Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-02-10
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

Senate Jan. 24.--Mr. Hayne presented a
memorial of number of citizens of S Caro-
lima against the Tariff Mr.. Clayton submit
ted resolution instructing the committee on
Commerce to inquire into the expediency of
Iembanking the land on which the light house
at the mouth of MuhonS Riser is erected, and
Of appropriating the unexpended balance, to
make road therefrom to the fast land MI,
Benton submitted sundry resolutions relative
to the Bank of the United States Mr. Moore
1 also submitted some on the same subject. The
Senate sat sometime in executive session.
! House Of Representatives.. .-Mr Jenifer's
resolution relative to the removal of free peo-
pie Of color to the coast of Africa. and the
| Abbortionmeht biHwere severally debated.
/ S-nate, Jan, 25.-Mr. Benton submitted
the United States. The Senate sat long time
/ in Executive session.
/ House of RebreSentatiUeS.- Ellsworth,
\ from the Judiciary Committee, reported bill
tc provide for the further compensation of the
4 Marshall of Delaware. The Apportionment
! bill was again discussed.
4 Senate, Jan. 26.--Mr. wilkins, from the Sc
lect committee 10 which was referred the bill
Ito indemnify American citizens for losses sus-
tanned by French Spoilations prior to Septem-
!. Der, 1900, reported the same with amendments,
; M, Marcy presented the memorial of DaOiC
81 HeRsha1U and others, citizens of MassachrL
: sets. praying charter for bank with cap
I ital of Fftfy Millions, to take effect after til,
: charter of the present Bank of the u States
i shall expire Mr.. Ewing submitted the fol
Glowing resolutions, which lie on the table on
= day:
! Resoived, That the practice of removin,
elpublic officers by the President for any ]othe
J, purpose than that of securing faithful execu
e ton of the laws. is hostile to the spirit of tn
q Constitution, was never contemplated by it
framers-is daring extension of executiv
j inAuence-is prejudicial to the public service
:, and dangerous to the liberties Of the people.
u PeSotved That it is inexpedent for the Sc
nate to advise and consent to the appointmer
a of any persons to fill supposed vacancy
6lany Office occasioned BY the removal of pric
NJ incumbent, unless such prior incumbent sha
IL appear to have been removed for sufhciei
nd cause.
to House of RebreSentGtipes.--T Apportio
o. ment Bill was discussed at length, and repor
ID ed to the Household Journal
"a "a The editor of the Pennsylvania Wing, in I
N. paper of last Saturday, says;-sWe stand pr
pared to PROVE. under the SIGNATURE OF A
DREW JACKSON HIMSELF. that he did move t
zen secret and tremendous power Of FEEDER
be- MASONRY TO SECURE HIS ELECTION in 19S
ex- We say, we stand prepared to SHOW HIS LIE
lat rpp no rup warm avow;no describing a
M exulting in this MOVEMENT of the LODGl
Sc Sc to PROMOTE HIS OWN ELECTION
ave Again. We say MASONRY is at upork NO
fac to secure the reelection of Andrea Jacks
our and we make the allegation on knowledge
the fact from his gun pen, that he did make
lofH 10 promote his election in 1928. 1t is il
llgh letter from Andrew Jackson to the editor
e ea this paper, that he makes the acknowledged
exc, of using MASONRY to secure his election
Duld 1928. That letter shall be bubhshed and
Y m veil rent from the Temple of Inquitv of VIII
t 1I the great High Priest is Andrew Jackson
BY the term Fedora! J4asoas,' the w