Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-18

~ Us s s';I;,,,v de.poti,m The cry had been
~" 49,. The Union is III danger he koe" VI
ra'' RI, dsnvsr but that Of military desPousm,
20 o'ns' nrorIaim It on this floor that this was
,ie m ,sa,ss, danger with which it was menaSea'
inc Tho Greatest which any country had 10
apprehenu. ,o, FIR the warmth with which
ue o,5nres,ed himself. UnbecoDing as nc
,'sa, ,b,t warmth to be, he must throw "m'e"
~. country and his cocntrymen Tor naa'sen.
WI ~" ,s he was. and feeling as he DID, ne cou'"
no, have spoken otherwise. ali
A. FORSYTH said, on the molten 10 'e'e,'
| ,.,,,;,uS on the merit, of the r'es.e" -
.,'...ca were irrelevant and irregular: WI.
III had 50 stated in the outset oil MS fe""'A''
and apologized for IT. c.,,,;,, had
A. + True, the Senator from >. Caro'"a "au
dn,,,ed the existence OF the rule anu I'D" :,
w. hss, possible excuse for the violation" "
az, h,j n, such excuse TO oher; he'e'o'e
should not follow the example .: os h;s
m, President has, in the execeuo" y. "'
J,,y frankly and openly expressed ms oP"'o"''
onJ the facts and reasons upon wh'en inc, W.
s"nIaJ Tbe Senator fran South Carohna' Oh
IT, n,ri If his State, had in,erposed his ueu.a''
Tho ;,sue is fairly made. The compe'en' u'Ju
al v,, decide. There was one ct 'he lena ',T,
"G,hs Senator, Mr.. F. felt himself bpunu Ptomp"y
y" - los, his silence might be consTueu 'h.'
W 49, The President Is charged WIN
;nrnn.;stency of opiuion 10 the cases VI 0''''
Carolina and Georgia ;, >. ,to
AIR, C. explained. He alluded oh'y 10 ''e
o,;nop that the Supreme Court was maj ar
Nr said it was not important as to tue ex'
,.nt nf mn. allusion As the sole representative
=, n,,.nt (Guv Troup is confined 10y ind'>po-
-;,,,nA of Georgia, he must protest against inc
go II Georeia being coolounded with mat OF
iii C,roli1a. He had on a former occasion
xoreJ 10 demonstrate TO the Senate the as
.,c,;o, hatween the two cases. lie was ready
=, ain :, shoy the distinction between them' anu
~ defend lis iustness. To others II misht not
n, :, hut 10 the great body of the people Oh
,;.,roi, il VAS obvious and palpable Inc no
,,r,b,e Senator had assured the Senate tba' ho
State loved the Union more than the STATE o'
Smith Carolina Mr.. heard this declara'inh
from such high authority with pleasure. ~ nus,
~. confessed that the course Ot the State han
n,,ced the object of their love in eXtreme dan
asr. MIR F. congratulated the Senate tha''
Notwithstanding the threatening appearance
there was no danger to the public peace. lhe
Chief Magistrate pledges himself not to resort
70 any but defensive iorce, and the Senator ii"p
Smtb Carolina tells us that South Carolina ha'
no desire To use force unless assalIed. lhs
hope might b. INDUCED thst al these pledge
would BE- redeemed. II they we're, force would
not be used.
The motion was then agreed TO.
On motion Of Mr. Grundy. 5000 extra copies
Of the message aud documents were ordered u
b. printed.
MIR Poindex,cr laid on the table certain amend
ments, which he proposed to make IN the bill ap
propr,atins. for limited time, the proceeds o
the public lands, &c.
The Senate then proceeded TO the conSdcra
ton Of the bill appropriating. for limited ume,
the proceeds of the Public Lands, &c.
The question being on the amendment report
ed by the Committee on the Public Lands
Mr.. Back addressed the Senate in favor o
the amcndmrnt.
After he had con, udvd. several motions wer,
made to lay the table aud adjourn, but the
were all withdrawn; and,
On motion of Mr. Grundy, the Senate ther
proceeded 10 the consideration Of Executive bu
sness After which,
The Senate then adjourned.
House Of Rspreseafires
On mottOn Ot Mr. huaMS-
Rssoipsd, That the Secretary Of the Treasu
~ be directed to repor, To this House list of ar
tceS. upon which the reduction OF six million
NAV. Tor the most part, be made upon those de
animated protected articles, without prejudic
to the reasonable claims OF existing establish
me.tS.
Resoiced, That the President Of the Unite,
States be requested To communicate to this II MS
. Il'tsuf article. of donesric manufacture. whlcl
a. dispcnsitle to our safety in time Of war
4" to which it Is stated in the message Of M
-''dent tn Congress, that the policy of protec
y - GIght ultimately b. hmied
Nc Wa,moush moved the following resolu
uor which was read the fi,>t imr:
he Il ResoireL by the Senate anil House u
Representatives., in Congress assembled. TIA
hr President OF the United Safe, b.. aud he l.
e''oy authorized, to cause To BE- erected owe
NJ remains OF the brave men who fell In battl,
mug the late war on our Northern frontier. con
e"dIns slori"usly for the liberties ct our com
n"h country. monuments with appropriate in
t'Ipnans, indicating the field On which the,
''cn. aud perps'uatins the remrmbr ance of thri
ParIOiic de,OIon
message VAS received from the President @