The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-02-25

~ ofi;ce,s of brcye, tvpk when on separate
..Uice. made a detailed repo,i, stating the
view, OF The co,pmittee of ibis House adverse
| 10 thar cpprooriation, and the arguments by
which he eoufetees on the par, of the Senate
50 stained their preference of il. II appears
that the comm,tlee Of the two Houses parted
Without being able to come 10 sn agree men,,
each retaining it, own opinion
Some debate took place on the subject OF
Disagreement, end motion was offered by
Mr.. .Lcwndes, to adhere thereto when it
was snally agreed, on The motion of M.
Mercer, to Law the report on The table, and
have il pr Ned.
ReGe/ Of Soldiers HIdows'
Mr.. Edva,ds, (of N C.) Offered the fol-
lowing resolution fer consideration
Resolved, That the copm.ee on military Affairs
be instructed to inquire INTO ths expea'eney OF naH,
R some .n -. ,ne pn " ,,s;r os n
CONSEQUENCE of diseases contracted whist in the
service
NJ, Z. Said that o principle similar 10 that
contained in this resolution was contaiAed in
The bill which was yes,e, day rejected, and be
believed u large majority OF the house we're
IN favor of that provision but had voted g..
gainsl the bill on account OF other provisions
aiehIv otiso,iopablc, which il con,aipe d.
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'ooJect oeio'o '"e "ouse' A"e '"o"'" "ae
agreed 10.
Bsarmorch0is Claims.
Mr. MI .sne. introduced Resolution, for
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'S4"""e '"S " " "S
P"ssossio" VI he eo'e'"A'e"S Set'"i" ie.tc's
If Arthur Lee, Benjanin Franklin and SilaS
Dean. wbii. public agents in France durins
,ysy -, W.. .yon.,.d =,
'"s ys W
tn'ow so"e ne" on 'ne 'oojeS.o " '"eS0 e"'
ttaofdinaTy C'aiDs. Hg'eeo 10 nem. con.
Soidiers' Bounty Loads.
IN mo,;on of Mr.. Cushmsn. the commi,
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'ee o' "''.a'5 H"" '"' ~"
qufe nSo inc e"Peu'e"ey u 'naAhs io''"c'
provision by law 10 enable any soldier entlt-
led TO boun,y land who has received an hon
or,ble discharge or a o,ilua,v land warrant.
49,
a"o - 3""o's " P'o'o'e '"e sa'"o' 70 oo'a'"
Pa'eut'
Mr.. yohns'n's Resolutions.
The House then fesolved itself into COM
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M Joh"son, oi NY. al an carry peroo oi inc
sessnn, anu now Tor the hfst titnc iSGen up :
I. Resolved That it is espsdient TO provide, by
law, Tor tt widows Of soldiers OF the regular aIny,
who we're killed in battle, who died in service.
duting The late with Great. Britain.
2. Resoived That it is eApedient TO provide by
law, Il The disbnnded and deranged officers Of the
army OF ,he United States, who served - tho late
war against Grest.Br,s BY donations in land, viz
to MAJOR genersi, 1850 acres brigader general,
ll2o ceres Colonel and lieutensnt colonel. 900 a
ste.. msjor 800 arres captain GU acres. ana SUBJ
A''erns soO 'S'es;
,nr.e nS .apeutna 20 establish ey
tle yicnty of Fort pesrborn, ;r south C,raSns .ns
in The vicinity Ct Newport, Ken,ucky and one in the
vicinity of Harpers Ferry it, yrginis one third Of
e cadets to De the sons of The oteers and soldiers
.d ,Ss ".v aeo =" tue SERVICE o' the Unit
q Ress!red That il is eyped;en, to establish bv
law AN additional national srroory. 10 be loc.ted on
the western waters.
he'o1'ed, rhst nis e1pedient TO organize by
, eosP' VI '"'a''us' 10 os composed Oh one 'hou'
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,,w e., ,h. r.,eai or an ,,..i go" ~ pS prry ~
or,b. s,. ~ III, ,a,o :e ~, y;
and smom - brs,., .a.., !. - "as pay
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