The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-04
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FRIDAY March %

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the memorial Of tha Tar;fr fron,,.n,io,f rona,,Iu
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nnrted 70 ;mnr,vc Tho mail load rrnn, / o"isylls
10 Ct J,ouis The h;ll far tbn Recommendations
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TUESDAY, March 81.
SENATE The bill to exempt merchandise
imported into the United States, under certain
circumstances, from the operations of the tariff
law of 1898, was taken up On motion of Mr.
Clay, aud after an animated discussion, and The
adoption of several amendments, was laid on
the table
The motion to reconsider the vote on the ap.
pnrtionment bill was next taken up, and the
Senate determined to reconsider, bv a vote Of
yeas 26. nays 20. After discussion, in which
Messrs Clay, Holmes, Webster, Clayton For
syth, Poindexter, and Marcy, took part, a mo
ton of Mr. Clayton, to commit the bill TO n Sc
lect committee of five members was adnpted
The committee was then chosen by ballot a.
follows. Messrs. Webster. CLAYTON. FORSYTH
Mangum, and Hayne
HOUSE Mr.. Wickliffc presented a memo
rial. yery numereusly siuned, from persons in
terested in the navigation of the Ohio com
plaininr of the hirh taxes levied upon com
merce in the passage through the Lousvill,
and Portland Canal and praying Congress Il
! make an appropriation of $4,000 TO remedy
the evil. 1t was referred 10 the committee OF
Internal improvements. The bill for the relic
OF certain insolvent debtors OF the U. States
and the bill supplementary to the several law
relative TO the sale OF the public lasds, wer'
severally read third time and passed.
WEDNESDAY. March %.
SENATE. Mr. Clay presented a memoria
from sundrv citizens Of Kentucky asking tb
interference OF the Government in favor of tn
objects of the Colonization Society, which, AT
ter some remarks from Messrs Clay, Hayne an
Chambers, was laid on the table. The bill
making appropriations for the support of tn
Government during the year 1882, was take
up, and after some discussion was laid on tn
table.
HOUSE. The bill to authorize the Judge
of the United States Court, to take bail O
claimants of property seized and to perforr
other acts in vacation, together with numerou
private bills, were read third time and passec
The House resumed in committee of the Who'll
the consideration of the bill in addition 10
| act to provide for certain persons engaged i
! the land and naval service OF the United State
in the revolutionary war Mr.. Ellsworth aC
| dressed the Committee, and when lie had con
| cluded his remarks, the Committee rose, an
the House adjourned.
THURSDAY. March %
| SENATE. The bill winch had been recon-
mitted TO. and resorted as amended by. IN
! Committee on Finance. examining merchaT
disc imported into The United States. unde
certain circumstances. from The onerstious {
! The tariff law of 1929, was discussed nv Messr
| Silsbee. Tazewell. Foot. Smith. Havne. Tvle
! Dickerson. and Webster: and finally. aite
| adontino the amendment of the committee. n,
| dered To n third readinu The Senate wer
| into the consideration of Executive business
! HOUSE. Mr.. Mercer. from the Committe
on Internal Improvement. reported bill fc
| tho Improvement of certain harbors and Il,
,,,viv5tion of certain rivers. which WINS read
| first and second time. and committed TO Cor
mittee If The Whole on the stote of the Unio,
| Tho Uouse nCierwards resumed the consdsr,
tion of tho Revolutionary Pensions R;ll in IN
| discussion of which il was enrooed in LA
! mast G,ur O'clock The Ieadinu pTovis;ons ,
| Ills biu ore first That the suIviying of;oer,
! u,usio;a,s ond rrivates who saryed i, tho ,,o
| of The r.volutjon on the Continental establish
,non' IN ,ba Militia STATE ,ronns or Nc Vim
| tears md Who continued therein NJ ono -
| ,noro farms of service. far neriod of min
| ,nonILs or ,norc. shall he en,itlad ,o reoaina
| d,r;na, HE n,,nraI life n ,ens;nn .ccord;nr, i,
~. ns.,;.;ons or Tho ac, If Mach ISL IS,S
| Sscpndi, that ,lI nersons No nbove dascrihaG
Win shaI, have served as ,herein mnnt;onaI
| far anv te,m less than nine m3ntbs nnder m
| or mara enlistmen,s. and NOT less tb.n al
months. shall be entitled 10 roce;ve n nension
| accnrd;ng IN the nrovisious or ihe NO, IF IoIs
| in such nronoriion onIv rs the term or b,s ser
! vice be,rs ,n The term If nine months Third
! lvtbat each oftbe survivng officers musicians