Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-25

,...ted to fines, and penaities' anu
BE suc led as trespassersa The legs.
stigma then in session, participated
AZURE, IN these feelings. Petitions were
larger led. from the deputy marshais q
Pre'enn,bers ofthe courts martial. pray
the me- Interference x protection OF the
ing 'no ontatives os the people. Thehsid
reprs' Of an entire brigade informed
Oficels ,ornor that, if this decision was
the S"sd they could not longer hold
SUSTAIN onnissions. There was, howev-
tn'lr d;rect manner by which the le-
sF' ~ ,rs could act upon the subject.
glsla.Ons .sed an act directing the SUI
ThSy Court to meet Immediately and
PreIao mon the writ of error, and that
Seeiuo should be employed to aid the
e0un,s marshal, The Supreme Court
depu a%ccordingly, and reversed the de
ns ;o ~ ofthe court below. A writ of err
el'lO~ ,ros then taken to the Supreme
TOT g the United States. MIR. l.
O0u'' ,,spt into an examination of the
hsl' ;on Of the Supreme Court; and read
'Pu ,saI extracts, from the case, as re-
'S'1 va in 9Th Wheaton's reports, affirm
P'l, ,hs decision of the Supreme Court
NJ sSosann.vlyania. These, said MIR. Low
80 some ofthe most important facts
r';~ n-incioles connected with the bill |
a'u + otFer to the consideration of the
~" lam aware that this is not the
'su "sr stage of the bill to offer any ar
PsP5snts in favor of It's passage. My
IN would be, however, to leave ia
80 .,le impression on the mind of the
s,nate Pennsylvania is deeply in
,are.,ed in this measure. DURING the
', var she furnished all the men re-
'lS I'D 81 her-she furnished more The
qun ,hsr called for was 90. 3S7, the num-
-" Gruyshed was 81 926, being 1859
% than the requisition. If, in addi-
tion to this, you collect from her citi-
aonsa ouarter of million of dollars, her
aa.s will be hard one But will
Isave these remarks till the bill shall
come M Ter consideration IN the Senate.
Leave was granted, and the bill re-
ceved its first reading.
Mr.. Thomas, from the committee on
The Public Lands, reported bill TO au-
t6ori2e the Commissioner OF the Gene
,.l Land Office to remit the instalInents
doa on certain lots in Shawneetown, In
Illinois. which was read.
Mr.. King, of Alab. presenteda me
mortal from the Legislature OF the STATE
Of Alabama. respecting connection of
t1e waters Of the Tennessee x Alabama
rivers; which was referred to the com
mittee on Roads and Canals.
NJ, Barton presented memorial OF
The Legislature of Missouri. praying the
plyment to the state of three tifths OF
live per cent. on all sales of public lands
made subsequently, to the 10th OF July,
1921. aud it was referred.
Biz Walker laid before the Senate
certain resolutions of the lie /, islature OF
Alabama. instructing her Senator'S IN
Congress TO endeavor to obtain an an
nelion to the state of Alabama of that
nart of West Florida lying west of the
Apalachicola river; and latter some oP
position on the part of Mr.. Il ton, VINO
deemed it Improper to refer such papers,
not addressed to the SeEate) the memo
rial was ON motion of MIR. Walker, re-
feryed to the committee on the Judlci-
airy.
Mr.. Barton submitted the following
resolution for consideration which he
accompanied by some remarks explana-
tory Of its object:
Rssoipsd, That the Committee on
Pubtic Lands be instructed to inquire
whether any further legislation be ne
Ce'sary to perfect the titles to lands
which have been located by virtue OF
warrants issued under the act ofthe 18th
day of Feb. 1915, entitled IAN act for
the relief of the inhabitants OF the late
county Of New Madrid. in the Missouri
territory, who suffered by earth
ouakes"
The resolution submitted yesterday
oy AE Benton was taken up and agreed
tO.
The report made yesterday by the
committee on the joint rules of the two
houses was taken up, and The amend
HentS proposed therein were adopted.
houSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
among the petitions this day presented,
was Memorial by Mr.. BarstOw from sum
ury Inhabitants OF the town of Danvers. IN
'ue o'ate OF Massachusetts,, against the
passage OF law 10 establish an uniform
s Si'en OF Bankruptcy; which was refer