Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-25

rs 11;ttee Inc Only reason Wdss thas
.Sss had Supposed il was sufhcieuii9 offici,
=. Nm the newspapers, and had tsfsrled 20
Kan when occasion required, as they
..o,,Id have done to any other auihofity.
Ne held il correct proceeding, that Z
was the right of any member 9. saas hcuss
% call for aoy informelion rssasise TO any
suliecs he should stways favor such an
s,c|;ea,Ion.: he therefore did nor rise 10
earosr the gea,lemap : tnosloo, bpsIo a.
.nsjs,p; IL Ior Che commstes $ nothayiog re-.
porssa ss. 8
IS Dana said that tie observations OF
~. 81, N AZ, fro 10 g5Dia had been made
w,,h his geoefsl candOr BE hae'no doubt
hui the conaBiscc considered sash rster.s
..nse as HEY be q rszde correct bar ~ no.
rab,ic minis we're strictly Official, end IS
ss,sy were called upon 70 deliberate % the
4 =. gelamssion itself. he thought Il necessa-
sey should have.Is before then. We're
not called together on this sobjecspar.
,Ieulas s., he might not see Ire same ne.
ees.i(y for having il {; but as 4 was e he
he has,. IN some measure Of their pro-.
d;aSss. sheyDughl 10 have ~ oiEstalco
a.al Is. MIR. ID. sIsothCugRs Itwas more
- -, rees w.a enever congress were called TO-
ss,h.r bvsa reclamation thai they should Be.
sssseialIy Sns fed. The gepslsmsn from
n4as.srbnsts.sss was ia an error so sarsas re.
ted ~ thc.fuf ~ Of giving notice Of cxs
,raoyainary ST. ;iDgs he had ooaefssood
The esnllerosu sag BAT congress we're
:eapss.$oae,heyssg gEotlamsslonpa5hshsd
sarssaanry. g,S9lch was official Dokice.
sTa;s 3 - pos Tie 6 ~ rect course. Il was
rms tsy were NOW az gathered sogesnfr
but thsir ioatsals wouSa net shew how: I.
ygaes, s, ek L asrdioagy ssssloe had been
x,tIe. to- j lsster hao been adds ssed
81 saeh m.saber haea h7e secretary OF
s,a,e IS !5sirg tie pSocsasSeeticn Tor the
enc saa HIN was capable Of bsiFg
aooe ii xssyy nssaaee, bY tfanssni'yirg
,brae ie,irss 10 yssS ezseaEiSe cf each state,
wsa n1ieh: notify N ineiYiaaat'y. ms
haa hssn he course, ssa lie laougat II
more correct ihan ahs oeaeg
Tie question on The FSs9Ia;Ion being
,skcu, was carried. 7Gt9 SIS aa1 Nlessrs
Quincy and Durwell nance S. asossafait-
resto wait4on he pfes'dsns ior the pur-
pose,
Mess.s. CRaaalxr scd Clepsoa presented
papers respecting post roads whieh were.
Iefsrrsd.
Mr.. quincy, from The cospmisise a.,
poia,ea 10 wais on toe presldSnsso confcr-s
rai,y 10 q resolution passed this day, re-.
roytea. thai thew + ad executed thar duty,
and hat t.eswould carss a cory OF the said.
psoslamas;on 10 be furnished sosmosrow
gaaFnirg.
The house, according 10 the order Of
the dsv, weot iato commisiee OF the
whole,
Mr.. BAssETr IN The chair.
Ga he report Of the comnastee OF cleo.
lions "a ths contested election at SViiiialn
MCFesfYs; when lecgeby sdsbasc ensu-
cd. Messrs. Desaa and Findgey supports
ed he original repofs, aad Mrssss SaWYer
and Love ofpcsed i.
Ths quesgipn was then taken on the a.
nssndnssns proposed by Mts B,bhoo lyloos
Gay, aud nsgstised b. a1iarse m sjofl.y.
Wheo E5r. Randolph opposed the re-.
pdrs az considerable length, and Mr.. Key
replied after which
Mr.. Clay mcsed TO amend the orr
pinsl resolution reported By the eoaanl1f-
lee of elections, ss follows:
Res9lqed. That the second section q the
Isl article Of ths constitution OF the Ualt-
ed States having prescribed tue quahfca-
lions OF the person wao may be elected re-
presen;ss ;yes Is The congress Of she y. S.
ne;lhv; The congress Of the United States
nor The isgislatorr of any Of the states can
cOps,i,uiioaaisy sddlo, or take from those
qualifications.
Resoh,ea, That the several sections OF
lhc two acts of the state cf Maryland pass
IL :. ~ zoo. and IN ~ nu 2O2. so