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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

(hUrlON-The subscriber takes this meihd caution the
~ public, not 10 trade FIR receive, two bonds. winch he rA
cuted Wesley Saunders for the Of Se 81 and III"
nier Of 1898 80 both bearing date The th u
November 1887. The subscriber has equitable defence against
each Of The said bonds which he IS determined u a>rt
ROBT. :. PEATROSS.
Feb6 e1-I
lc,- The Wing Is requested copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
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siAEKETS-Frp. 5. Is

MAEKETS-fER. s. 1871.
ToRAcco-Receipis this week been large, say about 20
hhds per day--mani steady Gnotaionslugs II Il
S5caf 81 ST.! sasome few line hht. well suited
10 manufacturing purposes have reached = SlOi.
FLorR-Sia.
WuE.r.-lO5 10 cts.
CouN.--iJ cts per bushe
IytvFRrr WILLIAMSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

I uSi the Party, Wednesday night Massive Cameo
- Bracelet, which handsome reward Will he gwen IS
ng ltft al Mr. Milclellis Jewellery Store.
E.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

ASIGy-We extract the following Card from Thurs
day N Intellgencer. VIZ have much cause to be
delighted with il, as the Wing has-perhaps more. Il,
shows that Mr. Wise is determined retain the posi-
members of the Wing party; to whom he ponis-and
means to separate himself from the Federal UeGster
norton of that party:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

W. Chnn deceased earnestly requested 10 present 'm
the subscriber immediately, legally authenticated, IN order a
h. made discharge trn and those lnrhird
make ment the subscriber lsanAions 10 settle the aJ
of his Estate possible The subscriber wl take plea
vi information he may be able 10 obtain from
examination of his papers, relation 10 business, ~ wlc ",
entrusted his professional line, II application be- mar
personally BY letter, post pad directed FarnEam
Church, Richmond county, Va. JOHN j. CHM
administrator nlA The M dnaexed, " jos. ~ Chsnn Gcd.
Frb6 e1-wiw'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28

with whom the contract was made 10 oHer
Col. H., n liberal present for the prompt
aud satisfactory discharge of The ooIlga'
tion. This statement 10 relation 10 C"l.
Hemmlngway's Contracts" or hel''
upon the result of The late presidential
lection will be corroIoraled by the gen
Ieman with when they were made al any
inc. A more Hauton aud unProv"ke"
attack upon The private character, or one
more Irrelevant, never dlsgracfd the CD
umns Of a public Journal. The COM 10
Sion Of the public must be, that the lrIillng
nd unlmI ottaht circumstance OF Col.
iiemmIusway's having mnde some con-
tracts TO depend upon The result Of :he
presidential election was The most vul'
n,raiIe iran, in his moral character. lilo"
calm and quiet would be The troubled mIo'
Of bis miserable assallanf, Il as mucl
"oud he said Of him.
JUSTICE.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
MATRIMONIAL.
JUSTICE.

solemn rte
Ptocaea,t til aid the icstNo bgh,ed hall
Hears are in treaty--and the SOU doth take
That oath which rnabsoJycd, must stand ill
death,
With icy seal, doth close the scroll of Iite,"
On Tues lay evening he 24'h Inst. the
-olrml rlte- -! ma'rImOay was performed
b> the Rev. w E H5lcy.he'weeo JAMES
VI. DYER E,Q., and Nils MELISSA, eldest
daughter. of Col. Wm. NJ. Lnnsdale, all
Of this place.
The happy pair have or best wishes
Coz the happiness Of their iatnre HE whlct
We trust viii be, as tn c0arseoi a mirror
log stream, gea'y gliding through flower,
lawns, alive with the merry carroI!Inss o
ip,oIs birds.
"Lke earihe, horiznn- be thcir scene
Ollie. rich and various ground;
AID Whether lowering or serene
Heaven al above il and around.
When land AMI ocean, day and night,
When wears ard ne'tr cease u be,
May lIcif Inheritance be light,
Their Union one ctarultr."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
Marshal's Sale.
Robert Jaffrey & Co.,
VS.. ais. IL. la'
Ach'd NJ. Mayo.

