Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

sendent members OF the democratic party, has
cauled the fycophants and BAL feiys' gentry
If he Executive to rrenbe for their lhfety,
CenlibIe that the people had been led as il were
hl;ndfolded TO the aaughter The knowing
ones whifper in M. Iefferfon's ear, it IS IN
your power TO relieve us from this dilemma ;
cnly now make virtue of uecethtY, and VOL
unfairly comply with this re1uelt of Mr.. Ran
doloh. and we will as readily vote in favor of
the information's being made public as we
have hitherto fervilely voted) to keep II be-
hind the curtain A lucky idea, fays Tom
5ay. Il will fave your ba,ol and efettually
noD the glamour of th0le wicked federal prin-
ters who are con1antly and 10 4ajaqly upbraid-
ine Us with keeping back intelligence from our
good friend Bonaparte."l
"A motion was made W Mr.. Randolph and
fsconded; that The Homie 10 come u the fol-
lowing reioiurion,
Rs,aiyei, That the injunction Of fecrecy M
poled on the me6age Of the PRECEDENT Of the
United States Of the 3Oth March re taken off
T. 70 far As relpct1 the document, accompanying
the fame with the exception Of the letter
from our Miui9cr at Paris 20 the Secretary
Of S.ate If the 27 h of December, 1897, and
the words cOnt4iaed IN the pa@en'heii' IN
the laR fenteGce of the extract from Mr..
Pinckneys letter OF IaI 20, 1898.
And o. the que1iou that the H1ufe do
now proceed to take ths laid propelled ref
clulion iuto coniderltioa, It paled Ia the
neEative-Yea 45 Ways II.
"A motion was rhen made by Mr.. Ran
doleh and leconjed, that the Houle do
come to tue following relo utoa
ReioEvsa, That the injunction Of lecrecy
impoled On the mehsge Of the Freiident Of
the United States aud the documents accom-
panying the fame, be taken off 10 far as re-
lates 10 rhe copy Of an official note from Mr..
Champaign 10 Gen. Srmlroug, Of the 18th
Of January. 1903, aud Of an official letter from
Mr. Erlk,ne (his Britannia mljeltys envoy 10
the Secretary Of State Of the Esd Jan 1898
And OF the queaion that the Houle d. now
proceed 20 take the laid ProPoted refolution in-
20 confederation,
It paTed in the negative, Avs IS, Nays IS.
April >. the President made a communi-
cation permitting Mr. Campaigns letter to
appear NvheTeup0n Mr.. Randolph made a
motion to take the same into consideration,
which passed, loo To 1--when Mr. Ran
dolDh made 2 motion To publish the secret
Journal from the 3Oth Of March 10 this day,
and Oh motion To amend the same BY cx-
eenting tile message Of the President Ut
that date, wAISh passed In the affirmative,
Yeas 81, nays %, and on the question that
the Blouse agree t0 the order for publishing
It As amended, It passed, Yeas 10, nays 40.
Or Those who voted il the negative are,
Messrs. w. Aston, lr Bacon, ard,
Blake, ir. Blount, Brown, Butler, Cal
houn, G W. Campbell, NJ. Clay, Clop-
tom, Cuts, Deane, EpPes, FINLEY,
Fisk, Franklni, Goodwin, Green, Heis-
ter, Holland, Humphreys, Ilsley, Lam
BERTH. Morrow, Nicholas, Porter, Pugh,
Rhea Of Zen. ~. Richards, Seaver, ].
II. Smith, Southland, Storer, Thompson,
Verpianck, Witherill, NJ. Williams,
wilma.
THURSDAY, APRIL z.
The c-u-Elst-eg o. aaJ1urnucF. reported
shat so bills remained To he acted upon but