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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-03

Mr. Robinson moved 10 amend the bill BY Introducing
proposition to reduce the price of the public lands
which have been twenty years in market, to one dollar
per acre, and to make further reductions such lands
OF ten per centum every five years, should they still re-
main unsod, until reduced 10 fifty cents per acre.
MIR. Walker moved to amend this amendment by ad-
ding to it proVso that only limited quantity shall be
allowed 10 be settled by individual for the purpose of
settlement.
The amendment opposed by Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Porter, and supported BY Mr. Walker and Mr. Robinson
The amendment 10 The anne ndment then ncGatircd.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Ewing, Of Ohio,
Mr.. Robinson modified his amendment as 10 read
dollnr twelve and half cents per acre. instead of
one dollar. :.
Mr. White suggested an amendment, by way of pro-
vIso, combining the benefits Of the amendment 10 actual
settlers, who heads Of families, &c. and asked the
yeas and nays, which ordered.
The question then taken the amendment to the
amendment, and decided as follows:
feas-Mrssrs. Benton, Buchanan, Clayton. Criten-
den, Hendricks, King, Of Alabama Knight Linn, Nc.
kcan Mangum, Moore, Nicholas, Porter Prcntiss Pres
ton S,epey, Swift, Walker, Webster, Whitc-a0.
.Aays-Messrs. Black, Brown, Calhoun, Clay, Davis,
Ewing, of Illinois, Ewing, of Ohio Goldsborough,
Rvcs, Robbins, Robinson, Southland, Tallmadge, Tom.
IinSon-2l.
The yeas and nays we're then ordered on The amend.
ment 9: the Senator from Illinois
The question being taken on tie amendment, il IVES
decided as fullows:
Ieus-Nlcssrs. Benton, Black, Davis, Ewing of ILL
nos, Ewing of Ohio, Grundy, Hendricks, King of Ala
bama Linn, Moore, Morris, Nicholas, Porter, Robinson,
Walker, Webstet-iG.
.Nays-Messrs. Brown, Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay,
Clayton, Crtrnden, Goldshorough, Hill, Hubbard,
Kent, King of Georgia, Knight, Leigh, Mexican, Man
gum, Naudan, Miles, Prenliss, Preston. Rves Robbins
Shepley, Southland, Swift, Tamadge, Tomlinson, White
81.
The bill was then reported as amended
The amendment Of the committee, that nothing should
be construed take away the power Of Congress over
the public lands; and
Tie amendment extending the provisions of the bill
TO lS4l;
Were not concurred in, Mr. Clay and Mr.. Ewing as
sennG TO the non.concurrencc.
The other amendments concurred in.
MIR. Brown moved to strike the first section Of the
bill.
MIR. Moore asked for the yeas and nays; which were
ordered
Ibis section provides for The ten per to the
new states.l
The question WINS then taken on the amendment and
decided az follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
,eir Obligation. to the Consultation, and

by dehagiug their obligations to the Constitution and
that speedily.
Mr. Speaker, how ought this question, as it is now
presented to to be settled; One mode has been at
tempted and il fulcd Then the only way is to with
draw from these Grluded and sguded fanatics all in
ducements, all hope Of aid from the North. Let the
Northern people themselves tell thcn-Your scheme
shall be carried out Why is il necessary for to
appeal 10 the gentlemen Of the North These fanatics
in the Northern States, which sovereign aud in
dependent 10 their domestic relations, beyond the
reach of our laws and cannot reach them by any le
gislation of ours but the Northern people eau and
ought TO do it, However we have had some specimens
of the SINCERITY with which this schemc has been put
down in part 1.-THE North, which will mention for
the credit of the parties concerned. Understand there
has been celebrated AngloScotch vagabond travel
ing through certain section of the North, by the
name OF Thompson, preaching abolition; and hope
l shall not be regarded uncourteous ungallant
Well this G%lon for no e dsserYss no better name
and would disgrace that if possible, has been
holding forth in the churches and public meeting
houses of the North, ecturng and propagatng his n
ceudiarsm the great horror and indignation Of the
people. Bot what is most singular the charming inlu
of the females, those blessed pous old maids has
protected him from all the rage the indig czens
Aye, sir, even at the very when the people
rounded him breathing threaten ings and
determined to suppress his doings and chastse his nso
ience his charming female foiocers and admirers
eised powerful charm him, that they carried
htui away unseen rs in the midst of cloud whether
in their pockets how, tell; but he
was carried out unseen and escaped untouched,
urely through female intervention. How potent the
charm thus to parayze indignant patriotism and aternal
affection
Mr. Slade said Thompson had never been in Vermont
Mr. Garland. Well, am very glad to hear that Yer.
mont has not not been cursed with his presence, and
wish could say that his principles had been there
but somehow other, all his doctrines have reached
there have apparently taken pretty deep in of
its SOIL and preached here in their every odious
detestable form and shape WILL therefore, say the
people of the North, Give your aid in this thing. We
love as brethren love the Union; ask you
citizens having the by force of law which have
not, to put Down these abolition schemes, and their
niders and abeors your midst protect against
these incendary attempts to bring war and desolaon in
TO our very domciles This, sir is national consdera
ton; consideration deeply affecting the Southern
country and the Union ITSELF and should dcspse my
scff could allow any other feelings enter into my
consideration, where the property the lives the ber
ties of my fellow-ctzens ut stake.
(Remainder in nert)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
E1irsef IF a ieaey from

