Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-05-10
dssnk upon it for forty or h!y years. while rum
flushed its victim in eight or tun

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mashed Its victim IN eight or ton.
NJ. AN Her sad, tIat he Understood the
g;nion,a ifon vi !ssoi ,tnit a NAN might be
d'd,< - whsiey I1f larry years. Tn.s was u
SsAsoa ~hj ia "oIlI yo.u az ,,nst tne du y ,
- hs was IN ii!or vi tnlt lqa)r wh,ca snouid
soor;h dsspt'ch the druikarJ.
Nj. Paris ca, PRESSED hunsef averse TO the
d1ty OIL NJ I!tsses, winch hs loo isd upon as
far m pre nj,,soi, to Mlin., Tia tn It could be
b,as iciai 10 NJ $50 iri. Mr.. z. tnen 2 ,ve some
de, ais IN reiit.oa to the trade carried on by
thc 500 u! - .lS ..t.. ...s ~ Ist 49,. l. ..is
AMI eo1tenIe tia, this dAty woull act US u
Death blow 10 that trade.
NJ. Johnson Of k.atucky. defended the
measure, AS ex;en Ing 10 ihs West ITS snare OF
the proi.cilol. ~ d; did not considur tu.,t the
State Of NJ lmc woLll 81 f;r, AS her tonnage
wohI b, employed ~ cifryiay the molass,s - I
Lon,iad,, instead of thit ot the West LADIES'
ID the bill was am,nie led aud sent back TO the
vthsr House, ami snoLlI there be lost, he
wish 81 to knoy wno woLlj ussa.ne the re-
sronslhihy.
Mr. Paris replied briefly TO NJ. johnson.
W. f1lt no anxiety as 10 me responsibility for
4 ,v,ng caused the b,l! to be lost. lis con-
Stitusats woIlI bs srvsrsy injured by 1t. In
.d:ch. had me isure been framed for the ex-
a,rcss;d pIrp,se Ut uaar.ng doNn the Interests
sof the State ri NJ tlna, It would not have been
snore successful. As 10 rcspo IsI3.lty ri any
'otner KIN TO which the gan icintn m'gii al.
3nl :, h iaii II, i.liiiiy. IL. IN an, imcI Tia !:
L,islint coll not supply the West InJia
tr,do IN the article OF moIas-es, or yield u
market tor the prollcioas OF Name.
NJ. BsMoa md. som, further remarks in
favor Of tho provision.
The qlesliOa being then put, on striking
out, and The yeas ani nays having been or
Iar.l nf A.. n D.k a
cd IN t.ie Negative. Yeas II, nays 25.
TIE amendla ant at tue - lac OF the 3 !!
ssciiol' to insert 4" on vefuiceilI 50 per ceh-
tum, being nex;,"-
NJ. D,ckcrs.a explained this proposloa,
The article was not as un.mp"rtLai "a. bv
some it might DC supposed. tio meniIoncd
the fact of a IN ,nut,cinrrr in the State of
NV J,.s.y. who exported large quantities..
Mr.. NTH, Of ,ryiind sad. The gentleman
Con NV Jersey will Mt even lot us h,vo cur
soIp IN pace. Ta,t TOO, must b; taxed. lie
will thina Of tsx'ng the a!r VIC breathe next.
Th,s s,rticle was 10 be taxed. because theru
was manLf C urcr ~ New Jersey, who II ppcir-
ed To be dong very we'll. As the gentleman n
said that he syp 'rted large qaIn,i.,os.
Mr.. RentOh nd he would detain tue Senate
bI. 4 m nute and a nj. an | he intended to
tell I s'"ry mate I'd of making II speech. When
. the tariff Of 1921 was nnd.. disc son in the
!. other llb.ie. L gentleman, whon he did not
than Xuov. bat whJn he AT erwLrds learned
< was m.mbsr OF Congress, .nI- to nin m
4 h,s seat. AMI asked hun whether there were
NOT caves IN NiSsoul ~ winch Epson salts
-verc f'urI. liz. Mr.. B. ,usAerud do,b, ed.
ly and !he e .h;len ~ sad he had, AT home.
a s!n,iI mlnt,it'ry of tne arl,clc, and Lc ar
gu.d thai the caves H.. NJ ssOriri a;,I ais IN III
. ur.c,oy enthlei me article 10 be protected.
Wrrn the g.Itl:in ~ from NuH J.isey pr,-
POS. tbs dI :, b sc l,Su terc iIipp med 10 bc
a N ,nuf ,ri"ry of vrr,ulccili in .ew .rser
hi..( VI. Bs) N al c:urrci 10 ilias cream.
stance, anI hc could not bu, ask whether
there was an, m,ni'er OF Congress Interested
f III the business
Ms. D.ckerson assured Mr.. Benton that no
mOnner ut Cung'e-s had nnv concern in tie
mar'i,c'nry "f which lie !, al spprcn.
+ 'e im.i lnIin was rejected iS 10 "a.
NJ. K 40: n..rnI ~ atiel i,nen, w,ici,
~, not re nj, a,d the prpDrt Of winch oar
IepIrtcr dil no learn.
W1cn, on nin'ipn OF Nj. Webster.
The Senate al ,oLrn.d.