Ach'd M. Mayo.
In United States Circuit Court, for the
Southern District of Mississippi;
To Norfm6er term, lSll.
10y virtue of the above stated case,
I'D to me directed, fIom the Honora-
able United States Circuit Court, OF,
the Southern District of Mississ ppl,
will expose to public sale, tor cash,
within the hours prescribed by law
in front of the court hruse door for
Holmes county, in the town OF Lex
ington, on the
3,d Monday ofSrpt. nert
all the right, title and interest, the
said defendant may have In and to
the following described property-to
wit: Lots nos, IA, 90, and 50, and
part OF lot number |, the SAID lots Icing
and situated in the Town of Franklin,
Holmes county.
ALSO
the west halfof tie north cast quarter,
and east ha # OF the north west quarter
and east half ofthe north east quarter
Of section SO; and south east quarter OF
section %, township Is. range 3 east
Levied On as the property Of the de-
PENDANT. and will be sold 10 satisfy The
plaintiffs debt and costs.
ANDREW MILLER,
Marshal, s. D. II.
BY I LARNoLD, Defy
August ID, 4O tbs pl l4d'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
IVY COLLECIOK'S SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
II WILL sell to the highest bidder for
cash, before the Court House door
N The town Of Lexington, Holmes County
mississippi, on the 4lh Monday, the @9'h
Jnv Of October next, the following deScrl'
he'd land, TO Wit: the west hall Of The north
east quarter, and east holf OF the north
west quarter, section "A, township 10
range 2 east, containing in all, los %.
lOOths acres, more or less
Assessed as the property OF JAS. Scout
far the wear 1870. Tax due 50 8 CTS.
JOS. WALTON, T. c.
July II, % ON
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28

To- Tue Uni"n.
PELuCuA CREEK, Car,ot, 90
Au-us, ga, IS4l.

Au-u,, ga, lo4l.
Mr.. EDIroR. - ihe gross ntd Vulgar
attack upun Ine prIva.e cundart"t Co'.
G. +. .icmnngway by toe edi'or (tnc25
ajtio) of The ''Cateolton Ploneer," (Prtni
ed Gr Mir. Bropa m C'rotho",) to
pres ming (ar The solrlalion OF "ae!
n,I,,.c,l auu personal turnds,l 20 ans"er
the unlillcuI rXhurtnuon OF R.rson shN-
Oci; Al Mludelrn Ia hts couhth, does not
deserve d passing notice Ia lhis c"mmnnl'l
where the a-sallant and the assaIIed are
known t. the pubic for both hGpe teen
before the pubic gd=e,-u 10 cerydDtr-
ent snherss Of action, ! will no1 alo'lS"
IN. feelings Of The trends ut Col Hem
mingMay Ivy contrasting hIsclIaracler WIN
thnl OF his assaiant, or attempt to rrtort the
slang aud abuse ol thus 10 i mnuhed editor
The charge that Colonel H., has not
nonora bly fulfilled his contracts depending
mon the result Of the late presidential
election will be met aud r~tuted. Col. IL
made but one contract to depend upon thu
late ee ton for president, or amy Other
election, aud that debt was discharged ID
such manner as TO induce the individua
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
,,OiNr APPOINTMENTS.

