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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-24

We regret to announce the very sudden and
unexpected death of the Honorable LEWIS Will
L1AMs, Representative in Congress from the
18th District of North Carolina. He expired
at his lodgings (Mrs. Peyton's) in this city,
about noon of yesterday, after the short illness
of less than two days. He was, we un
derstand, present in the House Of Representa-
tives on Monday, and yet, brief summons on
Wednesday, he is no more
Mr. Williams was venerable alike for his
years and his virtues. For upwards of twenty
five years he has been the continued depository
of the solemn trust of a Representative in Con
gress of the confding people of his distrlct-a
trust discharged, sans peur ct sans reproche.
He lived to enjoy for some time past the honora-
BILE title of Father of the House of Representa-
tives, from his being the longest in that body,
and his life was as universally respected as his
exit will be generally lamented.
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CONGRESS-.

In the House on Wednesday the preliminary
business consisted chiefly in the presentation OF
resolutions and memorials
Mr. Barnard offered an amendment-ot which
he had already given notice-to the currency
bill reported by the Select Committee, and NOV
ed that it be laid on the table and be printed.
Mr. Hubbard offered resolution calling for in
formation in relation to the tobacco trade. AT
ter the presentation of certain memorials and
the disposal of some bills, the orders of the day
were called up, and Mr. Saltonstall, who was
entitled to the floor, proceeded with his speech
against the resolution proposing to diminish the
number of clerks He was followed by Mr..
Briggs in reply. The debate was continued by
MIR. Pickens and Mr.. Charles Brown. The
morning hour having expired, amid much con-
fusion and loud cries of go on, sc. MIR. Fillmore
moved that the House go into Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. Briggs was called to the Chair,
and the civil appropropria ton bill was taken up.
After some conversation respecting the proprie-
ty of laying over the bill for the present on ac-
count of pending resolution and the absence
of the member who had offered it., the amend
ment was QlSpOseu OIL anu lHe CoHSiuClotloA VI
the bill proceeded by sections. To the clause
providing for the contingencies of the State
Department Mr. Fillmore, by the instruction
of the Committee of Ways and Means, propos
ed an amendment that all the printing, &c. of the
Departments should be given out by contract
Mr.. Davis, of Kentucky, proposed substitute
providing in addition law for the selection OF
the newspapers, &c. for the public printing
The substitute was overruled by the Speaker as
out of order-and, on appeal, the decision Of
the Chair was sustained
Previous to going into Committee of the
Whole, bill from the Senate authorizing the
Secretary of the Navy to contract with Mr. Ste
vens for the construction Of war steamer prin-
cipaly of iron, was read twice and referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
The Senate passed bill, introduced by Mr.
Mangum, from the COMMITTEE on Naval Affairs
authorizing the construction of war steamer
for harbor defence, and approprating $3.50, 900
to carry the law into effect. After the transac-
ton of other business, an account of which will
be found under the Congressional head, Mr.
Woodbury. addressed the Senate in opposition
to the resolution of Mr. Clay, proposing 10
abridge the Veto power.
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Tmentp=Seoenth Congress.
SECOND Sc SSION.
IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY, February 90, 1912

