New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
N CONGRESS. .FR.pAr. Jan. q.

orn,s.;o, p, ,bc repeal ot the baflFlu t't i-cs'-
Bills from Committees on various su1lss.s W
reported and among them one ps -'i -
making indemnltcation Tor sFoilalioit7 oi
can Commerce prlor to l0oV' ana another IoF 'iit
protection OF commerce III -,i'iiisai a'1 '7SoH-
4 -in
- ne bl rom me II ioE '!in i.sPt3t 81 lsie
bankrupt Law was taken up.Zhif Benton n''!i'.
IL" ftiil'l NJ caFac'eilzlis li pltt u o'ie -
aboi.s the indebtedness OF the conntr!, aild=s;t:
ing tfat the great mass OF the people were lgno
rant Us operations Mr.. WILLIAMS briefly re-
Joined, and Ar.CLAY made q oIlet, pointed and
most effective speech IL opposition 70 It's repeai
The question then taken. and the Scnnie, By
3 vote Of % TO %. rsjected he bin far repsai
I The Yea. and Navs NAV be found III another
column
Adiourned
IN the HoU5E tins. question Of privilege. wa. ia
kcrl=rlI5. the motion pending being that Mr.
THoMpsoy Of IA 10 lay the whole subject on tho
table. Cpon IN appeal for the Of persona ay-
pIana,ion. from Mr.. MARSHALL. Mr.. THoNpsoy
y:;,h1r.w HI, ynot;on ON ,,l.doo ,ha,#N Mr. NJ
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NJ, N.ns,,,,, ,a.a..1a...l H.. IT,.
( considerable ieneth- lie disavo~cd any in'rh-
non IN the resolution ia had submitted to claTg'-
the member from Massachusetts with suborIation
of perjury and high treason. nor could his words
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~ '1' si'ti'i7 p'l'e lie it7"4uii"isoa ' SlgHsss
taken bv Mr.. WISE, and he deprecated the dis
c1ssior INTO which that gen1lcroan had entered
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sen accooihaoie ioT own slns only ana not '"i
those ezof generation gone by Bur ha=et'teIed
hls most solemn protest against the charge that
Northern !ncn. or that the party termed Federal
its ever were. ,raitora to their conn,,y or friends
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randi,ion.can do ~ r.,novc all causes al, aiscaa
rent and to bind together ,h. North and the South
by the strongest ties of a mutual commercial IN
'erest,=l would 10 morrow II could fendeIthl1
o' ''''.''e"n GT.'l'"e'it "!,oi'E mlotl,Ao'hl ol
&C Ca,,l
,h. South should consume nothing thar was no,
! tho fruit Of American abor-ay, and Of Northern
!aoof-ahd uic=North should consume notinn%
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Inon ,h,t ,b ,;Toron,o .,,.,o,, ,h,,,,, ,,,l,,,,
understood. is a blessing from the m,niGccnt hand
sof Heaven and constitutes one of the best and
strongest bonds of their lasting union am
IN iayor OF a tariff and Tor that.very thing.
nc went on TO V'ndicaic ms resolutions OF cen
sure IRON an nc oolrc,'ons ts.at mad been made
- 'e'''' '''' renewed ''l ''ea@h 10 i'lS c Whoe
S"olect on the table winch was lost by Il vote OF
iiV 10 No..
A=aeoa'e 'hcil= arose uPon=the resolutions OF
Mr.MARstIAL1, IN winch Mr.. ADAMS made n re-
PLY o.! some length To the speech of Mr.. M. The
real question involved he said, was whether III
was crime for him to present petition to III"
House: and he asked in what part Of the ConSti-
tuition this act was thus defined He said thel,
was formidable combination Of TyleritcS. Ken
tuckials> Georgia and Virginia Wings. and the
northern friends of peculiar institutions. all uni
ted to prcvcn, his presenting 4 petition for the
redress of grievances. He demanded a trial by =
inrv Of his peers on the charge preferred ara;ns,
him, and sent to the Clerk to be read resolutions
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