Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-02-15

On Noa5ry he IIaa,s e.-..--., .''-.
upon the resolution Of Hr Caurs.r.,'s.'' i'
Carolina 90 rrlsrtas papers. r,. X, % S''s
case, 70 Ne Committee 20 E..-.,., '.fSf
speech from Hr. Cooper. a-a rel, = A'ss
Lssl Of Pennsylvania. the main 49,. ''''' NJ.
Zen and carried IN the aiFlna,;,. vas r.
nays I6-so macA for one ubals -: Is 's,
An abolition petition vas hen oa.,.s, '0a.
LnooI" OF Massachusetts. and the ov...;a. a.
reception vas debated. until at lsn,,b '''n o Is
on The table by yeas l3I, nav, = Us a.
the new Wing from Alyord's 5..,;,. -a''e'y
ehnssi's-N'. Baker appeared and ,o 'l'',''
seat. COX Ia
Alter debate upon correcting he
far As to make il appear that Mr. I,r,,i. So
sachuse.ts. denied that he had raised IL. y '1''
Of reception on the abolition prfr,io, f'''''o'
by him. IN the course Of which NJ. p 'o
Mississippi made SONG perlinen, ,,u., u
whole matter was laid on the ,sb,s - 'ie
-. Naddy Thompson Of sou.b c.. w. Noes
renewed the resolution offered by n, W. 'htn
the commencement Of The session. at., use AZ
thai fhe question y reception should 4. 'sc'aied
cred os put and carried IN dt nspotlr, =, Iu'sid
cr any abolition petition na5 offered 10 ,b.T rsas'-
The ruies were not suspended Cor ne nn, ,'o@'
considering this resolution. And then M H.
took up It's rules and orders, which ,r,. n. '.ON'
slight amendments were about 10 no .a. SUM
when Mr.. Thompson moved his resolp,,or t'U'
amendment. Wednesday the House had ,raa 90
debate upon the abolition question. Tbomn 'sNt'
amendment which ended pretty much az III an'
questions should end by doing nothing r. = ~
IT, Thursday II came up agan and oceuO,.% n,
day--on Friday il was debated again and Sa,n'
day likewise, and is made the order Of bs ~.
for tomorrow at II o'clock. SIade Of ysrr.",
having the floor. On Tuesday in he Sem,
Judge White resigned his seat as a Stna,o, h.
ing first offered toihe Senate the instructions l,o,,
the Legislature Of Tenn, directing him 10 yo,s !.
favor Of the measures of the administration. nh.
Representatives from that State who aren 4.
opposition do likewie, We shall have quietg.0,
after all. The Sub-Treasmy Bill after t,n
slight amendments was passed to third resJsr
in The Senate on Friday, yeas %. nays ls-lh,s
Democratic Senators voting against ii underm.
slructions viz: Messrs. Nicholas Robinson ana
Young.
Our city has been hrown INTO a state Of gloom
and anxiety by the loss Of The fast and b,auil
Steamer Lexington, which nun between New
York and Slonlngton. She was burnt at midnight.
and $50 passengers save three, were burned ia
her. Those that were saved rode oul the night
on bales Of cotton. Truly it was an awful caas.
'rophe and the mind sjckens at the recital.
The InteIlIgencer and Mad,sonlan have been
charging Blair and Rives Of the Globe, with max
lng bargaiR with Duff Green, for the purpose d
getting the printing.
From the facts disclosed in Congress il ap.
pears that Gales and Seaton themselves were hs
barganers. So much for Federal slang.
n. B. \ bill has been introduced TO the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania, to repeal
the charter Of the United StSes Bank cfPcnn.
sysanla. Yours, D.