Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-02
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speech OF the g-pdeman from Rhode
leland, (Nlr. Porter.) He believed
THE popularity of the preaeac Eri,i.g
ministry bad originated in tie loar
for5eararce OF bis country uQdes ll,.s
wrongs and ipjni=s it had enaare,s
from t!at quarter. g
Mr.. Dana was glad the genslercae
from E9nrucky WAS not sesoinsiofs
nan; but if the cSyH ~ were ID 80 4,
war, it ought to have done so slia,i the
British squalron was in che wate,r's Of
tie Cassape that was ths sayarzs
bic tins--when our brave officers aii4
seamen could have Handsomely aogS
sed them, and would have been proud
Iof the chance of eyipcing theis lra-
very and courage. q ( So
Before Mr. Emmot could conclude
4 speech Of very considerable leaEth
against th- resolution, AID being Wc 4
red and exhgsted, motion ,vSs mad.
, and carried, for the committee 20 sise
(This speech will appear hereafter.
f message was received from the
Senate, notifying that they had pass.
passed bill 10 prevent the abuse Of
the privileges and immunties OF 70.
reign minister's residing in the coun-
try, and for other purposes.
And the house adjourned at fset
O'Clock.
Thursday, December 81.
Mr. Poi1dsxle reported b.l extend.
ing juiisdic,ioe in certain cases to the ter.
rro,ial courts and for other purposes.
Twice read AID ree red to committee Of
the whoie.
Mr.. Jobn.on from the COMMITTEES az
Cl$ims reported bill foa ihs relief of John
n. Stou which was tw; zee read aad sef,.r.
red to cnmmiae. of the who.e.
Mr.. J hnson made en- unfsvarabie report
on he petition If B<tsey B5all, waicA 5sas
read and coac1rrsi with.
Mr.. Morrow from the com gois,ea 81
whom Was rcfetrsd The bill from n. Sc.
na.e in add.iinp to the aa 10 regulate ~,
| laying cut and making read from Gun.
beriand y Che safe OK Maryland 10 the
| state OF Ohio rcno,,ed the bill wi hru a.
mendmen which was read and referred
to comDit=e Of the whole.
INr Souil lrd repo ted bill prescribing
TIE mode Of taking eyider c. in cas- Of
confessed elections, &c. which vas tg:ce
saad and referred 20 9 committee or the
| Whole,
A communication was received from. the
Secretary Of Wa: aiing the situpinr AID
$ ate Of The dlfsten. flrlifcatioss III Gia
United States.
| Objection was made TO tthe reading ne
this ps7sr on the & olnd 'ha il you'll ac
ford officisl pforn ,lion 70 h. enemies Of
he y s. il they have any OF their weak.
sst pcip's.
| A cues ion was taken on he readiuE of
IT and carried in he affirmative.
Alter 1t was read, a mctian was me2s
1 by Mr.. Tronp to print T.. Thc rasios
sas supported BY himself ard Nj, 10
ham and opposed BY Messrs Tabmsays
ard Livernoie and nege vrd. hyes s..
| The TeprIt was retereaso tie cnugsit.
Tee on fottifca'i,ns. 2 -
Ga nnotioa Of Mr.. Love,
RESOLVED. Tina, the committee on the
1istr'G of Columbia be in tue. "a ca.
lquire into the expediency Of amcndiee the
aet for es ablishing a turnE k ca 7lfarS n
the county Of Alexandra in The dis ia ~
Columbia.
r The house again resolved itself iu'1 I,
COMMITTEES of the whole, on th. mt e
solution from the senate resDe Sing dlf
copdOG Of Mr.. Jackson and apprag ~
hat Of the Executive --Mt. Rasscf IN h,
a 1chair.
Il Mr.. Gholson said twas lie ,nons,ra
lb]e, that the British goyervment die
= fnot mean to come to any terms viii
! US, without a surrender en- our par. o
:, lthe hononr and best interss,s af t.,
country, and the abanaonmsng Fl cen
tain greatpoiuts and principles whie
this government always had and al,eap
twould maintain. In the desEatch q
Mr.. Canning to Mr.. Erskine, he hs
/. livery explicitly stated that repeal q
the non-iptefsourse or embargo as re.
= pected England, wound be a repeal I
= it as regarded the whole world url
We permitted the British may - sx
cute it against France andthat y,
orders in council would BE- rescinde
: only in the event Of their being atiai
!, ID in some other way. And as q the :
=, fairs of the Chosaeeskela9 WI rs 4