The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-05

report hsd hot' ~ It's general scope, undertaken 10 ga
fault with provision for. them Would the pen,.
then, refuse TO correct his error The two ,,s,,a.
aimed al IN the paragraph which the chairman n -,
committee now sought 10 correct were here ready =,
fend themselves. ard to make ibeu vlndrcston .Eg ~
the sssalant. Those who were TO be preludlced hy
greater mlssiatemen,s were absent, aud the s1rs
would seem. on that very account 10 address L,t
more strongly to generous mind,
single remark to the gentleman from South C,,
lina, (Mr PicEENs) which he (Mr B. had been ~,
vented from Offering by the abrupt termination Of i,
debate on the former day That gentleman had ,st
that party movements were at this moment concerted
reference to the tanf. There might be mlsconcerro
II he (Mr 3D. did not say that to any such purpo,e no
was an entire stranger The statement had struck han
with sstonlshmen, Yet these singular demonstrate,
we have witnessed may be connected with party ma,
n9uyres. II was publicly charged in this House that.
late movement on another subject sprung from stcr,
treaty OF alliance or certain conditions agreed upop No.
tween the high contracting parties Here might be "a,
aught he knew, the development Of another bupbeaf
pursuance OF another article Of the same secret treaty
| He knew Of no such treaties or combinations II,
would broad public grounds IT, reference to eyew
measure which came up, and not with view to sec,e,
eDtanglng alliances.
Mr.. BDDLE having renewed the demand for the pre
yous question, and the question being pu, its being
seconded,
Mr. RHETT asked Mr. BiDpLE to withdraw The
motion.
Mr. BIDDLE referred him to Mr.. PErRrKrx
Mr. PETRIKEN gave leave, on the same condition
he had exacted from Mr.. BDDLE.
Mr. RHETT consentiDg proceeded to address the
House at some length. on the general subject Of the
report upon the finances
Mr.. RHErT, according to promise, when he had
concluded his remarks, renewed the motion for The
previous question. ...
Mr.. BIDDLE wished to reply, but Mr.. PETR!-
KEN refused leave 10 withdraw the motion.
The question was thereupon put on seconding the
demand for the previous question: when the House
refused to second il.
Mr. BRIGGS then obtained the floor and was
proceeding TO address the House in reply 10 Mr.
RHETT, when, the morning hour having expired
The CHAIR proclaimed the orders of the day
Mr.. BIDDLE was very DESTROYS to explain, in
Mr.. BRIGGS said he would yield the floor for
that purpose; and Mr.. B. moved to suspend The
rules, to enable him to proceed; but, the motion
failing, the House proceeded to the orders Of the
day ~, when ZEN I'D ,nnonn..a !. r...n,oD IF ,,
from Charles J. lngersoll, who finding himself pre-,
senled to the House as defaulter to the Govern.
ment, requested an investigation If his account and
asked leave 10 submit il al this time TO the House,
Mr. CHAMBERS Directing, the CHAIR gave no.
lice that he should, as as in order submit the
letter TO the House.
Sundry bills which have passed the Senate were
then read and referred to various committees
PRIVATE BILLS
The fol0,cine bills and resolutions which ere yeser
day passed in Committee of The Whole, and 0rd,rtd
to be eagroSsed cere to-day read third tn,e PASSED
and sent TO The Senate: .D'".
An act for the relief of the legal Representatives
of George c. Willard.
An ACT to provide for paying three companies Of
militia in the Stale OF Indiana called into the ser
vice Of the United States.
An act for the relief of Roger Jones' adjutant ge-
neral of the army of the U. States-title amended,
to read, An act TO amend an act entitled An act re-
gaating the pay and emoluments OF brevet ohcers,
approved April l6 1918.
An aet for the relief John Brown g. Co.
Resolution to allow per centum on the salary Of
the clerk and messenger Of the Attorney General
An act for the relief of Carrot Welt
An act for the relief E. III. Williams, admlnstra
tor of Hazel W. Crouch.
An act for the relief of Richard Hendley
An act for the relief of the legal representatives
of James Maxwell.
An act for the relief of Samuel Mussey and Tho
mas James.
40 ACT for the relief of A. J. Pickett and George
w. Gayle.
An act for the relief of James Cox.
An act tor the relief of Trad Kelly and Daus
Klley.
An act for therelief of John Jones and Charles
Souder, and Robinson, Carr & Co. ....a
An act for the relief Of the legal representatives
of Dunscomb Bradford.
An act for the relief of the legal representatives
oil Doct. James I'll. Cheears.
An act for the relief Of Robert NJ Roberts, or his
legal assignees.
An act 10 authorize the exchange of school lands in
Oxford township, in Ohio.
An act for the relief of Isaac Liley.
An act for the relief Of George Hommell.
An act for the relief Of VIM. Traverse.
An act for the relief Of Andrew Rembert,
An act for the relief Of Maria Hornbeck.
An act for the relief Of Thompson Hutchinson.
An act for the reliefof Isaac Comfy.
An for the relief Of the owners officers and crew
OF the armed brig Warrior, their representatives.
An act for the relief of Richard Booker and others
An act for the relief of Josiah F. Caldwell.
An act for the relief of James L. Stokes and for other
purposes.
An act for the relief of the widow representatives
of John Tilden.
An act for the relief of the representatives Of Jesse
Seymour
An act for the relief of Charles Rockwell.
An act for the relief of Thomas Kibby.
An act for the relief OF John G. Mozart.
An act for the relief Of the representatives of Ann
Levacher de Van Brun.
An act for the relief Of Sarah Windham, widow OF
Joshua Lamb, &c
An act for the relief of George Cassidy.
An act for the benefit of the representatives. Of ool
Daniel Boon.
A resolution for the relief of Edward Beatty.
An &C, for the relief of Joseph Hernandez.
An act for the relief of WOODBURY. Potter.
An act for the relief Of John L. McCarty.
An act for the relief Of James Tongue and the ad-
minstrator Of VIM. Hodson, deceased.
An act for the relief Of the assignee Of Jacob Gle
ments deceased, (Po,ts & Clements)
An act for the relief Of Jacob Galencia.
An for the relief Of the heirs Of Peyton Randolph
deceased
An act for the benefit of the Choctaw Indians.
An act for the relief Of Susan Gratot, admnlstra
trx of Charles Gratot, &c.
An for the relief Of the representatives Of Taon
Woodson.
An act for the relief OF Solomon Prewett.
An act for the relief Of John England.
An act for the relief Of Jacob Baugh
An act for the relief OF Elizabeth Jones and others
An act for the relief Of Oliver Peck.