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

e'' .,,<r rose and reported the bill, which
e0'Aa a,y,rred 10 a third reading 60 10 z !;
va ras afterwards read and passed, Sc 10
~ a., =. Montgomery moved that the.
ca1.oro cognlisec 5ot the Whole o.
Nh hid making co.anenssiion 10 q, NJ.
D., W.. aod his companioas--N egasiyed.
pes 81 90,
J s,a elf intoa commtsser OF Toe whole,
81 On liz bill tos the relic. Of toe So
.s,u,,a.ed effects s seidiess Of ,hesarmy
tn. dotted States. 5ssE. Curtis 10 the
~, BIB moyed that the committee rise
"a AK leave 20 SIT agA'n tor fic did not
s.,;,se thai three n.s snbars OF the commit,
-. had considered tie bill or knew lis
psoVisioss. -
.olA.ers at preseot, he said. were IN
.a,.e .stua,ioo ihan those OF any ether
,a,an. In most coacsties was provi.
-, IT this KIDD; 10 this counrv, howe.
Ger 20 its disgrace, these WAS no such
,,ov,s,on. Esen cow they nigh, see poor
.,,,ebes around ,he door. reduced cihsis
,pichss from hard service. No man ct
bomgpity cooio see il uomoved. These
men even now would do gssrison du'y.
They would be capable Ct giving good
Instruction. and useful information ,hey
vauld forms in fact so maay military schools.
M. n. weut in,o an examination Of this
subject. There were also, he said, at
msssur, officers in the army CT the y. S
shoby age were incapable Of performing
e tour of cu,y. Heeiyed instances OF two
majors, who OF whom lately died, VITO
we're totally incapaci,a,ed from service.
and beios both revolutionary soldiers, aud
puIsy o, co misconduct, the execuaye,
shough authorized 1910 do, would never
BE- SO totally dead TO feeling ss to dismiss
lhsn from service. The one nov left
vas obliged 90 be drawn ABBOTT or carried
ablsuke, from camp to camp; while
sihers younger or more active mso, were
i:pl back from service BY his occupying
hey place.
Mr.. Bi55 felt ss much commisers,ion for
q ibis class OF c,iizsns, as any one could do.
lGsauo, TO the priac,pie which he object. /
cd; but ihe house were Dot now prepared
q 10 investigate the asstits of any bill which
needed discussion TO explain them, aud il
Sn therefore he had made she mo,ioo.
Aithe nsxi sessioa, he should be wiling
10 nee, the gentleman 90 the sobiect.
mr. jlQc0a was Influenced by the same
motives as the gentleman from Georgia.
he also ,houghs the bill waused amend.
r,or, which could DOT well be made now.
y Toe committee then rose, ayes So. re
ferisd progress, and were refused leave 20
@agae, = 20 g.
90 motion OF Mr. luorro5o. the hoase
rsclved usels into commistee of the
sAoie. So TO IS, Mr.. w. Aston in the
talr, Cd the oh 10 ascertain tbs bouada-
lies Of the lard districts 8. Indiana terri.
ery, snd,o continue for longs time The
ahOrly OF lie com missioaers of Kas-
hskias.
III Mr.. Nelss1 moved .ha, The CON mis,ee
Iss.
W
AT l'a2rrogp objected to it as he considered
very important That the bill should pass. 1t
sDnded tor continuing the commissioners of
~AAasklas, who had lately discovered fraud
SanHcd on the property of the United
Saes to the amount of 10000 acres of land,
States, - - - : = ~ ~
Rr IFs'soR said the I'LL was not important
comparison with that which the house Just
FUSED 10 discuss Mr. n. thought what was
xe toshe goose was sauce to the gander
fsfed this bill would so the way OF all bills.
=. &a~~cw stated that this bill went to
~ from individuals land the property Of
). %hich they now wrongfuly held !;
sSS material TO the interests OF the United
s,. cf some further observations the com.
~,ss rose, As to 80.
III