WAsHtEcToN CirY, Jan Sth 1896
"Tbe subject Of Abolition before both Houses Of
Congress IN form which cannot fail to elicit full and
decisive expression Of opinion from the Northern repre-
seniaton, BY which the South will know who are rs
friends and who is enemies You have no doubt seen in
the Globe, The resolution offered by Mr. Jarvis the
amendment offered ~ Mr. Wise, and the amendment to
the amendment Of Mr. Wise, offered by Mr. Glascock
Of Georgia NJ. Wises amendment presents directly
the gu eson Of constitutional powerMr Jarvis reso
lutioD with Mr.. Gascocks amendment while they avoid
any seeming (or il is only seemng) disregard Of the
right Of petition reprobates and rejects in every possible
form the schemes Of the Abolionists and the roprie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

The last Alexandra Gazette says "Much speeua.
ton exists the action OF the Senate on the nomna-
tons Of Mr. fancy hief Justice and Mr. Kendall az
Postmaster General We think the gyobabify present
Vs. that both will be conhrmed-athough Mr.. fancy 3
case is more doubtful than Mr.. Kcndalls"
letter from Washington Of the 9Th says 1" II s said
that the Senate viii not act upon the leading Executive
nominations, until the vacancies in their body all
filed, which IN al probability, will leave the Federal
Court without two Of its members during the present
term There Is doubt that Barbours nomination will
be unanimously confirmed, have not heard whisper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
A CARD

We did not see nor hear Of the geBlemanly Card Of
Thomas w. Gimer in the Wing Of Friday last, until az
yer TIE appearance Of oor last paper That important in
dividual, "unabie to yiDdcate himself against the
charges have brought against him. resorts TO the We
ry vulgar slang and coarse personal vituperalion
which he is pleased to charge upon US We shall be ex
cuscd, hope cannot condcsccnd to notice" the
false assertiens which we exposed thirty months
past, and which hold in utter and derision
They are The assertions which blink The charges
against blmsef-nnd we repeat and appeal to bis own
Gard for The confirmation Of the picture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
''Ealrael ea laer ronn an effeer efMe Ges.,s..eas

dated 1Nrw ORLrAss Dec -
al O'clock, =. Nudge Macomb has Just arrived flon
San PHILIPPE and brings the cheering news Of the fall Of
San Antonlo the death of Gen Co.'S nearly all of his
ofhcers, and the destruction of nearly the whole aHlsy
Al this time, there is not armed MexeaS in Tex
as, east OF the San Antonio Gen Mehias second at
lack on IamPco was TO have been made ih4 nght 0
the 25th, the FIRST day of their feast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

Col. Tnos NEwToN, President Of the DanviIle Con.
Venhon, GKoRGg MclSTOsH, and john McPHaIL rs.
CURES the Delegates from the Borough Of Norfolk ar
ryed here on Friday evening in the Steum-boat-Many
oiher Delegates we're in attendance yesterday. The
Convention assembled in the Senate Chamber-or.
ganized-and adjourned Till to might.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

PennSy'cania.-The Wings and Anti-Masons are more
and more cut into schisms The unpopular Veto put
by The new Governor the bill for the purchase Of ~
locomotives and tenders for the of the rail roads
the Commonwealth, has thrown new firebrand into
their camPOn the other hand the Republicans are rail-
lying and fe-unitng. The Philadelphia Sentinel of the
9th January, predicts that by the Convention which
Electoral Ticket Of the 9TH of March Convention will be
accepted"
Habdma.-The White Caucus Of Tuscaloosa consist
ing OF some 10 or so members Of the Legislature and
some zen or dOzen private gentlemen have nominated
Judge hteand yet these consistent gentlemen adopt
ca resolutions, denouncing Conventions of the People
Tor selecting Presidential candidates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

