Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-07

he operation OF the RUE 10 the contrary, ~ was
s,ice read by unanimous consent and then referred
% the Committee Gu the Judiciary, 10 cohs'aer
and renort thereon On the next day, LIST oil
Navy. Mr.. Smith, Of S. C. the Chairman Of the
Committce reported it to the senate without amend
mont On the succeeding day It was considered IN
tho Senate and ordered to a third reading, and on
tho sd of Nav it was passed and sent to the House
Of Representatives for concurrence. In the House
n .s read and referred to the Committee on the lu-
dietary and OH the 18th OF May Mi, Sergeant, then
Chairman Of that Committee, reported il to thel
tIonse without alteration, and it was iorhn ,th or
dered 10 IA third readlng-was accordingly read
third time and passed. On reference to the news
papers, all thai find upon the subject, (eXcGpitLe
mere Journal of procecdag, Is, that when II came
fully before the Senate for consideration. Mr..
Holmes explained at large, The necessity Of the i'm
mediate passage Of the bill and commented upon
the acts from the operation of which il proposed to
yrliere tie people Of Florida lie was answered
|by hlr. Eaton Of Tennessee, and Mr.. johnson, 81
Kentucky, who opposed it-ard that Mr.. smith OF
Is G. explained and advocated IL. Nothing appears
Ito have been said in the House OF Representatives
upon the subject. according to custom, however
| Mr. Sergeant must have explained the proprlcty
and necessity Of the measure. This is an ,aiabl.
rule and without It's observance, 1t Is oeileVed nc
measure gets through that House
ractey %, tins act in tne estimation OF Congress, and
such the necessity for It's immediate abrogaion that
bill was introduced passed through all The tedious
forms OF leglslaton and although opposed by the
bosom friends and coniilens of General jackson. II
became a law in the space of eight days from the
time it originated pretty good indication OF the
Hight in which the subject was viewed by the repre-
senat,ves of the people OF the United states tins
lis further asceltained by the terms OF the act ITSELF
rcheriag the people from the operation OF the I'M
!. ouous act. BY these terms il viii be perceived
that it j. not merely repealed, but that al othe
laws, ordinances, resolves, so lar as they enforce
r or confirm the same, are also repealed and de
! clared null aud void = and any person Fay e
i General Jackson himself, who shall attempt t.
enforce any OF SAID laws &C. shall be punished h
III fine and Imprisonment, or both and the Presidei
Of the United States is directed " to cause to be re
/; funded 10 any person any sum OF money which ma
have been pad under or by virtue OF either OF sal
: laws, ordinances, resolves" No common cas-
: this-whch could have induced the Congress, th;
are so remarkably yisant in guarding the lreasur
door, to provide ior the retundng from the publ
+ purse, mcney exacted by a hish-handed and extr;
official act vt 4 Governor OF aterrltory.
= To insert the act itself would probably occup
! more space than you may have tospare atths time
:, lit is however, we'll worth the perusal IT show
!, conclusvely that when General jackson is rot und,
= the guardianship Of Mr. Eaton and his Nashyil
~ Committee and is lett TO his resources, he
:, not SO consunmate a statesman as tins said comm
h tee would have the American people heleye n
= if "any person (even Duff him,elt,) feels curio
. to see it, and will say so. will forward you a col
y, for Notwithstanding found it since my atten
= was turned TO the subject. will. however. Gil
. You be caption il Is curiosity, and is rs folio,
:. An ORDNANCE pro-, iding for the naturalization
,,t,i A II,, Mn,
:, General Andrew Jackson, Governor of the Pr
y, vlnces Of the Florias, exercising Die powers Of Il
Captain eneral and of the Grndant OF the IsAi
of Cuba. over the SAID Provinces, and OF the q
81 rernors Of the sad Provinces, Respectively
-, tGHitc handsome title nearly equal 10 Thai d d.
= QnXotte and very much the style Of 10
Thumb the tircat far superior TO that Of Lie pr
sslent Of the nited States. Yet what would be 81.
i, by these very gentlemen Of the Combination, who
- heart and soul General Jackson now is, if, in pr
t., mitigating lis official aets as Il c, magistrate II
- Adams were 10 array himself before the public
I, the titles given him by the Constitution, Of .Coi
=, :" mander-n-chlef of the Ai4y and Many OF the Ln
IL ed States, and Of the militia Of the several states
~ nc. They would seize upon il al once as an {,
hence of bis arlsocratic principles, and char
a. him with wishing TO introduce into our plain repub
~ can government, ponlp and pagcau,ry in Office b
~. fittiDgonly IA monarchy. OBSERVER.
From Mc Rochester Daily .1ducrtiser.
cr "Thc secret reasons for restraining public Sc
n, tlment in relation 10 the Presidency, is said 10
- this Mr. Van Buren, retains his confidence in d
~, Charm Of Caucus nominations, and is anxious
- keep his party back until he can present thcm vi
Il. . candidate cndorsedby Congressional Caucus
!, J, Whether or not this dcxtcrous politician will
H. able, like the jockies in scrnhracc to hold np
70 partisans until the word ego is pronounced, I
mains TO be SEEM
49, From The baltimore Patriot
49,, -. TIE PLOT DEVELOPING.--The Dcmocr
80 TIC Press. IN an article in reply to the Washing.