The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-08
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MmdrR, isj, cs. In tie senate, tie ,am.
m'ttce 90 the Military rcpotcl the bin for the A.
d9ptan OF 3 system Of artillery, cavalry, and in.
fattlE exercise. file bal Tor tile establishing of
Certain Posi- Offices ANA Post Roads was, as n
Men,lcd, ordered TO q third reading The bin
mtkla,' appropriations forthe support of tile Go.
.erliinemt dining the year 1877, was, rs amend
81, ordered - ,tiimI rcaIinr.
ihe senate lasacd two hours AMI a half IN the
consideration OF Executive business.
The hlllintEng appropriations for the military
service Of The L. States during the year 1897,
WAS taken p..nl amended,
ihc motion Of Mr. Chandler to strike ont the
PROVISION .or the pay iaent the t,corgja militia
claim, for services rendered during the wears
q 1872, '95, ami "a, after lauch debate was re-
jcctea.
IN the House fRtpresemati,s some discus.
son tool, place IN The passage Of the t1lnlhsr
l,nl Roa bill, which wy. ti,ally passed, by a,utc
Of ll1t06
Mr.. lom.nson, Chairman Of the Committee
on Commerce, oprnc.. H., discussion on the bill
. regulate the trade With the british Colonies,
in very snccmt AMI able view Of the commercial
policy Of Great Britain, itg influence on the L.
States, aad the course which regard TO our IL
tercat calls upon rs 10 adopt.
At the evening session, several private hilll
passed through Conmittcc, among which was
the bill to provide for the settlement of clains
under the Florida l'reaty, which wa, ordered 10
be engrasscd and rcat! hirl time tomorrow.
IN the Senate, On 'fucsday tho bin for the
preservation ansi repair of the Cumberland Road
was read twice and referred The bin 10 amend
TIC act legnlaing the Post Gflice Department
VAS, as amended, ordered to thrd rcadin. -
Tae bill making appropriations for the military
service ofthc United States was, after much dis
cussion, ordered to i th,, reading. The Bin fnr
the adjustment oF clli!ns Of persons entitled Ia
lndcmniilcation under the 81 article of the treaty
OF GheAt, WAS, as amended, ordered to a third
reading.
IN the House If Representatives, the discus
son Oh the resolution offered by Mir Saunders
was superseded hya discussion on tie resolution
offered on the preceding day by Mr. dwight,
relative 10 the accounts Of sir. Adams, while a
minister il Europe. Tie discussion on this sub
lect had not terminated, when the expiration OF
the hour caused a suspension Of the debate
'Fhe Committee On Public Lands made a report
on the charges preferred against Mr. Graham,
the Commissioner o. die General Land Office. hv
John Wilson, which entirely ac uttcd Mr. Gra-
ham oi all the charges. the House then resolved
tseli INTO committee ol the whole on the state
of the Union, when tie Colonial Bill VA, again
discussed Mr. MailJry having moved 10 amend
The bill in the fifth line of the frs, section, hy In
seitinT the words shy seal Mr. pcatcc and Mr.
calnbrclcnE opposed the amendment, AMI Mr..
Strong advocated it. The House then took a re-
cess TIL SIX o'clock
The Senate gave the gob Yesterday to The
Wao'lens Bill, and applied Itself vcry earnestly
during the day to the discussion of the Colonial
Trade subject. The Senate may pos,ialy r4l..ra
to the cch1dciaton os ine Woollens i'm, lll, III.
short TIME that now rem ins for ,lcbatablc suA-
Jects, renders it We think, very improbable.
In the senate, on THURSDAY, Mr.. ncntor
from the select Committee to whom was re-
ltfred the mess tgcs Of the President Of
tae United States, Of the 9Th and 9Th ult. re-
SPectlnH Georgia and the Greek Indians
ll'aue report thereon, accompanied by a
rtsoiution' requesting the President to con-
tinue ms exertions to procure the extinction
nl ., indlan titles to land within the Chartered
limits Of Georgia.
number q private bill. from the house
were passed.
Nm, lns bills making appropria,ipns for The
NaVai service, for the Indian l),pay.mert
ana an ior the preservation and re,5,;r q si,s
Cumberland Road, " lre passed. ~