The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-01

inds De iA'' 10 law that, whenever any STATE OF
sf providing c.. ,bsir proportions of the proceeds
;sss shan Is such proportion shall be distr'
o. ~ ,rnous the residue OF the aSs .. ,rn
The t. 'Ibnyy proposed to pledge the heyenna
Nr "o'DI .ds f,r the redemption OF the Treas
ron Public Lu"''
al Nol''' .,s,ad this with much spirit Ihe
MO'I New Hampshire was much aVerss 10
Senator or"... now. though he had issued them
T'''p', last four years that he was secretary o.
ihf'ls" ry He is willing to vote Laxes' ont
he l''''T 10 show it, While Secretary he pro
1oS dos' y -, Tea and Coffee, but as Senator he
7'''a ans hem
7oed as''"- .;,, was taken, and Mr. Woodbury.
In9 ,0;ected by vote Yeas 10, Nays 20
insuuDl1 "a, then ordered to be eEgrossed tor
u" ding: but Mr. Calhoun desiring to speak al
tHn osked an adjournment, which was car
,agh on ~ asN'O 49,
red r1,,ss ssverai petitions were presented
u Mr. Calhoun, of Mass, praying the estan
JUG = Diplomatc and Commercial Relations
i'A"'r ~, 7. Campbell moved to lay IT on
.gs The mouon 10 Jay OH IiO
me ''''' Was ss. NAYS "a. Yeas, 81 Southern
l'i@' ,,5s,r,ct,onists, So Loco Focos, Nays,
& | lr.!., and IS Loco Focos So the petition
" laid IN table. bur referred to the Commit
q. On Foreign Affairs
a.. ao,rqII. of Mass, offered resolution OF IN
.,,, INTO the expediency of procuring spscihc re
...of the Exports end Imports each month, OF
49,, Collection District in the Union Agreed to-
n. Adams presented a petition from coioIed citi
# Massachusetts, asking that our naturaiizn
:, laws be so amended that colored immigrants
- hscome citizens and hold real estate. Mr.
,v,s raised raised the question, and moved that It
4, ia m the table. Carried: Yeas lis; Nays, g.
r,smoriaI from the Anti Slavery Society of
F,,,arn Pennsylvania, against going to war with
r,uond about the Creole business, was likewise
di,Dosed Of Also one from Georgia, protesting
,,,,ns, Mr. Adams holding the station ofChairman
oftbe Committee on Foreign Affairs-by "a Yeas
10 92 Nays. =,
Ia the Senate, to day, great number of petitions
we're presented some of them demonstrating
,r,lrstand others praying for repeal of the Bank
u9t Law.
N, Sewer introduced resolution, which WIS
nopsd. nsructing the committee on the JudInia
NO inquire into the expediency of authorizing
ach persons as were citizens of the United States
h, who lound themselves included within the
8g,BofTe since the running of the Boundary
Inc. % return to this country with their slaves
q which they cannot now DO in consequences of q
\ certain pyisting law.
The Treasury Note Bill was taken up for con
#lasnion. the question being onits passage.
n Mr. Calhoun addressed the Senate for nearly two
#koprs. conlcnding that, with proper economy and
M,evqDsnmsut. the expenditures of the Government
# cnnid be biourht down to, at Ieust, the amount o.
hs Treasury Notes authorized to be ISSUED by thi.
#bW and pointing cut the mode in which such Z
Mfe1ucfon could be effected
N ir Evans replied and demonstrated that the five
Of Treasury Notes, in addition to the por
#ton Of he authorized loan no: yet negotiated
Fud not be sufficient to pay the liabilities of tho
4tov'rnmeHt for the current year; part of which
4 E'sleqaea,hed by the last Administration to tn,
present..
The question was taken on the passage OF tn
a 2. and il was decided in the afirmative-Yea
n, Nays 30.
the House, VI Everett from the Select Com
n.aoe on Apportionmeut, on leave. reported bill
4 6fthe apportroum ent Of Representatives anon
hssgerul States according TO the sixth censqs
MAKING The ratio one representative to every 60,
Heo iahabilants in every State. The bill was twic
\ rgd and ordered to be printed.
n Vie Temainder of the day was occupied on th
&Salecl Of Abolition by Mr. Adams, who attempted
'nd succeeded in commencing m Abolition speech
NJ which was interrupted by numerous points o. or
y ds aud calls Of Yeas and Nays
II Monday Jan 2f.
IN Senate to-day, many petit ons were presented
?! various Senators against the repeal of the Banl
#1unt Law.
N tue resolutions offered some time since by NJ
n.y. and made the special order of the day, pro
n POSING so to amend the Constitution TO provid
''' no Senator or Representative during the tern
NJ """" ne was elected, shall accept civil Office
-'' we United States; empowering a maiorit,
4 o'' houses 10 pass bills into laws after the We
.~S PRESIDENT; making it the duty of the Pres
received by him within ten DAVIS of Ih'
80 VI session, ard not then returned, 10 return
"i'nin The first three days the next session
.,"'Se 10 become law; and providing for thu
u1ent OF the Secy. Of the Treasury and th'
n. 'e' OF The United States, by joint vote of thu
houses Of Congress. were taken IN, and CAV,
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