The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-24

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.',aster,, T. I,.a:a AZ ne. -, M ,bs s,h;ect
from Massa",,,,s,.,s ~, N6rsSV II ! q 49,
'"''I p9 p;,.s,'ns'r $1,000 a. ~, .,.,ssrds
&c 1nn NJ n;.',..I:t.'..ss H.. NJ NJ ON.
H., AZ m"sn..J e., 1, orno pann-
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ii.-;.:.. W....'S:.I No,.
York. Mr. Barnard nresented 4 us-
Itition from Ph;lndelnh;a. praying a /
modification of thc tariff INV ~ 1928. !
n resuect Of dutv on imported fIax,
and os 4 resnected nannfacf,,res n a., |
from tI,e same Mr. woodbury.. from
ths Comm;ttee on commerce. report-
Cd = hill for 4 drawback Of dutv on mn
norted ,f;,rc;yn IRON Tbc dchnte ION
NJ Crundv's resolot;on relative 20 the1
Post Office Inou;rv was not resumed:|
and il has. for the nresent. terminated. |
On the resolut;o,, he;no o0a;n taken
nm for cons;derat;on. M. Holmes ssa-
ted thnt thev hrd come 20 = conclusion
IN both sides thar the s.b;ect matter
had UNDERGONE Sufficient discussion.
and thai he was. therefore. induced TO
move thar the resolution he laid on the
table. with the UNDERSTANDING that the
sense of the Senate he taISen on its NOR
IFS on the follow;ng div (to-morrowl
at 1 o'clock. This was agreed TO: af.
ter which the Senate went into consid-
erat,on of Executive business. and then
adjourned.
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excl"s;rslv acc,,n;s - ,hs .ans;Jaro.
t;o,, nf na;;,;ons NJ E5warJ Evare,,
having succeeded in bringing on the
discussion OF winch ne gave notice on
the preceding Monday ontne Pet'non
OF the 'riiaoitants OF i'erKsnire, en'or-
eng the necessity OF preserving the
sanctty OF our treaties .witntne INDIANS
ureat opposition was mace 20 the TAX
ing up Oh tne SUBJECT ana an attempt
was hiaoc 10 prcveht ~ nyn oe"a"a
oIthe question OF iconsideration--wnich
"iter some discussioh oha point Oh or
"er' was agreed to-.ne vote peihg'
ayes ioi' noes 9o' lhe fiouse there-
fore agreed 70 go INTO the discussion
OF me qncstion' Mr. Everett men
spoke "a oelc"ce oi nus mo'ion' wnich
IS 10 reier the petition 10 the Commit
zee on ino'an nHai,s' WIN Instructions
20 report . OH nnking 'urther proyis-
ION lor executing tue laws OF tue UNI
'ea o.a'es on sne sunyect OF intercourse
WIN !ne ind'an tripes' anu also Tor
Iai'''ul observance OF the .reat'es Pc
tween tne United states and sa,d tribes
H. IT.. .ro ,,;s. sp1I. ~ I hGhaa "e
cI,ded 'oe - ''- SoA
TUESDAY, Feb. I5.-In the Senate
various memorials were presented q,
gainst the removal of the Southern In
dians. The credentials of the elect
ion of the Hon. Gideon Tomlinson =
Senator from the State of Connect
cut. for six years from the Sd of March
next, in the room of the Hon. Mr.. VIII
ley, whose term then expires. were
presented by Mr.. Foot. Mr.. Clavton
introduced bill to compensate the ~.
ficers and soldiers at Fort Delaware
for the losses and Injuries thew susto;ns
ed by the late calamity at The For,
The sense of the Senate was taken on !
Mr.. Grundv's resoI,t;on 60 ..as,:eI III
by the amendment Of Mr.. Livingston.
which goes to declare that the Special
COMMITTEE on Inquiry into the Post
Once department are not authorized
TO inquire into the causes why the Post
master General dismissed his Depu-