The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-13

have prepared Il. Tie report of
Mr. Johnson was ultimately, order
cd Ia be referred to a COMMITTEES uf
the. NVhole, on the state OF the Un-
ion. Mr. Coulter moved, that the
usual number, only, be printed, but
berorc decision was taken upon the
question, the hour allotted for tho
consideration ofreports and resolusl
tions expired.
In the Senate, on Friday, petit
ions and memorials We're presented
by Alessrs. Npble. Chambers, Bar
nard, Grnndy, and 2uggles, the two
latter on the subject Of Sunday
mails. ' ~.
In the House Of Representatives.,
tho resolution Of Mr. Chiffon, ior
the vrin,ing OF ten thousand copies
of the report presented by CsIo"el
Johnson trom the Committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, on
the subject Of the Sunday mails.
was, after some bservations from
Mr. Mallsry, in support Of the prop
osi,ion, and call from Mr. Wick
life for the previous question, car
ricd iu the Affirmative. by ayote OF
SO t0 67.
The further consideration Of the
bill for the relief of Mrs Dcca'ur,
was. upon motion Of Mr. Alston, dc
ferren antii Saturday; aud the
House went into a Committee of the
Whole, Mr. Philip r. Barbour in
the Chair, on the contested Virginia
election. Mr. Newton concluded his
remarks inpindication of his right
"a a seat ia the House. After fur
ther and prolonged discussion, Mr.
laval spoke in reply, until after
four o'clock. Mr. Peares made an
unsuccessful motion that the Com
mittee rise, report progress, and sit
again /; bui, after some observations
from Mr. Aston, to the effect that ip
tho event Of the sitting member wish
ing to rejoin to tho remarks OF Mr.
Loyal, he should be tho last person
TO object to it /; tho motion was re-
newcd and carried.
&r The present seems ali era OF pc
culiar interest in religious point OF
view. Excitements more or less gen
eral, are in operation throughout al
most every section efthis State, and
the adjacent parts Of Massachusetts.
New Hampshire too, shares largely in
the diffusion Of this spiIit, and individ
ual cases are constantly occurring, well
calculated to stsgger the weak founda
tiun of the sceplical and excite to the
enquiry-How are these things Men
and women of all characters and eve
ry grade Of intellect have been subjects
of the present revival, and joing in
ascrising it to the influence Of a pswsr
which operates in way incomprehsn
able to human reason, and entirely dis
.;nct from tie assistance ofcredulity
superssition or bigotry.
N OF DR.. Moore closed his series OF
lectures ON Wednesday evening last.
his our design TO notice them more a,
isngth. as leisure shall permit.
or Those echoes Of the g Boston
Statesman waich are printed in 4 Pl ov
idence. continue to carry on the war
against DR.: Messer with a yirulence
and rancour, that would do credit tn
the spirit Of the aboiigines. The last
very important charge which these We
acious worthless proclaimed to the
world was, that Dr.. Messer had been
guilty Of selling milk. For the espec
ial benefit Of our yeomonry we record
his--and now ask,--FarmeIs--wiIl
you give countenance to this by voting
Tor the man who has pespetratsd such
IN enormisy, and whose fingers end.
I this momsAt perhaps are moist with
he vile liqasF =? There is great dan