated Legislative council, a,
eligible by The people, would be or2anized.-
He WAS, therefore, in favour of rec-dog.
The ouriti0n was then taken, by Yeas and
Nays, on the recediog, aid carried IN tie aifr.
native Yeas 5I-Nays IS.
The Managers further recommend tlas the
TI9ule dloold Lift on their Amendment: declar.
ing null all grants fubfquent to ,be treaty oGSt.
IdEo6i0-with an amendment, f4vng Joaa
PIE grants toa certain extent made to actual
fettiefs.
Mr.. R. G,ifyold faid he Mould vote againG
The amendment, with the view OF af,egwad, yot.
ing againl iniiRiag on the origina an.endulsnc
Of the Hluie,
Mr.. Nieholfon and MIR. Smile fei' few
words in favor of.agrceing 20 the amendment.
When the queltion was taken On con,urng
with the .eporc ofths Managers, and carried
Ayes 81.
The louie yook up the bill receive4 from
the seoate, altering the tio,e Of the next cf.
a5a ot Gongrcfs ;e the tx Monday Of Novem
5at-
On ii: qotGion whether the fare hal
pals
MsiTrs, Leib, Sloan. Bedinger, and J. Clay
fuppartca; and Mstits Thatcher, Lyon, HOg.r,
and Elmer oppai.d il.
When ne qp.aioo VS. taken ~ Yeas and
Nays, aud The b.i Ell. d-Yeas 54-Nyi
43.
Mr.. Claibo.ae cziea a2 TIE Isl! making far.
ther pfoviion II extlagaihng as2t' dae by the
United States.
Mr.. Lci5 aid "a VI. friendly to he Pinci-
pie OF lie blIl tq a.l,s7el, froa tie late .,e.
r9d Of re the + ili5a q Faa &c he, laes;,
fose, n,ogedits Yoapoas 20 l6a q. Aeaag
ofDecember.
Mr.. Elmer exPrs@sf coincidence 0! .saa-
nent with MIR. L.ia-
MI Cia:tosne lad i. 7e- &no~n 70 III:
EIoufc that be WIS fT,enoy = rals BILL: he wis.
however, ienlibie hsy i Is 500 st- % VI ~.
on it duting The Fg-lea. if.9n 81, }aiy win,
shc1efare, q, this fine, 80 TIC olb -
luch ,eipettful l;uatioa a. woa4J f,comWendE
to the carly attengion .. ~oagfaS az their mex;
felton,. fIe, therefore, atqoia.ced n thc PvA'
ponement.
The motion of pofPonenlent vas shen caa,ied
without digiion.
The HoJfe went Into committee q the whole
- MIR. 7. c. Smith in the claif-cn t5e OH
from the Senate 10 plnilh certain Chimes agalat
the UpiIed States.
The arit Ccction of the b:I was read. It pr,
vdes for the punihment q0jtJ death any peoo,
who alsll wlifully burn, Gn1 Or deasoy aay vs-
tel.
Mr.. I,ieb moved toarike OUT qpit3 ae0t5"
and toiMert, {" by imprisonment net czcs:dl0s
f ureeen years"
This am:ndncntgayc rifc to debate oflon:
ictee ct ard length, on the comparative adgan'ss'
cs Of Imaginary an mild punhments, and on 'A'
relative magnitude Of the offence the PunahncM
OF which was under confederation.
MrGrs. Leib, Smile, !. Clay, BIner, and
Stanton fuppoltsd and MeG's. Nicboton, ti''