III UClAN MINOR, attorney at Laso, has removed to
NJ CHARLOTTESVILLE lie will hereafter attend
the Coraty Courts Of only ALBENARLE and LOUISA but
still the superior Courts Of GoocHLAFD and ORasoE.
December ~ GSw4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

OF Objection TO him-Taneys nomination 10 certainly
doubtinl-kendall's WILL [ have doubt, be- confirmed
but VIII meet with strong opposition: he is doubt one
OF the most ehicicnt officers OF the Government"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
IAVRE MARKET.

SAILS An HAvRE, DEC. COTTON 10 b.. Louisiana
at 10, 81 do. at I6S, ~ do 1876 do 300 do Al
lO2 l-2-e5 Mobile st 1880 Georgia, new at ISL i5s
DO. DO, ~ 1920 Tennessee, at lls-53 d. at %
sales, I'd, 200 bales including lot Of Louisiana al
1903 ~ IL
The assembling Of strong feet Of observation In
our immediate vicinity, under Admiral Mackau aud the
extensive preparations going in France are obvi-
ousy intended TO intimidate well tn be ready TO
srhe The first blow with effect should the quarrel 20 50
las. Indeed, the Constitutional intmates as much in
the following ridiculous and nsolent paragraph Penn
AS Tor the American differences, 1t is generally
thought that the departure Of Admiral de Mackau with
imposing forces is rather guarantee Of peace than of
IN presence Qf tie french Squadron Cy.gp41.
JAcRsoS MUST come to decision ri! America ,eoold
not have an equal force to oppose France and peace
must prevail the more easily, from the circumstance that
me explanations demanded require nothing humiating
on The part Of the United States"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
NJF""k ScJNkINI
G1nten, Oct. 28.-1s36.
Neife natb $eutfbIoub.

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portoi,ep'n 0riefen an 0snrp Ointsrer.
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Sspt. 30. 's6. 21:to.
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s. vt 9 t 0 br.

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aStsunoe unb oas pub!itum iioerbaurt,oaf
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Widieal bs;pobnten 3immer an Der flo:
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81 psre'snen. Ter hfdfe prsis pue
Ktstssit bs3ahlt fur 4el5e. 1000 Vf
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Canton, @pr. 27. 1856. 12 6M.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
GO ebeu etbulten.

Der tntsr5eibnets, banfber far er=
tUielene @uutt, tbut Isirsn Sreunben uuS
Dem pub!ifun ilbsrbaHpt bir,nit abt-
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mii6te uno bablia 1hber; @afIImier uup
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ttne bic oeribieoenRen RIeicuu asftide.
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en- fir Sdoiss ,eaoencif6 Gabad; halS-
staber @alico's Don teoer sbattiruro.
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lertmsnt fi(Nner 2SfeL 3udsr, Raffee,
Ebee, GemhrSe, 3ibsbeu, @in, 8rauov,
8um, pO,tweiH, SisbOn, Nlueeat, eiaret,
Wala9a. ReuorIeans MoIadts.
Nle eie(e unb pleIe enee,e N,:.f.I uer.
esn ~ esn biu'sfen prei(en fa. baar
@s!o eeer Xaneseprooutte ataefest.
9lram Divers.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
0Sebuet Gtadt

Dem 9eebrteu publiRum wrb Gsertnir
befannt setuabt, RAG Gas @s1baft utter
Der Sirma bon &brifmas, Serter II. s..
nte bisber, bic gum 1ftsn ndd,ften Q,pril&
fo,teef1brt tperoen tpi,o. Der COB pcm
WilIiasa @britmas maGt es nctbweucia,
cab aue radfdnbi0e Ne6uuueen aefbloS
Gen >perosn. Sb wsroe ceSweeeu bic,
Den eriten 9pri! INNER am alten Stauo
81 fneen leDn. Wit oenen, mel6e Die
Mittel nidt baben, foaletb ~ bs,ablen~
'piIo man bM'se 9iadfdt batsta
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triebsn tpsroen. Ga unfer Borratb pen
@hteEn zine beesutence Guantitit Ycu
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pettantsn seoenfen,-l % bitten mir IN, ee-
nsiSten 3uiptnb.
@anten, Set. 28.-1s36.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
&c. R. Rewelt,,

