Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

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+ Nors--Mcssrs. Allen. BENTON. Calboup. CLAW
Of Alabama. Fulton. King, Linz, McRnbor,ss
, Nicholson. Pierce, Sewer. Smith If Conn. Stur'
geon, Tappan, Williams, Woodbnrv. Wright.
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~ ,,.,;o, NJ. ...,. a., CT. ...
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NJ pnoham, ,r,''a ,,a.;oa IT,, u, ~. ~ ,anh
tho lii ,,,,IJ az. ~, ,a. .l,o oPPon.' ~.
$ Sronds h,J Gvod !, 90 s,, ,hn.'. '''' '"''' tic
Mr. Unn,ing,on IF Conr non,,o5 - s,rlo an,
tho nrov;s;nn ros,r,c,iu,r tha ;ss,,o e H. nj.
to biIls Of Ton DoI,rs md oror AZ. nc T,o hnn
M nhoc,ion TIn r,o au ou 'nn. Ciay ,'au
Tyoas 81 vb;a. ' Wans ON ~d S meeatlveu LII
Mosrs R.vard Gboo,o yon,o I,laha,, r anu
, dorsnn ana p;uos"Se H. LII ,,.a ,i'a,,
laid nv, and the Sena,o resoivod -, ni,o ,',;,h
The House r.. norro,, in no ,,i,,, H. 49,
. To the Remain. If don u.rr;Sso, NV omnon,nJ
conm;,too for 10, n,,rnon aJ appo,,'eu
, TO NIondav f0' D'''''"'' ''''
Tn tho House ~ motion Sc Ar. A,,,a :. ,,...
resolved. that r.. norrow be Jovo,oJ tn a,in,r
tho last trihuto If rosnoct o., d. ~ pa! ,hs
late presJent and ,hat Tho tInrso , VI , i",
. view vii hniJ no sass;o" -, ,i'o, 10 IL" '"a'
NJ EouJ,s rosaI,,.;n, " " .',a. , Wy : A..
action Of Tho Evncn,vo IN ,l In1 MY .n,o no
/, was taken nm. and Mr. Cnsh;nr of uas. I'D,
! brilliant and convircinn doTo,co ~ ,Lo ,a,'rso
, of Mr. Webs,or A. W. 49,, L.;SS h.',
f with great clearness and forco on ,ba s,n,o
side AR Tillinrb,s, of u ra,o -, ,L,
same side hut gave v,av 70 ra.o, H. oa , ,o
morn;nr bonr bad o,ons,J .i in .' I % ..e
the orders of the doyIw,vbicb nror,iIoJ p~' ~
The bill to Distribute among the States of
the Union the Proceeds of Public Lands, and
to grant Presumption Rights to actual settlers.on
the same, was taken up and Mr.. w. Cost john
? son spoke for an hour with great power and CO.
gency IN favor of its passage. Becoming phys
lcally exhausted, he gave way without conc lu-
. ding, and the House resumed the Mcleod
: discussion. Mr.. Tillinghast showed that
e proper reading the passage in Vtttel's Law of
4 Natious which had been quoted against Mr..
Vi ebster sustains his position.
d AR. Holmes OF y. G. argued that Congress
ought to let this matter alone until the negoia-
tons on the subject were terminated
AR. Gordon OF N. Y. conten1ed that the Exc
cutive had done wrong in interfering in the mat
: ter of Mcleod at all. If the case should be
:, carried up to the U. s. Court, and the Prcsi-
dent should request the Attorney General to
: discharge Mcleod without trial, great indr
: nifty and wrong would be done to the state OF
New-York.
h Mr.. WISE moved that the whole subject do
u lie on inc iapie winch, alter some conversation
was negat!ved: Yeas 81, Nays l05 Mr.. Hunt
aplourll.neh. naVlng nearly arrived, he gave way
~ d '.oson " continue tle present order (neet-
ny AZ tcli anu dulourhlii@ az ~ on another week
"".C" 'cNd''cu anu tle House ADJOURNED oVel
" Moiuay'
WASHINGTON. Monday, 2s. ls4I.
: In the House of REPRESENTATIVES, Hon. Hen.
: nv Black. Representative elect from the Dstric,
: of Pennsylvania ofthe late Charles Ogle. an.
a pcared and was qualified
u Mr. Dawson of Georgia. Chairman Of tbe
Il Committee on the Militia announced 70 the
: House the death of Major General Aleyande,
> Macomb the distinguished leader in tie ,rIorious
II battle at Platsburnh in the last war. and otIar.
ed resolutions expressive of their deem rerrct
II at this event. and that. the Senato concurrinr
they would attend the Funeral of General Mac.
: omb at 10 o'clock TODAY : and also onnoin,in ,
u Committee of three Member, TO make arran1a'
u mcnts with such Committee of the Senate as
: might be appointed, to make arrangements for
the attendance of the two Houses at The Funeral
The resolutions wore upanimousl, aJnn,oJ arl
= NIessrs. John Miller of Missouri. William o.
Butler of Kentucky and Aron Ward of N. York
were appointed on the part of the House to con.
stitu,e said Committee.
A Mcssaqa was rocovod tbot Tho S,.o
: coucurreJ n tho ,hn,.o ra.ni,',;' I iia. az.
= Nessrs NJorebeod and porco u,n,, a,n,in,oJ
lhn Committee IN thn mart If ,bot hnl,, Pi'''''''
nj, r., ,,
o,cIonh o.hon .n al anou' naii pis' zen
Tho f,,noraI TOOL, 1inno ., toS irhs
sion was large and consisted of several Military
Companies The Washington Guards the
United States Marines, a fine company of u. $
Flying Artillery from Fort Henry. with other
companies.
, The body was conveyed on a hcarse.. drawn
h by four gray horses, after which came the rela-
tives of the deceased, and officers of the Army
e and Navy, in carriages then the President and
4 and the Secretaries OF State, Navy and Treas
2 ury, the Attorney General then the members
c OF the two Houses of Congress, and many Others
G IN carrlages-the whole forming a process ion
: ao1u' lllree-quar'ers OF mile IN length. The
= p1ny was Pa'eu ID inc vault where GENERA
ron,ain o. ,I'o ,,au ~ az ti'e
,ctod as ononf tin n;oor So ,hn, a.. '', NJ
throo rounJs IF h., ,h 'Ir'.
Marines Layino been djschSrre1. tho scene va.