Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-26

W thdraW e resolution Oh ceil'UI'
provided the ge t.eman would consent !
to withdla n the obnoxious pctllyn.r
Mr.. Adams r fuse to do so, He
said c h ID prese ted at petlarn nm
Ter The SEEM sense OF duty. a d Il !
firm CT vic 10 o eriglIt OIL pet Il H.
H. rerea ed that he was PIP sed toI
tie PRAYER O the p titi4n, bul had Pc
sented it rs a matter OF duty.
Mr. Gim,r said, rs that WAS the
ca,c, h could not wit draw the re,r-
luton, because h. felt ISSUED that 1t
was he d 1ty OF he Hodse TO IN ct
direct lrupo ion 81 tlIis with a Une.
quivocal to- en- Of disapprobation.
Mr.. Cush MN X obtained he floor
but Welded i to Mr. Adams. lie
latt en-, with much earnestnes,
proceed d TO pr It against The con
duct of certain members OF the House
in eldeavo irg to prevent his sayi 9
a wor in reply to he charge. L. the
curse Of his remarks, h,imltate / hat
! Mr. Giluer. as member OF the cCm-
mittec on 70 elm affairs, had kcen am
pering with Nlr. ushing, wlo II W..
iatimoted vas to supply the vacancy
of cha man, II Mr.. Adams s onId tie
removed. An ezplanatlon OF a very
warm char ct Dooz pla ce, IN which
MIR. Cush'n. denied that AT, one had
a mptJd to tlmper withLln. After
t is topic had been dispos. d e. Mr.
! Ad ms referred to number of lett rs
he had receiv d ON the South
tn cate ing his ass S nation. lie
then witt mech warm h gaze his views
on tie motive. of those whom he hac
charg, d had concocted tn sc re'ou
tons OF &c ure in dark dungeons oI
tie capito; and which were now
sought 10 be pressed upon him, with.
out an opr ortu"l'y Tor Il full AID fan
defence
In the S nate, Lost eve ing, the res
olution o, Mr.. Clay was laid ov r.
This norm &, the document Of cor
responds ce inre.a,ion to The 'Creoe,
was rcfcrr d to the Committee on Tor
in alta rs. MeSsrs. Calhoun an
Preston ok that opportunity to say
that thls go, eminent ugh, 10 h w
sllntly sent ave SCI otwdr 10 Nassau
for the recover, o. tue slaves.
A long debate aro.e II anne ton tina
T. comm tee OF manufacture, be al
lowed to employ a c ERIK. his bro
on the merits o the tuilf question
VIII CHI was pending wLel thl. Wa:
los ID.
,| sr. ... p Feb. q.
In the House of Representatives
las cvenmJ, Mr., Adanl- brougnl to ;
close he frs, b anc Of lis defence
HOW mlny cther brances thete are
he dill not say Tins morning thC
suhjec was again r4,umed, th'
Question being on the amendment OF
f4red hy Mr.. runners. proposing
reference o tie uhoe su Jcct Ia
omhljttee, wit ms ruc,ions TO repoi
the cts, etc. ..
Mr.. adams comm need his "scconC
branch. at a cwninutes pas; twelve
and has held tn floor.np 10 this tim.
on of his points was, hat the thou
sand O petit os resented to the Fin
a sh House Of Commons, asking Il dis
lolntion of the Union between tina
count Y and Roland, were not consld
cred rs jnvolving he members wht
presen ed them,in the charges of 'bl /
reason and subord nat OH ofpe jury.
+ He considered the petition recent,
pres nted by himself, for a dissolution
: the union lor lhCs. 5 ateS. rs a pr
| allel cas-, and f r which he was not II
the asst blame. He tlen fetcrroC
> Al q, at 'ength to The whole co rise o
his past lf., 70 the purpose OF 81 W
in t athe .lwdys lid bee AS lie W
now, fl m friend OF he Uniol. H
d nonnced the prayer Of tn pet tlol
as one 10 viii n /" was o posed, bu
neverthel S he had II sented 1t f.on
a sacred rega d to therigItt OF p ii ion
! In the S nate, after tn disposal Q
. p. titions Nj, Re tn c'eat d a grea
,:ir, re pecting a dratt which 'he SIC
retayy otthe Senle hid given him OF
: the ia K OF * as .ing'on, tyr Sl44
: He was jenler5 d SAG in gott, and
800 raa.nry lot He an ed a
y col and lis n could ut get il order
Q ed ~ df4Itt 70 Be b otest d He otf@r
= ed a res5lut on, 9all ne for INFORMATION
as to what sort Of cur ency tie soy
9 eminent 1ttnds tay, hg, etc. y,
. {, " II, 6 reaa der u the day wastHkel