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feline Tienfe an. eeine Re6:
nunaen miro er billis mab,u,-
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anOertraren, niro sr NIT lcrsfdltiser Muf=
mertiamfeit 81 bebanesIn iu6en.
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tnsbreren Sabren in Der Nusabuna Der
9eiIfunoe itm serabrt-beuebf einsm
3nfatmnenbans senben resjlmdetsenlluter:
ri6ts:@mfus cen er in etnem ausgereDAs
ten 3UfpitaIe msoicinif fbsn@oae9in,n
erboIten, mercen ibn, ME sr NIT 3uper:
li6t sIaubt, in Ben 9tono f,seu, &'anf
,beiten ourbseberbs nit grfoIe 81 tss
banoeln. O. Seine SiFs 1T i'm Ma,ft=
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9 Ibnren n6roIib BON 8. .. @u6eI's
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
Quh b inDe eren.

Ser unterf6riebene bsnabrittet a6ts
nn8sprll baS Yublifun,, baB sr in Osnas
burg Obises 9eibdft in allen os0tn per:
l6ieoenen 3reisen angefansen, alsrO e'
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ti9 1T. Seine Mrbeit Wirb e, bnb(b une
gut Iisfern 9IIte 8hbsr ,peroen arI l'sr.
lan8en tpieoer 9sbunoen. Da et in Dem
@st6att erfabren if. 70 sstrante er fieb,
ben Mnulbsn osrer gu sntlprsbeu Die
'bn nit sluftrdssn beebren mbsen. Sc
iteuun9sn BON SubbiucersNrbeit iraeNo
elmer 9tt wsroenirss eautoner BH9ltobr
aneeucmmen.
Aub Nno bep ibm tsutf6e II. ensIi fbs
8 a len Der, 70 tpie aueb felbfperfer.iste
8onnet:Saren 5u habsn.
Carl wareenbur9.
Senabura g5spt. 28 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
&Qbinetmuherep. s
nabura 9spt. 28 1856.

Die Gnces llnteraeibuetsn ssieen Bier
init Den 8Ir9erh @antpa's uuo Dem
pubIifhm ibabaupt abhsnasoOu an,oaB
(te obises @efbdft iu Der Gusearatrae
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baben autpO 'e Die 8strsibuns beHslbsn
IN ellen 3peisen bsabfbtisen.
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ben oanfoar ausenoi>,ttteh hne prpn,ft in
fHrjeiter 3eit beiOr9tmsroen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
9(eus Sitter! /!

Eis uaterfbrisbenen nsbmsn EA bic
6repbstt, ,oaepublltum biermit 5ubeuab=
rlbtiasn, bae fe 70 ebsn erbaltsn baben
Elm All0rtt'snt 0arte 5Eaaren als !.
sattlsrmaaren, Qeusabe''a, BlaSvalse
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facen Ssiten, Qutmaber Gifen Rartsu,
sbesrsn. Sia3stbats uno N3Seln, @sr-
ber M:0er, stabL Qcb.I, Mnnraueen
Sirnie, &c. Ss ben biuiaiten qrsifen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
S1dac 9. Son9s,1
G1tlrhrn nnA An
: Eantcn Nus. 1. 1886.

0tmmt it6 biernfit bic S,erbeit, eae
pubIifutn eebtnaasscQ 3u bena6rtbtisen,
oaB er non eSaeOb S6euenbsraer feineu
'san5sn @tcd MateriaIisn, eanemetfs.
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&ut(ben,0tss, mogen ouer 2lrt,
ntrosn nab farasiter @sltsluns lbbn uno
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boiFt e'nen 1beil Der bHensIi6en &uno=
iebats oureb bsbarrlibe #uImerflamfeit IL.
'panstIi6fs't 5u eetoienen. SIN 8siise
elmer lanssn, in Den bf!iben staateu az
lamme!tsn, erfahruns elaubt er serfbest
5u fspn eaB le!ne q beit in oirlem e staat
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Sv. q. 81 opye'

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gen. feuen phnftli9 bsfb!s nereen Nlls
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nanntsn SpeeiaI Mssnteu
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Der unterfbri.bers ririrt E1 lie Sresss
stfn, DE Burger scn eampn uuo Der
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ois 6arbsn, CeIs. &c. suttt Dsstaaf.
r. ssin Sebcp befnoet lib i'm nadften
@tbdues faetb p. stspis 6osers etpbr,
TN ebstn sumner. Ssrls @ree.
Canton, Suip e2, 1886.
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elnsm ME feb!eneen QEanrr, quite aneuen
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srenisfsns Don glsssianb biz ebiaae.be.
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ten Dep @-,- o. Nappe.
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