The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-12-26

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On motion OF Mr.. Benton, 500 copies
(exlra} ofthe Presidens's M Message Il" re-
lstion 10 the northerrn boundcry 'l'ae oi
Ohio, were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Black gave notice, thatto-morrow,
he would inlrodice bill for the purpose
Of authorizing shs Secretory Of the Treas.
ury, to invest in stock the proceeds oi
the 2 Pefeent. derived from the public
lands.
s1-s MICHIGAN
Mr.. Benton desmcd 10 take up the mo-
tiyh submitted by him, for the purpose
Of ATTENDING 10 the Senator'S appointed by
Michigan, Tie courlsey Of seat in the
chamber, until tha question oi 'ncir riSht
there'owas d'spnseu OF.
Mr.. Clay oppossd Tue "''''n' AL
tnoigh ne wou'u give no oP"'o" as "
the rights OF ,he 'pa'"eS' nc "on'oncu
that they cou'd no more eN.eno 'he court
soy sought Tor, 10 the par''cu,sr sehumah
who might desire y; = "o''a oe pre-.
wog'ng o' tue qusr'''" e' :",
ON the sun)ect' anu n's ~ .'"1' = "'oP'0''
10 m's'eao 'ne Pu,,'o N:r ',''"a .,a i.. c
mr.. behton Sa'o, " ,',i 'no ope' '''"o 'o',n-
ery ne'o Us 10 ce"ooe '"a vas sou'
the oena'ors no'" s. '5' "
10 pe uec"ca uuy ~ r. Nnn ua Son
fra'y was s"ow". "sse c p'''o"S "''o
s'm' mere oy S,a,eu' '"'o
hi' Mug, " n'''"""' suSse '"a'
the pr"pos,'''" snou'o oe "ou'"eo, % as
~ permit me en're ou.s'oo '"e poA' an'
not on tno Moor o'sne SENATE Hs a.
MT Denton aeo''ao" .,a In' .nv ,a;,od ILL"
20 iay me suoJeo' en s"' .a''; .c -.
"A oii 20 c'nn''' '"o wv.
tam cia''ns III lou s'ana' wa. s~' MI
ana comm,''eu anu =" 'I'''o" " M
U,ay, me Sen".e ,s9o ""jo ,,ST.,r ,rIxrrc
HOooE VI nI Io =, "a 10.
TUESDAY, Dec. lS. The House met
at the usual hour, and alter the reading OF
the Journal, the Speaker announced that,
Tomorrow, petitions and memorials would
be called for, r,under the rules oil the House
in the order ofStates and Territories,
On motion Of w Whittlesey,theH Rouse
proceeded to tho election OF Sergeani-at-
Arms. u
There were twenty candidates. Inc
cnntes. 'ay princ'pa'iv oetween y WI hoa-
erick Dorsey, and Mr.. Oliver Pease the
former oi T.:"a, on the seoen" oa"ot'ng,
received l2S and me ,a'ter - Vo,es, i,
So mr.. koderick Dorsey was oeciared
to be duly elected oergean'-a'-fA'ms.
And without further action, al quar-
Ter before O'clock on motion OF Mr.
M Car,y, tue liouse aoJour"tu.
SENAIE-WEDNEsDAY, Dec l6:
Mr.. Calhoun ana his coiIeague' MI
Preston mace 'ne'r appearance IN 1ne
Senate to-day ana, on motion OF Mr
Preston, Mr. Calhoun took the requisite
oath OF quaiihcaticn, having been elected
since the last session "f congress.
Inc senate, tnen proceeded 20 the
choice OF the standing committees, foriy-
three Senators oefng IN their seats Mr.
Cuthoert is the only Senator now absent
-!here oe'Hg loIr vacancies.
It Is the practice OF the Senate to pro-
ceed hrs' 70 the eiec''on OF the cha,rnan
OF all the oomn'!tees, ano accordingly
they proceed 70 eject the cha'rmen, WIN
the ro'.ow'"g 'esu''s' tue Vo'es oe'"g as
gwen below
Foreign re'atiohs--C'ay 80 hihs'
(Alao. ~ w.,
Finances-Weos!er 20, virgin - /.
Commefce-D Sx mn H.
Manulac'utesp An'gn. ~, wan H.
AsricuHors-b 20, Upton 10.
Military anats@esenton 70.
Militia-hoDinson 80
Naval Ahairs-Sou'hard 70, aalmadge
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Puo''c LandsDEw'ns "a, Morris TO-