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OtdeTeNs AHa Ing .Hl0sfSu III - 'Is .Fs3
vote d So ~ 81 9be olDeetoa was y /
consequence fthe order 81 business By |
ing Of aHlriyale nature. All
Ar. Briggs took tte Char and the DIG =
bate pBF.sfceeSsAr kiktief teng de i, I
ard w,,hfs' Is.75 ( Tile between tbfge
|.5 n &. epd the House /
The SrStg1e D a nal ttosd az. haying
yesterday adi0dthedi oyfr 20 Menaes
RgspLu9i6Nsf
In The HOUSE, |of. Repressn '7sires Mt
Greene moved ihe adoption Iot . resoluss
ton instrgciing tHe COMMITTEE q Ways
and Mea1b 10 ehqhire into lie expedien-
cy Of repsrtipgf Ia dill imposing GUY ~
90 Ger ceAt. npon Wines ,teeas and silks,
which dnAsmay be adrakcsd Al me ne.
cess5tIssAda.ihe Goysrnheat may require,
Objectioas we're made 10 the reception
Of ne RESOLUTION, when. AlF -1itee lt
mo, ed a suspension ef Tie riilesx We
mo,ion did hid; prevail, the,yote. IN favor 81
suspension baing 1910 17,1 4,
I 4fBANKkCpT EBJlh.
The ninatityol tie Committee onthe
Judiciary repetted !, .bi!l3 adverse 70 The
former IL paf( declaric 2 IitIlgexre'iient 10
Ereportsaiblll tbsaMeud 9hei Bankrupt bill
by iucludlHg dofppfasl@lns. The mem,
.bers df the tninority oftBe cqmmliltee de-
clare Ii expeti,ent rs Ee2art d bill - IN
ciade##efef and propose e
recoumil tire blllii under e+pn$FldetaLlnIl Tor
the1pn1pose OF having oofhofat1fesfit ! IN
ctadI II f ~ It, IT,
The sqbjeei III. ie n AZ oRea one IN
fer tie general Understanding q AZ Al THIS
day was-to be devoted 70 private bust:
ness exGllsiyely. Al
4@ sppIvArEj'pI&Js.
The rrivate hllls = etse siktIn considered
whirh had been passed. urbq 10 commit
Zee oil The Whole. qasS aYufd4y last
.ssytrsl we're passe3. uPoa witholptfoP-
position. EN- IfF +E III /.
Acon,ested Hill was a, lenElrreacbed,
| 10 regard to Revolutionary CLAIM. tOp-
| position was made loli upon thf grduhd
IFtfat ~ Lift should passs which aid NO.
come witl9tr5lhe provision offfotneEet the
/ laws ia fateftnre~ MI pension cases.
! Tas dc ba,4 y sl.i OF nhon thc one hill
and the one ideia until Two d clock, 81 tgsn
Mf. Hopklps.smoved to lay the bill Upon
fhe table giving laA a reason that be
understood lhefcomnfillee were about "a
reparI a general bill, which would NEE,
the individual case under consideration
Upon a:diyislop the House found ibselt
| without 'asq9prum, II
A motion wlas made ~ adjourn, and
losr, s. 10 23. .4
\ A~mqlion wax made u. gp into c nn-
IEmittee Of The Whole, and lostby a@large
vote. no qoorunr~vo tng. Y
| Il being Impossible tp do any business,
The House fadjoafnsxf bsfdre three o.
.4r MONDAY. MARCH a.
ID ihe SENATE, the Clerk ol The House
brought 10 the Senate 4 large number Of
Eriyate Bills which pasted tie House, %
Saturday, The BlIls.wsFel laid upoa the
table, ISevefal Of the Bill had previous
ly passed the Senate, 'aad &sny were
HUH tl1c FlO Use ipl CSUOhtIOIS&s ~ FL
4 SPECIAL ORDER.
!, MriClaPs Resolutions lnS relation To-
the Tafif aud other matters were called
up as the special order 81 Vie day
MIR Choate was entitled TO- the floor.
aud addressed The Senate at ilength4u pen
The RFyotdtiah relating u are. adjustu eni,
Of the Tariff. T. n Il
Mr.Ghoate spoke until three. o'clock,
when Mr. Miller of N. j.. said Be wished
10 debate the subject, but as The hour was
late be moved al Executive session X
A ;jessage @as received ffoae,be Presi-l
dent OF The United States. when The Se-
nate went.into Executive ssIon- and at
ter some tipe spent thefein,s adjourned
10 The House Iof RePTe4snfatjres. Mr.
Arnold presented a.ratGeir noxe petition
from eillzens oi Virginia. 70 lhe House OIL
REPRESENTATIVES 10 refereuce8io the la'e9
rencontfe growing out 81 the preseosatioh
Of petion by Mr. Adsmster dissolution
Of the Uni9n. The petitioners state that
they are inllayor of The right pf petition.
They th4nl condemn Messrs. Wise ADD
Marshall lor their ifeatlnelt pf rad VI
ans, and feProbate the blse kg1aTdlsInlI5ol
members Of Congress. 1,isiey3 propose in
The eIIdttlats Mr. Adstnsssnd Ar. Wise /
shall be eerigufed for personalities and /
Mr. Marshall for Ills views upon Tie tslb.E
ieci OF tbe right Of Petition. L
Mr.. Wise SAID the memorial game from
persons whose censure Wouldbe praise b.
fhe memorial Was laid upon The table. |
20 10 60. a
memorial from The State Of Virginia
was' presented by nj steINsrt pfa{ ingg /
Ca9gfess fo'r ! Protective Tariff Mr.. ISL
npikea the printing d thS n E moral. - |
ObieetIans were made and the motion
sustained. so 10 6S. 4
Several memorials Of a contested chs-.I
racter were. presented dlribg The morn
ing.N
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eva InIelIGgencer saws ulhen va willie