Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-28
LIST OF ACTS PASSED AT
THE Isl SESSION OF THE 9TH CON

the late President of the United States.
An act making Appropriation for the pay. subss-
tence. &c ola home squadron
An act making further provision for the maintcn-
ance Of pauper lunaics IN the District OF Columbia.
An act 10 revive and continue IN force for ten
wears an act entitled An act To incorporate the Me-
chanic Relief Society of AleSandria
An act to repeal the act entitled AN act TO pro-
vide for the collection, safe keeping, transfer, and
disbursement of the public revenue" AMI TO provide
for the punis hneni Of embezzlers of public money
and for other purposes.
IN act To provide fof the payment Of Navy Pen
sions.
An act to establish uniform system Of bankrupt
cy throughout the United States.
An act further to extend the time for locating Vir-
gina military land warrants. and returning surveys
thereon to the GeDeral Land Office.
I'm act TO authorize the recovery of fines and for-
FIXTURES incurred under the charter. laws, and ord
nances of Georgetown before justices Of the peace
An act To revive and extend the charters of GER
tain banks IN the District OF Columbia.
An act IN addition TO act entitled AN act to
carry into effect 4 convention between the United
States and the Mexican Republic.
An act TO amend the act entitled IAN act to pro-
vide for taking the sixth census enumeration of
the inhabitants of the United States" approved
March third one thousand right hundred and thirty
nine. and the acts amending the same.
An act making an Appropriation for the funeral
expenses of " am Henry Harrison, deceased, late
President of the United States.
An act 10 appropriate the proceeds Of the sales Of
the public lands. and to grant prescription rights.
An act making appropriations for various fortfi-
cations, for ordnance. and for preventing and sup
pressing Indian hostIlitIes.
An act to provide for placing Greenough's statue
of " ashIngton IN the rotunda OF the Capital, and
for expenses therein mentioned.
An act authorizing the transmission ofletiers and
packets TO and from Mrs. Harrison free of postage
I'm act to make appropriations for the Post Office
Department.
An act making an appropriation for the purchase
OF naval ordnance aud ordnance stores. and for 9TH
er purposes
An act making Appropriations for outfits and sal
aries Of diplomatic agents, and for other purposes
An act to provide for repairing the Potomac
bridge.
An act relating to duties and drawbacks
An act 10 repeal part of the section of the
act entitled AN act 10 provide for The support of
the Military academy Of the United States for the
the year ISIS, and for other purposes passed July
:, l-5-.
JoINT RESOLUTIONS.
resolution relating II the light boats sta
toned at Sandy Hook aud Briefs Reef.
resolution for the distribution of seven hundred
copies o.the Digest OF Patents.
resolution to provide for the distribution of the
printed returns of the sixth
\ resolution IN relation to ne purchase Of domes-
tic waierrotted hemp, for the use OF the United
states Navy.
JOINT resolutions making il the duty of the Attor-
ney General TO examine into the titles of the lands
tor the purpose of erecting thereon
ana other public works and buildings, and for other
purposes.
"DEMocRAric WmIGe cry. We extract the fol-
loving from the Detroit Free Press
ihc Connecticut Courant one Of the iet NJ aud
INST ,r s,0Ipeut ie erai Journals publ >hed the
\cN Eng AMI States "a taking President ;ylcr TO
ask for daring to defend the constitution from eder-
a .ocroachments by exercising the veto power,
-ays:
Fms brings ia back To the ABSURD and RI
DICULOU> ound occupied fifty years ago by Mr.
JEFFERSON"
Hear the cowardy braggarts. who ensconsed
themselves within a CIDER barrel during the late con-
test, crying out of the bung hole Jefiersoniau prn
ciples!' We cali upon honest compare
these declarations made by the iedcral!sts at the
present time with those heralded forth the world
last fall, and then we VIII ask them If they lon
ger in doubt TO the ofaced double distilled hy
pscrisy of federal whggery Not ripprcanoc
ballad or log cabin handful ushered forth To
the world during that contest, without picturing IN
glowing colors and euoglsing the strongest Ian
guage, the honored doctrines and principles OF
that ilustrous patriot who he ped 10 frame and who
stood ready defend the constitution from fe-
deral aggressons. Why did they do this ! They
did t. nsnare the lovers of those doctrines INTO
the support Of their ticket. They actnated by
the motives which induced them to Il lduce the
character of Martin Van Buren, by charging HIM
with being federalIst and of adv coating federal
doctrines and by the same motives which induced
them to put forth 10 the world forged he of that
statesman, for the exclusive OF Toy caJia ora
tors and coon shin bra0iers. They were induced
TO DO from the motives which actuated them
to load down the federal press with the most abu-
and damnable bels upon the character of hon
est men. that ever polluted the face Of type. And
now what do see We see the leading federal
journal, IN the tainted atmosphere OF the Hartford
Convention. throwing off the veil of hypocrisy and
openly denouncing Thomas Jeiierssn, a man whose
memory vii be cher shed IN fond re-
membrance by honest
MR. WEBSTER THE iIaRTFoRD Co>vE~-