Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-22

c,.v;o,,s Mr.. White spoke IN iavoar
rf ,hs h;l,. Mr.. Berrian obtained the
Hoot sMr. Randolph (it would seem
to repay the Vice President 'or his
Kindness in permitting him 10 abuse
H. cIav and every body else) gave
notice that the next day he would
mnvs to rcinstate the Senate IN the
nossess;on OF its ancient and accus.
toned privileges. the appo.ntment Of
committees. and the supervision o. the
;ourn,L Mr.. Livingston Of Louisiana
And Mr.. Reed. of Mass. spoke in the
House in favour ofthe Panama appro-
nriation.-Pror. Jourxa.
Thursday. April IS. In the Son!
ate Mr., Hylmes offered JOINT reso.u-
,;on authorizing the President OF the
Senate and Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, to adjourn the two
Houses ON Monday the---day OF
Nav next. a.,
The Sen.:te then resumed the con-
s;deration Of the bill further to amend
the Judiciary.Sys'em of fthe U. States.
IN the House, Mr.. Tucker, OF South
fCaro,ins. gave notice that on to-mof-
row he should introduce resolution
fixing nm the 18th day Of May for the
adjournment Of the present session OF
Congress. The Committee rprolnted
for the purpose had met several times,
without coming to any decision as to
the day.
I The House, then, on motion of Mr.:
| Crowninshield. resolved itself into
ommittee of tho whole on the state
of the Union, Mr.. Stevenson, OF Va. IN
the chair.
Mr. HemphiIl Of Penn. then address
scd the Committee. against the resolu-
: Iticns. and Mr.. F.Johnson, Of Kentucky
in favour of them.
On motion Of Mr.. Webster who sta
ted, that as it was the general desire
+ Of the House to bring this discussion
TO close. his colleague proposed to
ask the Honsc Tomorrow to postpone
.be private business, in order to fnish
the discussion this week. He wished
10 make few remarks, and would
e make a motion that the committee now
t rise.
: The Committee then rose.
: Fridayl4 In the Senate, the res;
olution proposing to fix the day of adj
: journment on Monday, the - day
af Nav next. underwent some discuss
ion. but was finally laid on the table
81 to19.
: The consideration Of the Judiciary
Rill was resumed, and on motioo of
n Mr.. Woodbury., to recommit with in
structions to report such amendments
as will remove any existing grievance
e without an increase of the Judges OF
: the Supreme Court, was determined
j nthe negative, by vote Of 81 to g.
Yeas-Meesrs. Bcrrivn, Branch. Clay
: ton, Findlay, Harper, Randolph, Rob
bins. Woodbury., 8.
! Mr.. Findlay moved to amend the
bill, by adding a section that no Cir
cult Judge who .had decided a case
in the Court below, should decide
upon the same in the SupremeC Court!
The motion was negatiAcd, by yeas
: and nayes, as follows
r YEAS-Messrs. Bell, Ber rien,
Branch, Chambers, Chandler.s Clay
i. ton, Cobb, Dickerson. FindIay Ma
con. Sanford. Smith, Woodbury--1S.
NAYS.--Messrs. Barton. Chase.
] Eaton. Edwards, Harrison, Hayne.
Hendricks. HOLMES, Johson. KY.
e Johnson Of Lon. Kane, Lloyd, Mills,
e Noble, Reed. Rowan, Tazcwell,
Thomas, Van Buren, White, VIII
ley, Williams-2s.
Mr.. Findly then moved to add a.
mother section to the bill, to prevent
any member Of Congress from prac-
4 tising in the Supreme Court, daring
the time for which he was elected.
{ The motion was negatiyed, by yeas
}, and nays, as follows
YEAS-Mcssrs. Findlay, Macon
e -2.
NAYS-Messrs. Barton, Bell,
: Berrien, Branch, Chambers, Chan
dler. Chase, Clayton, Cobb, Dick
crson, Eaton. Edwards. Harrison,
Haync. Hendricks. Holmes, John
son Of Ken. Johnston OF Lou. Kanc.
Lloyd. Mills, Noble. ReeG. Rowan,
: Ruggles, Sauior,l, Smith. Tazewell.
Thomas, Van Burcn. White, Willy,
Williams, Woodbury--s4
a The Bill was then ordered to
: third reading, and the Senate adj.
In the HUuse Of Representatives
S Mr.. Tucker, of S. G. introduced a