The Hon. ID. o. SHATruCK 81 t. NJ.
TucKER, E,q., candidates Tor Governor
Nul address ihgir fellow citizens at the
following times and places, VIZ:
Monday the 3Oh Angus al ko.ciusko,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

T4X COLLECTORS SALE.
H WILL sell to the highest bidder Tor
III cash, before the Court House door.
in the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the Bird Monday the 2O'h
day of S. ptemher next, The following de'
scribpd property, to wit: lot number IA,
situate, Wing and being in the town OF
Tchuh, Miss.
Assessed as the property Of George
Adams, for the year ls4O. Tax due "
cents. nv n
Jolly II. o. y"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
7" EYE are authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
~ NJ. CAkDOZO, Esq, as a candidate
FIR District Attorney, OF tie Tenth judicial Dis
lrcr, at the November election. pr (dlO) !
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
EATE are authoi2cd 10 announce JOSEPH
Wv WALTON, as candidate for I erk OF
the Circuit Court, at the November election 20.
%gygY f are authorized to announce SAMUEL
MA STAMPS, as cundidate for C'fIk OF
he tlrcuil Court. ("1)
HuENRY MORTON is a candidate for
81 n Clerk OF the Cncuit Court of Holmes CO.
$50
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
N,sSy + are authorized to nnnoune MICAIAn
EM WADE, as candidate for tounty
TrrnS,,rer (dj)
Ntss;Y & are authorized to announce ALFRED
T3sI LOMAX, as a candidate fo1 Comfy
Trr c pr. t. (d5.)
eWT T. are authorised TO announce VIM NJ
wv SWAMI, as a candidate for Comfy
Treasurer, AT the next November Election. So
FOR COLLECTOR.
>ss1gy r are authoised to arrntnce II. d.
| Wpi GREY asa candidate for Collector, at
! ne November election. rr. !. tS1)
! SgN;YE ave authorized to annsmce ". !.
! nH land as candidate for olIcc'or OF
| Taxrs AT t,r ensuing November election.
lnIv 10. ~.
ggSIiONAs II. ALLEN, isa candidate tor
III Tax Collector, of Holmes county, at the
ensuing election. ..-.z.,o, (S''
WKJE are authorized TO announce j. NES9
! WV UANNAllms canA da'e tor A,s"'s'r
! ofTaycs lur Holmes County at the Mex NoveW
Der Election. (,9'J
EOnN WILSON is n candidate Tor ASSESSOR
% Of Faxes. for !Iolues couny,a' the rnsnlns
November election. ('"o)
CECnOM {. Rayncr ia cand' ate io
n Assessor OF Holmes county, IA, tic Novrm
her e,ection. (S5.)
FOR RANGER.
NT@YT are authorized to nnnn'ince JuiiN
WW BELL, as candidate tor kangcr Il
~ Neyembe, election, (S5)
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
On the CAance~y side Of the Circuit
Court, of The County Of Holmes.
APRIL TERM, A. ID. 1871.
John S: Robertson, ct al. cOmpl'tS'.
Joseph M. C G., ct al.S Dclon'ts.
UrpON opening the matters Of this
~ bill, and happening 10 the salts
faction oithe comt, that The defendants
} I'm Lehr, the unknown heirs Of Jas.
S. Goodwin, William M. Eewcs,
Hamilton NJ. Wright, CHerrirgion
ard hi, wife, are OF inhalltant5 OF
this State, but reside BEYOND tie limits
thceor, so that the ordinary prcce S Of
this court cannot be executed Oh them,
Therefore; il is ord red, that unllss
the sal defendants shall appear teiose
said court at the court HOUSE III said co,
On the third Moody in Oct. next, and
plead, answer, Or demur TO sad bill CT
compiaint,the several allegations there
| of will be taken for co fessed, as 10
them, and such order al d decree made
therein as said court may deem equit-
able AID just. 1t is m'ther ordered,
that copy of this order be inserted Ia
the Lexington Union, once week Tor
two months successfully.
II. MORTON, elk.
July 10, 36--2m. Prints. fee $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
APPOINTMENTS.

