American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07

dependent discharge of my duties in nl,,n -. :.
manly way. My gratitude for di>tin, I'm : p -,
tie merited, shall stimulate ne 10 sunni, =. AZ
sence and application. What want ii kno;a w.
and ability and however | NAV Gil 4, n,a.
sfecs, shall endeayor. at least, 10 ehtite y. a,
to :he sntlases 81 zeal and impaltlality.
need not admonlsh You, gentlemen, of tho n,,
nitude d your trust, Eor say any thing a, /, i.
manner in which it ought to be DISCHARGED w Nv
must all be sensible that, ia the Deliberations ~
proceedings Of this House, the character NM; NV NV
manent interests OF our common country are Js.a
y involved. 1t was III the organization ana ,ns;tr
OF this branch Of the National Government, ~
cleared to their warmest afections) ,lat our l,n
ers believed they had pro, idel tie best secur;,a
Tor the principles OF free government and tbe il.
elty and happiness Of the People Nrtump. :.
lishtened, and patriotic. this House may iustlv i.
regarded as the citadel ui American Liberty
Animated, then, by a ,lrtuous and enshtrnal
zeal let US endeavor to realize tie Just expect,
tons OF our constituents; and let our proceed;na.
be characterized by cool and deliberate exe,lien
OF the talents, foIttudc, and patriotism, Of tIs
House. as the surest and best means Of sustau;or
the honor, and promoting the welfare and ham
ness Of our beloved country. if
! The Oath to support the Constitution Of tle
nited states was administered by Mr. .,,utan
70 the Speaker, and then, by the Speaker. succp.
,yely, to all the Members from the several States
On motion Of Mr. Sawyer, Of n. c. it was
Resolved, unanimously that .iatfhpu 81. clo;r
Clarke, Clerk to the late lIonse Of Represeua,;,es
be appointed Clerk to this House.
On motion Of Mr. Uard. Of y Il It was
Resotred, unanimously, That JOHN 0su,aa Uum
be appointed Sergeant at Arms to this IIouse-t,at
Behi lmin GGrch be appointed PRINCIPAL Dmr.
Keeper, and Orerton Carr Assistant Duolkepner
to the same
These gentlemen filed the same Offices far No
last and several precedln. Congresses
The following named gentlemen then appeared
and took seat, Delegates from Territories. IN.
ttsm Ne ~ rnsrs u -Mcl3gan-Ansn L Wing
From he Territory Of florqa-jnseph VI. White.
On motion of MIR Ian Rensselaer,, it was
Resolrsd, That two Chaplans, ut different De.
nominations, be elected BY Congress. to serve du.
rlng the present Session. one BY each House, yho
shall interchange weekly.
And then, on motion nf the same gentleman.
Friday next, at o'clnek. was assigned Tor NE
election on the part Of this House.
On motion Of MIR Uard, Of New York, il was
RfsolreI, That the Rules aud Orders established
BY the late House of Representatives be deemed
and taken to be the Rnles and Orders Of Proceed.
ins to be observed in tins House. until revision
Or alteration Shall have taken place.
On motion Of Mr. .4tt,n. Of Mass. il was
Resolred, That the Clerk Of this House be n.
structed to cause the Members thereof 10 be fur.
nished with such newspapers as they may, respect
lively, direct: Pr0rided, that the expense for each
Member do no; exceed the price Of three daily
papers.
Tuesday, DtcEMnEn 4.
IN SENATE.
Mr. Smith, Of Mary land, moved that the reading
OF the documents accompanying. the Message b.
dispensed with, and that the Message and docu.
ments be printed. The motion was agreed TO- and,
on motion # Mr. BsH. il was ordered that three
thousand copies Of the Message and one thousand
I'VE hundred copies Of the documents, be pin
ted.
The resolution yesterday offered, in relation t,
the furnishing Of the Members With Newsalcs,
was taken up. and passed.
On motion Of Mr. Eaton, the hour to which tie
Senate shall adjourn, was fixed a: . O'Clock, IN.
I'll tui Their tsdeleA
motion to adjourn was made, but Withdrawn;
When,
Mr. Eaton, after some predatory remarks in re-
latioa to the embarrassing situation Il the Secrc
tary 81 the Senate, who vas at loss to know who
was to be considered the Senate Printer, offered
the following Preamble and Resolution:
: In pursuance to joint resolution of the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives. passed in 1919
regulating the subject OF printing for the two Hons
es, respectively, an election hating been had BY
the Senate dnrlng the last session. for printer 70
the SENATE, and Duff Green having, according: 20
the provisions Of the SAID Resolution, received the
greatest number Of votes: Therefore,
fesoiled, That, in the opinion Of the Senate, the
SAID DUH Green is duly elected printer Of The Sc
nate
Alter debate Of some animation, in which
Mcssrs Eot9n. thyme. BENTON, Bprriyn. and fond
bury advocated. and Me,srs Macon, Harrison,
and foblias, optosea the Resolutions
intellectual attempts having been made toa ton
me table and opospone it. consideration until q"
morrow) 1t was carried BY Yeas aud Nays, as fol-
lows:
IpnS.--McSsrs Earn ,rl- u ,rto., Ilcnt...L. Eer