Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-02-06
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
.RIoAy, JAN. 80, 1909.
THE Houfe took up the bill for an extra
felIi,n of Congress, which, after warm aud
piiGopate debate of conf derabIe length, pAiled
ieas so--Nays 20.
MONDAY, JAN. %.
After the difpofal of feveral local and pri-
vate bills, The Houie went into committee on
The Military Establishment Bill
o., bill TO raife a new STANDING ARMY
of Fifty 75osaad men, to be denominated
VoLuSrsERs, to ierve for two years.-The
Comlnlrte- rofe and reported the bill. In the
Houie .he bill pailed to be engroilea Yeas
71-Hsys AS.
TUESDAY, JAN. "a
No,hing Of great importance is now taking
pace in Congreis The two houies can come
to 10 agrecmen, upon the NAVY BILL. To.
morrow the Yoiuafes, .d,my BIZ will come up
again. Tue NON-iNrERCOuRSE BILL.
Gill llccps, Mr. BAvARp, who has lately ia
ken his feat, will exert himfef in oppelition
to that mearare, in the Senate and all the
world knows that he can oppoie to il the
rghsy effort of mighty man.. Mr.. Bacon,
the democratic leader from the North, init
nates publicly that he will move repeal of
the Embargo, before the conelu6oa Of The iez-
zion.
Ahou, hafa Million of DoIIar.is appropri-
a'ed tor FOR APPLICATIONS
TvEsDAv EvGNIsc.
Mr.. Nicholas has jun moved Relolu,ion.
declaring, thar after the----lay Of,
it viii tie proper to REPEAL rtIE EMBAR.
100 AND DEFEND OUR RIGHTS UPON
THE OCEAN
From the political character of the mover,
there can nc no doubt thar this is a meafure
OF the Cabinet. Some, however, confider il
IA mere political manruvre.
Mr.. N declared on this occA6on, rs he had
before done, both in the Caucus and the houfe,
that he confdered War as unavoidable.
The Reio.ution is made the order for Mon.
day next.
hill for appropriating 100000 dollars for
completing tortiica,ims in the feveral States
the enfuing year, and for erecting fuch other
foruhcafions as may be deemed necelary,
wAs amended aud ordered to be engroned.
s1r By tbi. bill $4,000 dollar, a,s sYpsep,isssi
FIR 10. st4ss, 1000 for Mspda~eys.s, 5000 fsy
Rhode Jasni, saa $4,000 far C~astfe.,.l
WEDNESDAY, JAN.12s.
Mr.. QUINCY, arreited the atten-
ton Of the Houfe this day. by a
charge OF improper conduct in the
Pre6dent, in not accepting the offer
ed rcGgna:ion Of Gen. LINCOLN in
1897. He attributed it to perfonal,
rather than public Object and in the
courfe of his remarks, openly avow-
ed that the objca of executive favor.
itiim, was TO lrrve Gen. Dcarborne,
in return for unworthy fervices. -
Mr.. Q concluded, by offering fun.
dry Rclolutions, which went TO i'm.
peach the PRECEDENT of high mifdc-
manor. This meafare drew upon
Mr.. Q iincy the fame courfc of con-
duct rom the executive troops, which
he experienced in he debate on the
preceding Friday. The queition was
however at length taken and mega
tived.
In the courfe of this buGncfs, Mr..
OulNcy had coca zion to fpeak of the
merits ef Gen. LINCOLN, in which
he introduces the following cuio-
GUM go
az am inilantly impelled to this
duty, by paragraph in the NafisRal
MitMgeacev, Of this day. which
now hold in my hand. In this pa.
paper Map General BENJAMIN LIN
COLIN, one of the chief glories of our
revolution "a hero, the hating VIC
tim Of war-his body all teamed and
feared, with wounds gotten in the
caufe of his country-now on the
brink Of The grave--his laurels never
yer tarniihed-and though the aged
root is defending into the tomb,
yet their leaves upturn to the eye a
youthful green ard ihed all around a
celeitial fragrance. The hero, the
companion, the beloved friend of
Wilmington, is itigmatized as !" A
rEDsRALlsT, srbm .be tarbearance
Of adninjqratisa k4s brg retained in
eFce, in e1psftiau to The rjbe5 Of a
,spss,abk ehaG Of The community" |
have not language to exprefs my in.
dignation. And | am quickened to