Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-14

No mail North Of Baltimore was received
evening. The cause remains to De known.
ca, s,oyu, The storm Of Wednesday ap-
have been very general. The Essex
por;s,er of Thursday, published at Salem,
Massachusetts,. saws
'syes,rr,Iav. we had colo and disagreeabie
,,, and considerable snow FELL during The
low Last evening the storm continued WIN
1;.lsnce. and bad all the characteristics OF an
~ .h;oned winter snow storm. The Their
Jaw -, a, o'clock, was at 81 above zero
IT, morning the storm had abaied, but The
.,oupd is covered with snow and ice.
7, commenced showing at Providence on
r.J,v night, and continued without inter-
-;s,iou Oh Wednesday, There was sufficient
dcl,rh for sleighing'
Tn. Lirchfeld Post, Conn also speaks OF
,b, FIJI OF snow as having been consldeta able IN
,b,,,art Of the county,
Ne are irformed, says the New York Post,
1. r.rsnn who set out from Coventry, north
=, Hartford in Connecticut, on Wednesday
,,,rrinp, that the snow was at tina, time nearly
foot in depth. The Boston papers mention
,or,b sastrrly storm on the same day, which
,,h;,sned the ground with snow. A gentleman
Som Hartford informs u.s.. that the snow began
- s,li in that city on Tuesday, and continued
through the day following until it had covered
III, earth to the depth Of from SIX TO ten inches.
On Tuesday slcighs were in motion, and the
mole of bells were heard in every direction.
The resolution recently introduced into the
House Of Representatives Of Tennessee, propos-
ne the impeachment Of the Presiden, Of the U.
SIZES, mas been considered and Rejected
We annex the proceedings in the case, as re-
porsd by the Nashville Wing Of the Goth ut.
MR. ROGERS RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Egnew rose TO inquire, whether 1t was
Intended to call ~ for decision, the resolution
OF red by Mr. Rogers on Monday, directing an
attempt to impeac h the president Of the Uni
ted 5 at,s.
Mr.. Rogers replied, that he was too much
indi,posrd TO eater upon the discussion q, pres
eat, but should embrace tn, earliest opportu-
niv ,ha, his health would permit.
Mr. Egnew said he was perfectly satisfied,
rOl having been aware of the gen'leman's in
opposition.
Mr. Hulling urged the Importance OF an inn
mediate decision, espc ciaily as the resolution
Rad been published, and would be considered
abroad as expressing the sentiments Of this
house, until rejected.
Mr. Rogers begged little delay, as he was
Rally TOO unwsll to enter npon the debate now.
Mr. Gillespie, Of c hoped the gentleman
Lnm Hawkins would be INDUCED.
Mr.. Egnew moved that the resolution be
nkrn up forthwith.
Mr. Hulling regretted the publication Of the
;sspu,ion, which he considered very improper,
e md if he were assured it had been done, after
beng notified not to do so, he would move To
txclule the editor from the seat assigned him
IN his house.
Dir Hope urged an indulgence Of the mover
Oithis resolution, till his health would permit
him 20 support it, lie hoped gentlemen were
10, Il, aid TO meet him in argument. he de
ended the publication Of the resolution as u
Nai anI proper.
Mr. Yell was surprised that the mover oil
the resolution, who had urged an immediate
decision when he offered it, was not prepared
NCiscuss II now. He believed there was "a
laldaul cause foI impeaching the president,
out he preferred verdict against him Ny Tue
people al he next election
Nj. Hop" said, it was not strange that the
mover should be ready to defend his resolu,iun
ahen offered, and be unableto do so now. Ills
Ssa,h was good then, and bad at present
Mr.. Campbell said, that if the decision were
hal tomorrow, it would be published IN the
papers Of Friday as well as if made to day.
Mr. Yell and Mr.. Hulins again urged
prompt decision.
The house resolved TO take up the resolution
avUilhstandng the illness Of the mover-fsas
:, Nays 10.
Nay,-Messrs Campbell Cheatham, Gillespie, PIC:
dope, Lindsay, Owen. Rogers, Turney, Watkins ana
Nhte-l0
debate then arose on the merits oil the res
aaion which occupied the rest Of the day. we
have prepared sketch Of The remarks made
Ind shall give them insertion as early as prac-
acab'e. Messrs Rogers and Hope defended the
resolution, as the legitimate consequence OF
he resolution and argument adopted on Mon
lay Messrs Egnew, Turney, Aiken, aud Hu-
ing opposed it, as unnecessary ipexpeaien''
calculated to injure the cause oil Gen Jackson
at to support the charge, made against MS
Tends, of intolerance and violence.
The resolution was rejected--yeas nays 50.