WIN. M. GwIN, a candidate Tor Con-
Oress, and JonN ID. FREEMAN, candidate
Tor Attorney General, will address lhe'r
fellow. citizens, ut the times and places
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-08-28
Marshal's Sale.
Baker O. Moss,
VS.. Vllu exp

Bratton & Fisher g. surtleS,
In the United States Circuit Court. for The
Southern District Of Mississippi.
10 Nor. term lSAl.
DY virtue of The above stated case,
ID to me dircc ed, from tie CLERKS
OGic, oftle Circuit Coat cf the u.
States. fer the Southern District cf
Mississippi, will expose 10 public
sale. TO lie h ghe,t bidder for, in front
of the court house door, Of Holmes
county, in the town of Lexington, On
the
3ra Monday IN Sept. neat
within the hours prescribed by law,)
all the ri ht. title, interest aud claim,
the d PENDANT NJ l. Eaken, may lave
in and to the following described
land, to wit-wcst half south west
Quarter of section II, ,ownship IA,
range 2 east; cast half sout1 east
ouaiter of section 10, township Ia, OF
rance 2 east. Levied on as the prop
erv of said NJ l. Eaken, and will be
sod to sat sfypIa,ntiil's debt and cost.
ANDERSON MILLER,
MarShai, s. D. NJ.
BY Il. L. Arnold, Dept.
August IA, 40 ids flld
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
TwENTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.

The elections for members Of the 9Th Congress arc
now concluded in all shs States with the exception Of
Illinois The u. 8. Senate will be full At the coming
session with tho exception Of member from Ten
nessee the Governor Of that State having refused TO
call session Of tho Legislature for the purpose of fill
ing it, constitutional representation in the Senate.
The House Of Representatives will be full with tho
exception Of the vacancy in the 18th District of Penn
sylvania, and tho three members from Illinois. As
the election in the latter State s not held until Au-
gust it will not be represented At the extra session
Although actual returns have been received from
Alabama and Mississippi, ye. consider the result
70 certain in both Of the States that for the sake Of
completing the list We have inserted the names Of the
members presumed to be elected.
SENATE.
The Senate comprises ifty-two members, two from
each State holding Office six years. The following is
HIST Of tho members Of that body at present const
tuted. The names Of the opposition members in
skafirs
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
THE NAVY.

We hope the accession Of the present Administra-
ton will prove to have been the dawn of in
the condition of this of the Nations defence.
The American Navy has always been the favore
with the people Not only along the sea-board but
inland in the remotest wlds Of the West wherever
the history the remembrance ofits gallant deeds is
known the same interest is felt in all that appcrtans
to ii.
One of the most painful effects ofthe disease with
which the body polite has been afflicted during the
past few years has been the rapid decline of the
Navy, and the contumely and neglect with which its
gallant and mertorous officers have been treated by
men in power who could neither appreciate admire
modest merit and brave and devoted spirit men who
could not distinguish "a marng spike from hand
saw"
We shall not refer to the insults which have been
inflicted on these gentlemen by the minions Of pow
e for they worthy ofnotice farther than they
show the temper the late powers, but wish
y to alude to the neglected condi,ion ofthe Navy
itself
The ancient glory Of the Navy is still fresh in the
minds Of all. Her gallant officers who trod the deck
In those days, many ofthen in the service now,
and those who have ATTAINED to manhood since only
need an opportunity TO enrol their names on the
bright lst Of the defenders Of their country
We think we can confidently assure the country
that in the high character for intelligence industry
and.lbera and honorable feeling, of the present dis
nguishe Secretary OF the Navy that this favorte Of
the Nation viii be lifted up from the neglect and de-
cay into which it has fallen
The professional prdeand spirit Of it-i officers will
be encouraged and sustained and IL we are no, much
Mistaken the present Secretary will do all that in him
lies to place the gallant officers OF Navy upon
equal footing as to rank with those Of foreign Ma
tons and with own small but gallant Army.
We hope that this matter will receive the early at
tenton Of Congress at the coming regular session
The country is much interested in ths matter, and
iii worthy ofmore frequent all, sions.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

