The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-09
Correspondence of The Charleston Cour'sr;

Correspondence OF lac CRdT1eSto' Co o.
WASHINGTON, JAN. III.
When the Treasury note bill was duiy eiiroii-
ed and approved. to-day, there was qulIe iusn
uponthe pay agents for money. Nohe oi ~, tne
nnhl;c servants were more anxious to get Meir
money than those who oserve the pe0Ple III Coh-
nr.ss The members have received no pay for
month or more, and werer generaaiy' inu'n III
want OF it. = e...,, pbodo
1.1,nJ was announced in the Senate, to day., by
H. Woodbridge, whereupon the Senate, with
nnt ,ransactine anv business, adjourned, aNer
nsss;no the customary resolutions in honor OF the
par,,ory oe the deceased. The funeral will take
place, tomorrow.
In the House, a great number OF Executive
communications were presented BY the speaker
and were referred to the appropriate commlllees;
Some private bills from the Senate were reao
.na referred. This is the first time that the
Sneakers table has been cleared this session. ,
MrSCross submitted resolution calling on the
pre.;aent for information as to the commission
for running the boundary line between the UNI
and States and Texas. =,
M Adams demanded that the House should
frat consider and adopt the resolutions onereo
h., him on Friday last, calling on the President
for certain information which he (Mr. Az DEEM
"a neccssarv to his defence from the charges
brough, against him in MIR. MarShalls fes0iu-
tions. -. a.1,v tho
3. .t;o, of the House on the resolution ne ol1ereo
-, Monday last. censuring Mr.. Adams TOR con-
temnt of the House. Mr.. Adams rePiiea uia'
there would be no delay on his part out .iese
m;oht be some delay in obtaining the ihior,ha- d.
/. tio5 called for. Mr.. Gilmer then OBJECTED ~
Tho consideration of Mr.. Adams resoiutl9ns' anu n
Mr.. Adams claimed the floor to proceed Ill Ills
defence. ,,.os -ece;ved
But, at this point, message was reIeise" We
from the Senate, in relation to the dea,n VI WI.
Dixon, member of that body. Mr. llill.siiani
of r. /. then delivered long ana aPPtop,a'e
.Ssy 80, E tho usual resolutions adjourned.
II is now thought that MIR. Marshalrs resolu-
zion. for the censure of Mr.. Adams will be re-
;ected, and Mr.. Gilmer's adopted.
WASHINGTON, FEE. l.
NJ brs;ness was transacted in either House,
- d,v The funeral of the deceased Senator
from Rhode Island, Mr.. Dixon, took place tnis
morning The coffin was brought into the Sen
,te Chamber. at IL O'Clock, when divine service
WAS nerformed. The funeral procession was
then formed and moved to the rail road depot
IL
whence the remains of the deceased, were taken
to his residence in Rhode Island :
We have no news. The state. OF parties is
very much perplexed and confused [i, Inc presi s;
dents plan of finance will, as some thlnk' sun !.
find favor with the whig party--partlSeuiar as II
seems necessary. in consequence OF the present
bank panic, to establish some machine; a? 81 nsoa
agent for the ahe sho 20 1, Fhe
Hense Committee, confding in this impression
I vii renort the fiscal machine of the President
n.;.h lttle alteration. ButI must say that there
The resolutions of Mr.. Clay, for the modlhca-
.;on Of the veto power, will probably come up in
the Senate, tomorrow. when Mr.. buchanan Will
be heard in opposition to them. -
The Presidents drawing rooms will be open
this evening. and an usually large company Isl
expected to be present