Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-30

secretary Of stare rr!asye - M Iron Ii
those powers /; With wa, o,d .as''' vii
printed 0'ss'ed 70
Mr. Clark said it would b. r,
by the house, thar he had sem. :.0Hee
been directed to make ,,si,,a," ae sly
ton 10 general Wilkinson. He ~" ~
IN his hand cotrespoodroee ", r ,bs@
Dish government, which he land h,ass'
table as II wen, 10 subs,au,ia,e end u
contained 10 hat statement. pa h
These papers were rsads
chiefly OF memoranda 10 the Nam seas
OF Philip No!and, aud puro,tTs wiling
instructions from general SN,xS" b;
hcmas Power, aud oil so.,.~o s
Thomas Power. ~ l1oa
Mr.. Rando!pa moved tina, they be-;
ed. 'S'iut
Mr.. Smile opposed tn. priu,u, a.,
were indeed testimony. tbl. house v MH
the tribunal 10 decide uponit. ''e0'
Mr.. Randolph said, II was csr,,,
from the noise in the house, Or som. ~ "a
cause. the papers as read could nc, i. a'
derstood. They appeared TO emb, h.. D.
correspondence Of Philip Nolsod ,s;4
be he agent of gen. w. with P,r., "a'l
in the courseo Of them there was aps
mediation that geo. W's. hand w,;, O
should nc, be used. He pres.ns,
gentle men felt more interested in ,h a'
than in the papers every day laid on iss :,
tables and prioted.
Mr.. Smilie said, they had hsi eoo.,b :,
this busioess of denuocation, and h. e'S o."
ed no more of 1t. lie was wiling ,sa'h.
papers should De eco. to the cou,, of :"
quiry, bu, be would SO no further.
Mr. Ra'dolbh called Tor the yeas (, nav,
on the motion for printing.
Mr.. Phea supported the motion f.,
printing.
The question va, then taken by yea,
and pays % printing, and Carried, 81 %
80.
On motion Of Mr.. Kelly, the p.psrs,Si,
day presented by Mr.. Clark, were order.
ed to be transmitted TO the presden, Of ,hs
US.
Mr.. Holmes. from the committee Of
claims, msds report % the claim of ma,
dame Beanmarchais. 1h. ccmmi,tre
thought proper to state by way Of report
why the claim had DO. been dtcidtd on BY
the committee this session. The repOr,
asks leave for the oramistee 70 b. dischae,
ed from the further consideration of .hs
CLAIM, the presea: session.
Agreed.
The epgrossed bill to supply the dehci
10 the appropriations for the public build
logs, being read the third tims.
MIR. Randolph called for the yeas and
pays upon il
Mr.. Randolph then opposed the bill al
some length, on accoun. OF Its ;ofringios,
as be conceived, on every principle G! tho
constitution and the law; for 4 this wers
to be permitted, they might as we'll opeu
the treasury sod dismiss their accounting
officers j: onee.
Mess. Holland, Stanford sod Snili.
replied they conceived that The superio
,eoJaot, acnag urder resolution OF The
house to prepare the room Tor the pex
mee'irg had doue his duty 10 preparing
ii; arJ was a. Ieas. jus;.e-bic la having
acted go.
The question Eas then taken, aad the
b:.l pass q IS 10 8.
A message aasreceived from he se0ss
inforniug ;hc house tia. they had agreed
TO the amendments Of ;his house 10 the
act supplementary iothe embargo Law, vita
amendments to ihem which wsIe taken
op and ag red to.
The bill 10 empower the president Oh
he Uoited S.a,es TO exchanges certain sites
for torslhea,ions 10 Por,!sud, Maine, Seos
hrou5h committee of the whoie,
MR PITEEH 10 the chair
And was ordered 10 third reading, o.