Commodore Sieicdrt has written a very sensible let
ter in reply to the Old Ironsides Club ofthe City and
County of Philadelphia" He expresses the hope that
name more worthy than his for the high distinction
of President of the Union may be found before the
Assembly of Democratic National Convention, but
frankly states tina, should fellow citizens deem it
proper to present my name in the manner they pro
pose though neither seek desire it, have right
to withhold it," The letter is a column and hal
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
Jed AND OTHERS

n.M.A-W neghoT or a ifiend VINO
Q. The ests,.s... -~a, head Is now covered VIII, WIN
aid the Government in collecting and e. s--ss. now
revenue, and to equalise if possible, the currency.
3. The disposition Of the proceeds Of the public
lands
The equalization of the tarh, for the purpose Of
securing adequate 10 the wants OF the gov
ornment.
S. temporary loan, or issue Of Treasury notes, il
necessary TO supply the immediate necessities Of the
Treasury.
6 uniform law Of Bankruptcy.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
CONGRESS.

The members coming in rapidly. The arrivals
numerous from every quarter, that very full
Houses are promised for the opening Monday. In
lieu of announcing the now long list of arrivals, we
have inserted complete catalogue of all the members
of each House. If both Houses should be organized
on Monday, may look for the Message on Tues
day
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
DELAWARE.
George B. Rodney.
MicuIGAE.
Jocob M. Howard.


PEhnBfLFANiA
1. Charles Broicn,
0 John Sergeant,
George w. Toland,
) Charles }. MgsrsoH,
John Edwards,
4 Jeremiah Brown,
Francis James,
5. Jossph FSrnancs,
9. Robert Ramsay,
Z. John Wsstbrook,
3. Peter Nssrhard,
0. George M keim,
10. William Simonton,
III. james Gerry,
IL. James Cooper,
Is. Amos Gustine,
IA. James Irvine,
Is. Benz. A. Bidiack,
10. John Snyder,
II. Darts Dimock, I.
10. Vacancy,
10. Albert q. Marehand,
20. Andrea .Steirart,
FL. Joseph Lawrence,
%. VIM. w. Irwin,
%. William Jack,
"a. Thomas Henry,
CS Aruold pI,I,usr.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

A state Convention Of the Conservative OF Conncc-
ticut was he'll at Hartford on the 10Th. inst.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

BANK RosBERY.-The Frederick County Bank at
Frederick Md, robbed between last Saturday eve
ming and Monday morning Of upwards one hundred
and egfysfre thousand dollars, in specie notes bonds
and certificates. The bank has offered reward oftss
thousand dollars for the recovery Of the money As
apprehension Of the robbers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House contains, when full, 242 Representa-
tives and Territorial Delegates. The number Of
Representatives now elected is 23S. We subjoin a
complete list designating the names Of the Admins
tration members by Roman, and the Opposition by
'stalic letters:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

The newspapers in Mississippi discussing the
question whether that state shall pay her bondr,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28

Thesudden and great increase of British tonnage
subsequently to 1890 when the arrangement went in
to operation cannot fail TO be remarked In six years,
from S24 to 1880. its increase less than twenty
per cent in the ensuing six years, from 1880 to 1885,
il was six hundred per Cent. The whole increase Of
American tonnage engaged in foreign trade from 1924
10 1889 has been but ftiytwo per cent whilst that
of British tonnage, in our own ports, has been more
than four hundred and forty per cent in the
same period
Yoir committee deemed estimate Of the amount
of tn, freights of American vessels in the foreign
trade eoparded not irrelevant TO the purpose
for which they were appointed; they accordingly sub
init sach one, from which it appears that the amount
Of tisse eights, earned by 6672O tons Of shipping
thus engaged, is than thiry-eiglt millions of dol
lars annually and, moreover that there f2S,-
600 tons of American shipping engaged in the coast
wise trade whose earnings must very much exceed
that amount.
w. j. LORING,
WILLIAM WARD,
PHlLO S. SHELTON,
NATHAN RICE.
Committee.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
ALA B ANA.

