Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Among the mertt"rial> presected p,day, was
one by the Speaker, Of Condy Ragnri, la,r
Charge des AHairss Of the Uniled ST atrs at
Brazil comp aiming Ct libel'ons anG disgrace
full public atoms against his personal anil dplo-
malic character in lhr Covernmt Mt Gaze t. in
B azll, and praying for an ,nves,ga ion of the
same, to the end Thar justice may br done him
in the premises; L hich memorial wa, referred
10 the Committee on Foreign Aff1rs
Mr. Pix maSed the following resolution;
which was rad kud laid on the table, viz:
RESOLVED thar the President Ct The United
States br requssisd to lay before this House a
ny CORES p1nderf not heretofore communica a
ted, which may u C taken place between thr
Government of gbe Uritrd STATES and that Of
Great Britain, or the subject Of TIE claims Of
the two Govern, ents 10 'he Territory West
ward Of the RprSy Mountains. if, in his OPT
Mon the same caa be communicate without
injury to the pHi,'ic interest.
On MOTION Of Sir Drayion, it was
Resell ed, Tht 50 much &c the resolution
conainrd IN The memorial of the LegisIa ure e
the S ale of South Carolina, presented to THIS
House on the I4rh dav Of January last. as de-
clares that acts o' Coz gress passed exclusrv ly
for the prnmo,l"n and encouragement of Do
m.stic Manufactures we're uncunstjtu' loual, be
retired 20 the Comraltter on 'hr Judiciary.
2. hat 30 msch thereof as drnir> tie pow
CT Of Congress 10 construct Roads and Canals,
generally, Tor The ..urpose Of Intern i Improve
mrn,s, br referred 10 The Committee OF Roads
,nd Canals.
Mr. Floyd, ofWlrginia, moved The consider
alton Of a resolution formerly nov'd by him,
and row lying upon the table, in r, ference To
day of Adjournment
On this motion. Mr. Kremer moved the yeas
and nays: they were ordered by the House, and
being taken, s'ord a. follows:
Yeas 6s-Nay Us.
So the motion for consideration Of the reso-
lut.on at this zine was nesativ, d.
a motion wa. made " Mr.. Fucker, Of South
Car iina, .tssl ~. Eousr do pow proceed to
the Consideration of the resolution. moved bv
him on the 9Th ms proposing 10 fix he daily
hour to when IN House Shall sand ADJOURN
ed to II O'Clock il The forenoon; and h ques-
,ioa being put. i Was decided utne negative.
lND'.N APPROPRIATIONS.
The HOUSE, tst. weat IN t. COMMITTEE Of the
VII he on The state Of The U",on. Mr. Taylor,
of New York, IN the hair, and uned the
consideration oc,he Indian appropriation bill.
he following ans ndment, yesterday moved
by Mr. Via'on. ing und r o"sidera,ion:
OF Ia Jude SO degrees so minutes, shall be AID.
rA in rcmo,ipg Soulh fIhAi degree: Nor snail
an, Indian or I5<iians livi"g South of said de,
gree of Latitude, be -ideG In emigra tIng North
thereof"
Mr.. Viutnn assumed the cours" OF his res
marks, aud delivered long and anima,ed
speech in defriioe Of il, and in reproha'inn OF
the gen raj pin Of r. moving The lEdi.ns 10 d
.,r;o, yI,,t e .,isSouri
H. was follp I'd by Mr.. Lumpkin, on the
opposite sdr, who, after proceeding for s"mr
time, was omya4leI, by lndispositi'n, to su,-
pend his ren:.r';s,
He was succeeded by Mr. White, who re-
Piled 10 tina, part d Mr.. Vinl"n's speech win
refereed IL The SITUATION Of h Florida Indians.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Wilde, he Committee
then 'ose
After the Committee rose
Nir Ma!Garv 1ser,ed, 'ha; he hoped the
House would ne willing to takcup and dispose
Of such Of The appropriation bills as had passed
the Committee If The Whole, and "efe on The
table of the If u.s.. The cause oftais susS"s-
lion, S hi anxiety to reach the tariff bill as
earlv as prA' ,icHhi-.
And then III Hrn>e ad journeG.
A. \ yuih no nroo OH