The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-12-18

3Son"uhCateu rom tue Cnurch.D lh
Gazette must have been wrongly inform
ed ON this subject. Mr.. l.. SO far fror
having renounced the Christian religion
10 one of the most jealous and indie fatiga
ble preachers laboring to disseminate n
principles and enforce its practice withou
money and without price. n.
il is true he does not administer N,
Lords Supper; and from cdnsclentiou.
'cruple or difference of opinion on thil
subject, he has bsen thrust from the Bap.
tist Association. .sTT* :.
CONGRESS. A message wss re-
ceiyed from the House Of Representatives
oy MIR. Clark, informing the Senate that
a quorum of the House had assembled,
and was read to proceed to business.
The Senate on motion Of Mr.. Wood
bury proceeded to the choice of Commit
tees. afy fs6.,t. ...,
Messrs. Woodbury., and Grundy, were
appointed committee on the part of the
Senate, ito inform the President Of the
United States, that they were ready to re
ceive any communication he might be pre-
pared to make. sg
AT l2 O'Clock, the annual message of
President was received; afer il was read
BY the Secretary and his Chief Clerk,
On motinn of King, Il was
Resolved Unanimously, That 4 500
copies of the President,s Message. De
printed for the use of the Senate. s.E
On motion Of Mr.. King, it was
Resolved Unanimously, That 800
copies Of the documents accompany the |
Presidept's Message, be printed for the
ise of the Senate.
In the Senate on Wednesday, Mr.. Bell,
f New Hampshire, presented several Pc
itions from Revolutionary soldiers, which
vere referred to the Committee on pen
ions. sg
Mr.. Knight gave notice, that. on the
day, he would ask leave to in
roduce bill appropriatipg salary for
he Marshal Of Rhode Island, 4,
The Senate did not sit on Friday.
10 the House of Representatives the
appointed. There were
bout thirty resolutions offered and adopt
d, but none of them were Of such import
nee as TO demand specific notice. Il
The Speaker the House did not take I;
'e chair in consequence Of indisposition.
Ir Wickliffe took the chair in his stead,
nd, by way of signalizing himself, ad-
urned the House without any regular
otion to that effect.
In the Senate, on Thursday, little busi- T,
sss ofimportance was transacted, After
Q presentation Of few petitions by /.
[cssrs, Barton and Hendricks. ard the !.
ganization Of a committee to take into /.
'nsideration the subject Of our current ,
'ins, the Senate went into Executive
,siness. When the doors we're opened, :
Iessrs Ellis, Of Mississippi, and Kane,
Illinois, offered resolutions Of condol-
ice for the death oftheir late colleagues, !
9 Hon. Robert III. Adams and the Hon
'hn M'Lean, accompanied by some very :
oquent and highly complimentary re-
arks on the character and qualifications
the deceased gentlemen. The resolu- !
,ns were unanimously adopted; and, as
additional mark ofrespect for the mem
y of the late Senators, the Senate resolv r
to adjourn over till Monday next. ia
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. 4
'ffman submitted series of resolutions
a Committee of,the Whole on the state =
the Union, Mr. Wicklife in the Chair, :
(crring the various subjects contained
the Presidents Message, to the usual %
mmittecs. To the one which proposed r,
refer the subject Of the u. S. Bank toll =
; Committee of Ways and Means, Mr.. y =,
ayne moved sn amendment, that it bel :"
omitted to Select Committee. An - =
eresting discussion arose out ofthis mo- :;
n, both in the Committee Of the Whole !"
d afterwards in the House, in which
essrs. Wayne, hoffman, Taylor, Davis, G
rs. Carolina,) and Cambrelepg, took +
IT. The proposition was ultimately =,
gatived, on division by yeas and nays, :; =
avote Of lo8 to 67.-[Telegraph. :"
lEs The U. s. Sloop Of War Hornet u
tilrecently no direct information has :. -
en- received in relation to this i'll fatcd r
ssel and her crew. We perceive by :. :.
} Journal Of Commerce that Capt. Will =
ms. of schooner Texas. recently saw nj ~