Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-03-31
SENATE OF THE UNITE -.
THURSDAY, Man :,

IRON the President Of the Intel ~
MIR King, of 2 labama, bsyipg -
in upon his appearing upon re.q's.s~.
term, was then elected pres6e,',....
the Senate.
Several other ofthe Old meak-4s.c
ate were sworn in upon re-eem
The following entirely uew ms, 90.
were qualified, and took Their s,sy :
From Name, the Hon. Georp Pa,
From Illinois, the Hon Sam9eI ~
From Rhode Island, the Hon. Js1sTS
mons.
From Michigan, the Hon. Win 7
bridge.
From New Jersey, the Hon. Jas5sV
Ter.
From Louisiana, the Hon. Alezsaas
row.
From New Hampshire, the Hu
Woodbury..
Ffom Georgia, the Hon John McH.
Berrien.
From Kentucky, the Hon. James 7 !
head.
The Vice President having taken tie
of Office, and assumed his place as Pre-
ofthe Senate. delivered the FOLLOWING ID
Senators: Called by the people Oitz
ted States 10 preside over your deibeu1
cannot withhold the expression ofthe hy.
innate / place on the honor which thsy
conferred upon me. To occupy the seat
which has been filed and adorned-to 5
thing OF my moreIimmedia'e predecessz
an Adams, a Jefferson, a Gerry, a CIluia
ACCOMPLISHMENTS that, altogether BEG
to the dead, stin i've IN recollection ola
ed country, Is an honor Of which an
would have Just cause to be proud Be-
honor Is rea;ly augmented by the co.'s
ton Of tie true character Of this bOjy-fI
| high order of moral and intellectual !
| which has distinguished It-by The q
which has, tor tie most part, marked Il !
ceedings, and above all, by the imp1L
| ties which have deyolyed upon II undsl
! Constitution. Hers are to be found tie
| date representatives Of the States By
sovereign Will the Government has be-
ken into existence. Here exists that la1
equality among the members of tbs CD
racy which gives to the smaHesi SIZE Z
| Union a voice as potential as that Of The q
| To this body Is committed, IN an euina1l
gree, the trust of guarding and Prutscsin!
Institutions handed down 10 us fUnOT :
as well against the waves Of PopaE u !
impulses ON the one hand. as against a.
at executive encroachment On tie OaE
may properly be regarded as hadag d
lance in which are weighed thePEsnia q
ded to this Government and theHgisf -
ed to the States and TO the PsqlA L s.
| province to contede what Is zen 2.
ted-to Withhold what has ia aS-l
thus in all It's features exhibiting IL Ells
the glorious Confederacy under EaiaAs
happiness TO live.
| Should the spirit of FactiOn-ha asl4.
spirit which recklessly walks aI p
rights, and tramples laws and oolsl y.
the dust-ever find an adding pace - 4
Hall, then indeed with sentence o CO.. -,
nation he issued against the Peaoa. . /, !. ].
ness of this people, and then Pol'S5I !.
tons he made to topic to then DUES,
But while this body shall continue . 4.
by its trainers it was designed to Dc, y, :.
| tive IN its character unbiased u is e
and Independent In its acton, iheI u, - 4
be regarded as entrenched IN saisly DeA-
sacred ramparts of the Cons1t l,.,.. 7
While | occupy tbs chaIfi Senator. .,a',, :
have frequent occasions to lnEOA go: sS-r 4
gencc for my defects, and your e p..;am !,
errors. / am but little skilled n Fal.ola
~ law, and have been unused = pIss ..D
deliberatHe assemblies. All may ~
in excuse of my defects ls taal ! AZ, ~
me to this chair an earnest WISH -, = nj
properly its duties, and a fixed os'e, ,5
10 preside over your deliberalons viz
impartiality. .-scal
MIR Mangum moved the iolioAws
which lies on the table one DAY: i.
"Resclred, That Blair and hive, - = IS
ed as Printers TO the Senate iof ~
seventh Congress" hs |;
The Hon. w S Archer, appOlIl.ss., ,s ]
tor from the State of Virginia
qualified, and took his seat. .,be S
On motion of Mr. Mangun, - y. srbI
proceed to consider the resolan,.a a,o - !
yesterday, in relation TO the r.a' sodn
Senate, It was determined By yeas NV
follows: Rate:
YrAs-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Ds..
ard, Berrien. Cboate. Clay, Of hea en-
ton, Dixon, Evans, Graham, Hel:.E
tington, Kerr, Mangum, MelIl. Pr
/ Morehead, Phelps. Porter, Prsnus1S Son
Rives. Simmons. Smith, of Indians "a
Tallmadpe, White, Woodbriige--pp,o rl
NAgs-Messrs. Allen Benton D.. -
| Calhoun, Clay. of Alabama, CuthosiFN n
King, Linn, McRoberts, AoaIoD s,;;- n
| Pierce, Sewer, Smith, Of Con1eIy1T,so9o
| peor, Tappan, Walker, Williams
| Wright, Young-2- .,r.bt ID
The resolution being thus brousp yTa
s;aerafion. a debate arose upon i, NJ II
not concluded, when a conhdent9s.. 80 :
be;ne received from the President O - -,
| Srafes. the Senate went into E.xecp ~.
sion, and secontimed sitting win s''ss
until the usual hour Of adjournment