The election for Members of the 9th. Congress
was held in this state on the goth, inst. Under the
General ticket system recently adopted by the Locofo-
cos the opposition members have probably all succeed
ed They are {. follows
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House contains, when full, 242 Representa-
tives and 3 Territorial Delegates. The number Of
Representatives now elected is 23s. We subjoin
complete list, designating the of the Admins
tration members by Roman, and the Opposition by
'ssalic letters:
Districts. MAINE.
/. Nathan Clifford,
q. w. P. Fessenden,
g. Benjamin Randall,
4. David Bronson,
5. Nathaniel s. Litfisfeid,
q. Alfred Mars hail,
7. Joshua A. Lo,reA,
8. Elisha II. Allen.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Tristran Shan.
Ira A. Eastman,
Charles g. Aherton, General ticket
Edmund Burke
John II. Reding.
VERMONT.
l. Hiland Hail.
2. William Sladc,
3. Horace Everett,
A. Augustus Young
5. John Mattocks.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1. Robert C. Winthrop,
2. Leverett Saltonstal
3. Caleb Gushing,
4. William Parmenter,
s. Charles Hudson,
q. Osmyn Baker,
7. Geo. N. Briggs,
8. William B. Calhoun,
.. w. s. Hastings,
TO- Nathaniel B. Borden,
H. Barker Burnell,
IL John Quincy Adams.
CONNECTICUT
Jos.nb Trnmh,u
Wm w Ra,rdm.n
q Thos w William,
4 Tho. r. Osbrne
5. Truman Smith
8. John 81. Brockwav
RHODE ISLAND
Joseph l.. Tiinghast, lG.,craI ticket
X obt b. Cranston. J
NEW YORK.
19or,,. EyouJ
> hsenb Egb,rf
Z Lhn NJ K,on
James j. Roosevelt,
fernando uood,
'nartes U, ferr's,
= aaron uard,
g hienara -, Ddr's'
- u n'
= 1' ,yn", La,"'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-01-06

security for public loans. The privilege
Of having the notes of United States
Bank, wherever redeemsble, receivable
for duties, would at once enableit 10 Grip
pie the State Banks-they in turn, must
insist on the payment of the four hundred
millions due them by the people, and in
less than two years, the bitter fruits OF
Wing experiments would be tasted. So
far from making money plenty, it would
reduce the circulation Of the State Banks,
and reduce property to its value under the
hammer.
(Conclusion in our sert.l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-01-06

,.heyq accord, 10 him. lhsiv delibersse and
strong approval, Tor vindicsting and up'
holding he settled aud well known doc
,trihes Of the Slate from which he holds
his high commission"
On the question Of agreeing to this
resolution, Mr.. Henry called for the Yeas
and Nays, which were ordered, and taken,
as follows: Yeas s3-Nsys 13.
30 the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Rhett thea moved to amend the
resolutions submitted by MIR. Hunt, BY
adding the tSo following:
Resolved, That the people Of this
State have cause 10 congratulate them.
selves, that the party feuds which lately
weakened the vigor of its cohnsels, have
happily ceased, and that South Carolins
now presents to the enemies Of her policy
and peace, an undivided frobt; and is pre-
pared. a., she is resolved. 70 repel, by al
proper means, every sggression upon her
rights as sovereign republic, the instant
that aggression is attempted"
Resolved, That the Governor be re-
quested to transmit copies Of the foEego.
ing Report and Resolutions, 10 our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress,
with instructions TO submit them 10 that
body"
On the question Of agreeing TO the first
of these two resolutions, Mr.. Rhett call.
ed for The Yeas and Nays, which we're or.
dered, and taken as follows Yeas IL
Nays 19. ...,,.. .....,r.....s
So the amendment was adopted.
The second resolution offered rs an
amendment, by Mr.. Rhet,, was then a.
dopted.
The whole Of the resolution offered as
substitutes by Mr.. Hunt and amended, to-
gether with the Report of the Committee,
were then agreed to, and ordered to the
Senate.