Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-06
MORNING HERALD
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER o. 1887.
The Presidents Message.

This State Paper, which necessarily occupies the
greatest portion of our columns to the exclusion OF
almost every article Of news arrived in this city 10
minutes before o'clock, having left Washington yes
terday at noon. All we can do at present is 10 pre-
sent il TO readers transmitted to Congress,
serving observations ill our next. We also sub
Join letter from our correspondent Raynal giving
the proceedings Of the first day.
wAsHINGroS, Monday night, Dec 4.
Today at twelve o'clock the Speaker took the chair
After calling order, the clerk proceeded call Off
the several states 100 members answered to their
names. A quorum Of all the members elected being
present, the Speaker gave netce that the House
ready for business. Several resolutions Of
ered similar those presented the opening Of every
Congress viz. appointing Committee wait
apon the Senate and inform il that the House was duy
organized.
Another appointing Committee to wait upon the Pre-
sden and say that they ready receive any
Message information from that resolution
was offered that each member should be entitled to
three daily papers, as adopted previous occasions
Another resolution offered, calling upon the Secre
tary OF War; for information relative the Seminole
war; also one appointing "Wednesday next for the ap
pointing Of Committees this resolution drew out some
dcsul.ory conversation but finally carricd reso
a
twelve o'clock until further ordered On motion the
to this was done, and thus ended the first act Of the
great National Drama, performing the Capitol Of
the United States
The members lock well, and appear rather inclined
to rest for a month so, before proceeding to any heavy
business. Tomorrow the Message. II will
reach you quite as this letter Of today. You
will find that the information which i gave you
six or seven DAYS since be correctthat is that the
President will persists in the policy ofhs lsconnecon
of Bank and State. The whole Of the members will
likely be here before the ending OF the week. The
Mississippi Wings coming to contend their right
to seat in the House. 1t will be a useless waste Of
time and money That question was fairly decided Of
the extra session.
THE WEEKLY HEHALD.-Ths department Of our
Newspaper Establishment is increasing at a rapid
rate. AT the pace il now goes on, we shall have
couatry circulation of tpsnty thousand copies in less
than year. Fer the Information Of merchants, bank
ers, manufactures farmers and planters we will state
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| Morals or THE Aor- Burning Of Lewis Tappani
furniture conda grafton Of the Charesown Seminary
destruction Of the houses ofbscks in Philadelphia
-acqutts Of Richard p. Robinson accused of muir
der shooting Of Lovejoy at Al,on-sPitting in re
portess face, price $1,000 &C. &c.