The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02

sh1 marble are not good materials for
pph",nSs' eecaase earthquakes have swal
io"ed them up. Il truth must be told il
W. repeated oy the madness ofplrty. An
vas repealed at the Same time. Tho Bank
Wis .eit unrenewed-the navy left to rot
am foFoicatlons to 90 to rum. Men came
10 ther reason again-the Bank was re-
neTcd-'he forliiic ,tions and nav 80.
ed, 70 cast thei- hundred iron ewes with
looks OF fearful menace on all who may ON
deayof TO aSsal our borders. and 70 inter
rupt their march to greatness.
we pay loss, by some thousands wear.
forJnsuce than diplomacy. Let us have
supreme Court 10 sit in different Darts a
the count iY, 10 sht the convenience of
sLtors Nlch a oouIt would save time. |
save money, save laws deay-anl take
none IRON any, except those lawyers who
are employed in Congress.
Bat gentlemen of the 2o-years' system
s7y, shall we leglsae for posterity? For
"hom was tins house erected but for nos.
tcrity? Did the pilgrims land on our
shores, and encounter hariships and death
j.; themselves or for posterity2 Did the
Penns act Tor themselves or for posterity:
Did the Smiths labor for themselves or nos.
terity? Look abroad, there is not a fonn-
datlon laid, not tree planted, which is moi .
1or posterty? He was really with the ey. ,
preston to oxclalm with Lear" He hath :
no children. Our legislation should be /,
ie!t, until our eagle shall with one wing \
winnow the huyom breezes of the Atlantic
and with the other hover over the ouiet G
waters OF the Pacific: until our Colossal \
power, standing OH our mountains, shall 81
extend the olive to- the peaceful nations. "
ana with the other wave the sword of ius te
tice over the sltisfiei and tranquil citizens W
ofthese immensely exten led regions. sc
He had thus, to the small measure of his th
humble abilities, endeavored to support the tn
resolution of the honorable gentleman CO
from Virginia; and he should be quite sat pI
isied fhe could have brought to his aid f!
any portion of that efficiency which on a in
former occasion was brought in aid Of our tn
illustrlons citizen OF that State by a son OF tn
Rhode Island. wi
Mr.. Kerr (of Maryland being dcsirous
to address the House, moved that the
House now adjourn 'h'
Mr.. Webster expressed hono that The the
gentleman wou'd Withdraw hi. motion and nat
suffer the question to be taken before the by
House adjourned. O
Mr.. Kerr, however, pcrsistinr in his mo- en-,
tlon, the question was taken-Ayes So arr,
Noes 81. .. "sr'
The House then adjourned. r
TUESDAY, Jan. "a. mer
Mr.. IIol 'ombc, from the Committee on ped
Naval Affairs, reported bill to compen- su
safe mrs. Susan Decatur, widow and re- war
preventative of Capt. Stephen Decatur, in Il
which was read twice, committed, made Ehc
the order of the day for tomorrow and or
dcced, with the memorial, to be printed. NJ
JUDICIAL BILL. on 1
The House then resumed the consIera- a.;
lion of the Bill to amend tho Judicial Sys- -,
.en of the United States. 'ieo'
The amendment offered by mr. Mercer, been
o recommit the bill with instructions, resp
which was pending when the House c,'. fully
onrned, was then put and he gatived. ,nens
Mr.. Bartlett of ". Ii. moved TO recon- B, i.
nit the bill, with instructions to amend it r,on,
10 az to provide that the several District
Court' of the United States shall be re- Pof''
aired to perform such part of the dnties 90 p
rhich are now devoved upon the Circuit abilit
;ourts, as shall render but one term of the Mr. /,
,rcuiL courts necessary IN each district, ment
'ii''dly, anu ,iat !uStce or thc Su- table
. .;oI = c'o Od St1'cs sh'H' most
'ourt III each district in each year. ine"
Mr.. Bartlett afterwards withdrew his OF The
lotlon, to give the gentleman from Mary IN the
md, (mr. kerr,) an opportunity to be heard, the
no was not IN his place when the question mode
as taken on mr.. Mercer's proposition. secpr
Tue question was then about to be put aI,o,;
Z the engrossment of the bill, whcl mr. 'o.''
err of Maryland, and messrs. Bartlett, OF |e'fe"
I. II. Forsyth, and Webster, spcccssively provis
idressed the House on the amendments renee
opposed by the gentleman from Mary land. rEcr!
hich were finally negatived. con6d
Mr.. Forsyth then moved TO amend the tho ;,
Il by adding to the lst section the follow 1s...
g: '0"''
T" Provided. That no final ipdcre,. sh.u thougl
pronounced by the Supreme court ne ing tn
@ United States, affecting the properly. tive o
life, or liberty, of any citizen Of the T. that {
led States, which shall not be approved which
such number of the Judges thereof oor,I g.,
shall constitute majority Of all the -.
, Chief Justicen should
On motion of mr.. Forsyth, the ayes and a tosts
es were ordered OH this amendment. tho but an
! for the ayes and noes being sustained counta!
35, and l}5, mr.. McLane, of Del. rose cs,,bIis
give notice that, owing to the state of ,b;,,,.
: Departments, ne should feel it his dutv :, :,
move the House to- morrow, TO take I'D 'n' co
appropriation bills. lection
ilr. kremer moved that the House ad- the Am
rn-Ayes II. Noes %. We
ir. Sloane moved the previous oros- nor, is
l.-Ayes Gl-negatiyed =, j..