WEDNESDAY, February 90, 1912
| The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate a state
ment from the Treasury Department, showing the
official emouments and expenditures of the officers
employed in the collection of the customs for the year
lS4l. He also presented petition from citizens of
New York praying for commercial reciprocity be-
tween this and foreign nations.
MIR. SMITH, of Indiana, presented two petitions
from that State, praying for the construction of a
canal on the Indiana side around the falls of the
Ohio.
Mr.. WRIGHT presented a petition from mer-
chants and traders of the city of New York, in rela-
ton to a read ustment Of the tariff.
Mr.. BENTON presented petition signed by two
thousand citizens of ST. Louis, Missouri praying that
an annual appropriation may be made for the inn
provement of the navigation of the great waters of the
West.
Mr. WOODBURY., from the Committee on FL
nance, to which referred the communication
from the President of the United States with refer
ence to the mode of compensating American minis
ers and diplomatic agents abroad, reported a bill
fixing the value of the pound sterling at S4 S4 in the
payment of their salaries.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to audit and settle the accounts between the United
States and David Geston, formerly collector of the
port of New York, read third time and
passed
HARBoR DEFENCE.
Mr.. MANGUM, from the Committee on Naval AZ
fairs reported bill authorizing the construction of
war steamer for harbor defence.
The bill was then read. 1t authorizes the Secre-
tary of the Navy to enter into a contract with r. l..
Stevens for the construction of the vessel which is
to be shot and shell proof, and built principally of
iron the whole cast including the hull boilers en-
gines armament, etc, and in all respects completed
for service, not exceed the average cost of the war
steamer Missouri, the Mississippi; and S25O,0OO
is appropriated to carry the law into effect
The bill was then read a second time and ordered
10 hao al 4, k,~I~
subsequent part of the day read third time and
passed.
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From the PiHsburg Adrocdte
WAR AND THE NAVY,

You have heretofore alluded to the reports of the
headsof Departments communicated to the present Con
gress, making this of able State papers A,
chronclers of the times you owed this much to
the evident merits of the unclionaries on their
first appeal to the confidence of the You might
have gone further, but far you have induls led
expression, concur with you. Whether we turn to
the report of the Secretary of the Treasury Of War
of the Navy of the Postmaster General our concIu-
sion must be the same, we shall find much TO applaud
little to question: and less to condemn.
OF the report of Secretary Forward you have al
ready spoken in terms of strong encomum, and per
haps it should be the first in order of notice at my
hand. There is matter of high concernment to this
great manufacturing district, in Mr. Forwards recog-
milton of the principle of discrimination while dis
cussing an adjustment of the Tariff. But there is
ample at this to concede the precedence,
to tie repoit of the Secretary of the Navy.
That functionary is an open enemy OF the Union
A disunionist pibouf qualification or condition -
Thus affrms Mr., Bolts, of Virginia and there are
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-24
THE GLOBE-TROUBLE IN THE BENTONIAN
CAMP

| Some days since we were amused at the earn
est efforts of the Globe to gather all its New
Hampshire chickens under its wing, and the
more 80, because we knew very well that its
struggles would be unavailing. We shall next
be diverted at its efforts to chastse Gov. Hill
the one whom it praised so much, and yet could
not get him uader
We have before us "HilPs Patriot, Extra, D
dated February IS, 1912, which exhibits most
distressing spectacle in "the hard"- Radical
Gobular- Bentonan- anti Walpole ranks. The
Granite State is shvered to atoms. There are
three candidates for the Gubernatorial chair in
the field Hubbard is s'Me hard" Loco-foco
candidate-Stevens the Wing candi late, and
WHITE is HIPS Democratic candidate.
Now we will not pretend to say which o.
these pe prefer, or that we take any delight in
the schsms daily distracting the two great par
tes-for we depend solely on the merits of the
present administration, and the justice OF the
people, for support-but we are gratifed to know
| that the honest Democrats of the Union will moi
suffer themselves to be humbugged by an occa-
siona blast of empty sound and fury pealing
from the Senate Chamber.
Is "the hard' project of Mr.. Benton to be the
! watchword of the Democracy of the U. States
| Never the Democrats will not be gulled by it.
Is such the cry Of Buchanan, Calhoun, Walker,
Young, King, Johnson, and Van Buren,? No.
| The doctrines of the present administration are
more truly Democratic than those promulgated
| by Mr.. Benton. We appeal to the sentiments
of the President on the currency question ON
the tariff question, and on every other question
| The Jeffersonian doctrines are all Democratic
all Republican-and President Tyler is purely
Jeffersonian Republican. Were he partisan
Republican, he might suit the Bentonian Loco
focos exactly-but being patriotic in his princi-
Piles, he will sooner or later suit the great body
of the PEoPLE-both Wings and Democrats, thai
| go for the country.
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possess single ingredient beyond those which
we have proposed, il shall not be administered
Let the patient die, rather than he should have
chance for recovery by any bat the medicine
of our compounding. Life may be prolonged
by the prescription of another physician, until
ou intallible antidote shall be attained. But we
will not allow even that modicum of credit TO
to be obtained by another.
No figure is required to illustrate the
painful fact that the currency OF the country
is in state of perfect disorganiz aton and that
the evil is increasing daily in magnitude. To
arrest the rapdity of its growth, prompt and
harmonious action is required. The measure
to be provided must be one of compromise. We
need not repeat that, if the friends of the Sub
Treasury and National Bank are pertinaci-
Gus In their resolve to approve nothing but their
respective schemes in their unaduterated form
the Treasury of the country and the currency
of the country, must remain for years as they
are at present Will the Globe hazard the
avowal of its determination to concede nothing
for present relief2 Whichever modification of
the Secretarys plan be adopted, or ifone of these
with further changes be approved, it will at least
not present the monster of an rrepealabe mo-
nopoly This important feature, with the others
| it possesses in common with the Sub Treasury
as enumerated in the report of the Committee
| of the House, prove that it possesses the con-
sentative features required by the Globe. To
warrant hope that any beneficial measure will
be adopted, something must be conceded to the
other side. Time will show who will forget for
a moment their assumptions of infallibility and
yield some of the propositions of party to the call
of the country.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-02-24

