The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27

\ GOOD o}tAe rhoie.;sl again pledge TO yo'
1iy,ty assistance thai |, MS the bonore.
i laejeet Of your choice, can possibly al
| ford you.
From the .Ne,c Orleans Buiietsn.
4 DEBATE IN CAsADA AFFAIRS IN TIL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, From tn
eorres, ,onaent Of the Baltimore .8a't''
lean. we have an interestieg account o
lie cseedings Of the House OF Repre-
-entati.es. ON the eighth last, relative 't
10 b. movements on The frontier. Tit
/ p/sidt ut had sent message to the hous.
,Gsine the particulars Of the attack upor
1 lhr Caroline. nv the Bu$sh--dtscrihin.
il as an act Of aggravated character. ant
calculated to produce great exciteT ent
tie therefore called for an appropriation
OF monies, to defrsy the expense Of send
ing troops 10 The frontier, tor the more ef
frclual enforcement Of neutrality.
Previous to this, tie messag. also sta.
ted that information Of the whole affair
had been communicated the British
fln'sltr, through whom a demand for re
dress had been made on the British gov
ernmcni
After the residing OF he MESA ge, Mr..
Thompson Of S"ult, CsreIins, addressed
The louise. II condemned IN strong
terms, thu letter from Mr. Forsyth IL the
British minister. alleging 1t to be tame
und'gn1led aud wanting in spirit .rhc
attack upon The Caroline. he declared if
here was truth in The iepresrnIati, rs
gwen Of IT, TO be cruel, murdsrous aud
unJnst-and calling for im,rediae roiribu
non on the part Of the government H..
d' preca'ed. be said as much.as any nan
a collision wih England; but il mart.,s
come 10 The wo.st, he w,u;l prefer ma
tional justice topeace. ar. Bronson fol.
lowed hint, and de fended The position IA
kt' ny The general government 10 HE af
'aHs OF Canada--conlendiog that everv
possible. precauton had been adopted to
preserve our neutrality; lie could moi dis.
'osef any & o.ni OF censute against the
administration
Mr.. hh+el, Of South Carolina, animad-
erie d severt|vauron ihe movements md
xc'ienl mt IN New York, He apologize
or The British soldiers and said i Tho
,ar"l'ne did be! ing to The enemies of
'fea, i5rtato, as = British Colonel had al |,
eyed. ihe attack upon the Caroline was
OF 10 be complained of. and was no more
IAN what any other power would have
one. This TOO, said Mr. Rheet, not.
outstanding the attack was made at mid
'gh' upon American citizens, and upon
'ne''csn, g'nund. These resrark. we're
ably received hy the House, rand excl
u general ,dissat sfact.en. Mr. III q
as followed by Mr. Mencfee from Ky. /,
e regretted that ar, thing sbeuld occur,
disturb he pacific RELATIONSHIP heU-
ted States and Great Britain. iie ,e-
rded The admin tration. as the author
all oor'dia' ulirs, and believed NAT !,
much had been done. to- preserve the
between The u. s. and Mex
., me country waUiJ moi have been
''eo upon, to Put down a violation efl i
ATTY, between Canada and the Quilted :
''es. The conduct Of the United 8
a'es. IN regard to hrxico, he said. was c
apous. dIsered'tshle, and cowardIy. u
d placed The General Government in
attitude 1T the strong expressing the o
AK VI Thompson of South Carolina N
an fook the q or anJ said, no man III
ufd regret, or could regret more than tn
a war with GrestBri,a;n. But he held til
'onal honor Of more importance Than n,
zee. u TN, Soldiers Of Great Britain ~
a''acKede american citizens upon A. >,a
rican soil, u Americans haJbeen mur X,
cd, and the British government, ,won,d
give tul and ample redress, for such L,
,''ack. and such murder, he was for 40
< justice and satisfaction, Whatever a
h' DC Inc consequences. for
ir. wise followed and deprecated snv
'er discussion. lnregard 10 The Ca bo
ran a'fa'r he'had mt made up'bisminJ. DO;
cou q not give an opinion. He con.
edhy mosIng'le previous question. Ma
'h"'"n was 50 cohded 80 10 IT,
nam question was then nut which arti
we adoption Of two motions, Que To- per
70 me Committee Of foreign rela- thai
J al The papers before tha House q, la,,
'u'Ject Of Canadian difficulties. aud wa.
pau Calling for appropriations 10 tie I
'n''lee OF Ways ana Means. After bee
''tee messages were received from had
es'"e"'' 10 answer to certain reso.
y adof'ec by the house, and were :
'eo 20 the Committee on Fore;ye
= ne Speaker thea called upo. r.,
'a'e 10 present petitions. Ar. IA.
'esf"'ea great number, and among yes , !,