Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-05-11

lie ainGnbInenS pIopOseo " s' ~
ee having becu disposed OF ,Mr. woodbury. cab
ed the attention. al the senatc 10 VEIN NO d
or n deiicicrc, in the Gpro'Ia'"iS ior ihe
l,,h Congress. on account OF the eU,thgen, and
incidental expenses of ilse House, namely, Tor
pIinliny. hti,osraphing. binding aud books,
-;,t3 :3:S,. III, asked tic ChaiTiD.n oGtic Com
mite. ON Finance to inform the Senate how
much of this sum was for books. bjr. Evans
after some inves, gatIon produced she bills aud
il appeared tia, upwards OF SOL 100 was for the
pa f, nlcnl of books Tor members Of Congress,
winch were ordered by resolution on the last
nighl ul the session, which was submitted by
Mr Mitchell. who has since figured so largely
rs tinamcier." One hundred and fifteen
lncmbers were furnished with books, making
nearly FIVE hundred dollars per man which
uicmbe,s voted 10 themselves m addition 10
the compensation allowed by law. Mr. Ben.
Iuu moved 10 strike out " books from the item,
so that hey might be provided for in separate
bill. lie rcplobaled IN strong terms The dts
graceful prac,Ice pursued by members 50 thus
solins themselves libraries al the public expense
He was followed on The same side by 5t cssrs.
\, ooabury, Wright, and buchanan. The APP
preparation Was advocated oil the ground that
lh,, books had been received md distributed,
aud must be pad FOR, though none had The har.
dlnood TO openly nei. nd thc rrac,lce. WITHOUT
tukius u question the Senate wen, into e1ecu-
i've session, where lie noa iHalol oi DabDeyS.
Can rs Naval Oi!ceI tor lie port ol Baltimore
Nd, contlEuIru. a iew GBys sInce The chances
ior tnr continuation oil this appointment were
dccuIed utterly hoi.eir-s, and 10 day II was
agreed 10 without Il dIyisIou
In me House" Mr.. Adams asked tic unrn-
In,ous consent OF the House 10 present memo
rlai IN relation to the Tariff, and TO accompany
II WIN some rcuIarks III relation 10 the debate
ul Yesterday. lie 4sacd this as Il matter OF )ns-
ice 10 the people ol New England. and their
repre,eulatiN-- Oh inc nuoT, whose characters u
Is SAID were assaIleu IN the report oi hlr. foif.
dexter. Leave having hern granted, Dir. Aaan;s
'pi6ceal9e y sSsnS ytngtI ID Gegeaes 81 a.
manufacturing Interests. aud animated that the
trrurt oi ar. fUIndcxer was an anti.tarit' do
cunicnl, aud lnat II was lo furnish such docu.
lnent that tue i'residem appointed him. Tho
me n!orld giving .se 10 debate, II was laid over.
y nesSage was received, accompanied by
Il large basket iulI Of documents, which were
IaId on the Speakers table. This, 1, was gen.
c.nlly known, was the report Of Messrs. Stew
nrI a"d hel!y, wno were members ui The com.
snIs,IOD appointed 10 investigate the New York
Lu,tom, iiOusc. As sUou rs the bill above IL.
nIed 20 was disposed of, an attempt was made
10 anticipate tnrIr presentation by an adjourn
ii.eiiI. buI tGe motion was ncsaiIvrd. 4 call OF
iJe iiOuse was Lien ordered. winch was inter-
sprrncd win nioiIous Tor adjournment. but il
was uegatlveC. A caiI OF he House was again
Ordered, w.Itch was lnIcfsp Ised WIN Inouous
for aLlouT III ut which were voted down. llav-
spcni Considerable portion oi time III tins
manner, .'i. andrews Withdrew .iIs objection,
and lhe lIirSsasr wa, submitted 10 the House.
DIR. Wise moved iaai II be prluted. aud accom-
panied his motion "i,h some severe anImadveI-
sion upon tne course pursued by members Of
the ii"use, III relation 10 The report oi Mr..
PUludeIler. which was brousntbelo!c The House
lrrcgularIy. II no, suricpntous.y. Alter speak.
ins at Considerable length. he renewed his mo-
ton to print. when Mr.. Underwood obtained
tnc'huoI, aud the House adjourned"
Tue correspondent of,he Charleston Courier.
under date ol lne Isl inst. says:
There Is u rumor liial some dissension aud
cO,nmouOn topk place in the cabInc yesterday,
IN regard to the i,hode Island case-thc qucs.
too beng on tie eHpcdlcncJ OF complying with
a rrquisIliou from the Governor oil ihc State.
tor troops 10 protect the legitimate government
from domestic violence. These cabinet coun.
els wuch are now called every day aud TO
which ever, question, from the hignest TO the
SMALLEST, II submitted. have resulted IN an iui-
poranl but not unexpected manner. They
nave rendered the President, himself mere cy.
phcr ~ lLe governmental sort oi under clerk
10 The conncIi-Ihey have given pIcdominancc
TO The opIuIons and policy ot particular men,
dcrs oi the Councli-aud. OF course, have dis
tod upiplt,h mud ltauttsfeJ 10 nthpr
members. That the present cabinet can hcld
together, under such circumstances, Il would
be absurd 10 believe
There Is stony afioai tina, Mr.. Gushing is
about 10 lake up iils residence here, aud the in-
terence IS thatlc IS shortly 10 come into the ca
blnci.
In consequence OF the stand takcn by the
Senate against the Presidents Nominations, the
Clay wings are I" be removed from office, and
also portion ci the Ircos. Orders were sent
to the Philadelphia Custom House on Friday,
Tor tue removal OF thirty subordinate officers oil
that department. aud thu appointment OF ,hess.
President sfriends. Several reippFaisaFe
TO take place.
Lord Ashburlo,s grss alcng gplesly, out i iss
believed rsssiIls ii rs Dngpsieti0s
He IL a sA SSif. " EeSsag s4
gsSep Gssiy xlslsl slRIeg ssslcs, wlsilth.
& ;z ia. asa sery pinaasss EsN II sleriecdIy
i; Il I'll hfisiges rd saie ion ssIi asicii
nc bgops d, 10 pFsrea. isstse Is llss iissitss.
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T5ke stebss of tliscc ls;s
solvent in nlsyiiuaIs IA iss eilys aiaopns iEs
lhe aggregate d 81 sas7 Those oioass
OF them escced d million. Rul these men
iivr in good iyles comp iyrly unflacics.
led, wliiie some mho ossc so OF essSU and
that ii sgnali suris OF eas tis. shiliines {
in i place, are 90 bareaassd they csa1s'ot
arse,,,t &, fI,air rest,iar E,I,sluess, ss,6 arc