THE KNIcKERBocKER for February.--We have
unintentonaly neglected to acknowledge the recep-
ton of this sterling old periodical Its contents this
month are not surpassed by any magazine. Hamp-
ton is the agent.
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The continual attacks of the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser Mr.. Wise, are sure, are altoge-
Their unmerited. They neither benefit his enc
mics nor njure him in the least possible degree. He
is above the reach Of such shafts.
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The AMAzoNIAN REPUBLIC, by ex-Midshipman
Timothy Savage, b. G. Saml. Colman, New York,
publsher.-Ths interesting work may be had of
Franck Taylor of this city.
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MarrfeO.

In this city, on Wednesday, the 23d ins by the
Rev. Mr. Smith, of the 4th Presbyterian Church, DR.
T. BEATTY, of New Orleans, to Mrs. ELLEN A.
WHITE, of Florida.
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NOR SALE.-A splendid pair of Arabian Horses
l. They ale a beautiful nankeen, cream color,
with white names and tails 5 or years old They
can be seen either at Walker & Kimmells stable,
in passing and re-passing through Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to-day and tomorrow, if pleasant
Also, strong, well-buit wagon, and two sets of
ness. feb l6-lt-
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C,TATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
- FOREIGN AND AMERICAN The sub
scribcrs have constantly hand an extensive assert
ment of Foreign and American Stationery, of the
finest Qualities and they receiving, by each arrival
from London and Paris varieties of the best Sta
tionery articles of those cities
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost all
kinds Of mercan Stationery, and particularly of
BLANK BOOKS,
or the most durable kind, made from the finest linen
paper and bound in manner unequaAed IN tbs
country for strength and durability. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed have
been in use upwards of siIty years, without giving
way, and any of their superfne books which may be
ordered will be warranted to stand usage for that length
of time
Orders from public offices, institutions, and indivi
duas, will be attended to with promptness, and at fair
rates. HOGAN g. THOMPSON
No. 30 North 4th ST., and No. l06.
Chestnut, St, Philadelphia
may 2S-ly
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EXECUTIVE SESSIONS WITH OPEN DOORS.

EXECUTIVE SESSIONS WITH OPEN DOORS.
Mr.. ALLEN offered a resolution, that the doors
be opened when the Senate shall be in Executive
session, except when engaged on treaties; and he
remarked that he would, at another time, state the
reasons which had induced him to submit this resolu-
tion among which would be to show that the
Senate by closing its doors, annulled its power, under
the Constitution of advising with the President of the
United States.
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DENTIST.
Pennsylvania avenue, a few doors from Browns
Hotel. nov % is "
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