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on polcyi ano mosl ol inc ACTORS on the
stage have varied their opinions on great
measures. What they have thought
constitutional al one period, they have
though, unconstitutional al another; and
what they thought exped,enl al one
time, they thought lnexpedient after
wards. Thus have their opinions vi,
braIed like the pendulum and thus have
the policies Of the Government vibraled
they and the policy Of Government
moving together like half loaded nee
die all around The compass Of the Con-
stltution, and settling stead(aslly at nc
one point,
Many who have aided in producing
the evils now stand paralyzed in appre-
hension, whilst others who have led on
the feet Of States into difficulties are
anxious TO desert them in the first storm
and leave them to the mercy Of the
winds and The waves.
In The House of Representatives of the
United States.
December 29, 1873.
Mr., King Of North Carolina now Sen
alor from Alabama presented q pe,i
Ion from sundry inhabitants of North
Carolina, praying the aid and patron
age Of the General Government in open.
ing an inland navigation which shall
connect the waters Of the Chesapeake
bay with those OF ST, Mary's river, in
the State Of Georgia.
This petition was committed 10 the
Committee oGthe Whole House on aSbII
to subscribe for stock IN The Chesapeake 6
and Delaware Canal Company.
January 3, lSl4-Mr. Peasants of
Virginia presented petition OF inhabi-
Iants Of the STATE of Virginia, praying
the aid and patronage Of the GensrsI
Government in opening an inland pavi.
CATION from the waters of The Chesa-
peake bay TO ST. Mary's river, in the
State Of Georgia. The petition was re.
lerred to the same Committee OF the
Whole House to which The petition pre-
senled by Mr., King was referred.
January4, lSI4- Mr. Tronp Of Geor
gia, presented a petition of inhabitants
Of the State OF Georgia for the same pur
pose as above; which was also referred
10 tho same Committee OF the Whole
House.
February %, l8l4-Mr. Gourdan oil
South Carolina, presented a similar Pc
iiuon Of citizens of that State.
March 10, l8l4-Ihe Speaker pre-
sented similar petition from other ci'
lizens Of South Carolina.
March |, lSl4-Mr Murfree OF Norh
Carolina, presented petition Of inhabl
lnnts Of the Slate OF North Carolina for
the same purpose as above,
This petition was referred to a select
committee. consisting OF Mr. Murfree OF
North Carolina, Mr. Richard Stock ton
of New Jersey, Mr. John g. Calhoun Of
South Carolina, Mr.. Charles lngersoII
of Pennsylvania, and Mr., John W. Tsy
lor. of New York.
Mr.. Macon Of North Carolina. al 80
on the lst Of March. 1914, presented a
petition from other citizens OF North
Carolina, the same as that presented by
Mr. Murlree, and which was referred TO
the same committee
March d, l6I4-On motion of Mr..
King, OF North Carolina, the Committee
of ihe Whole was discharged from the
further consideration OF the petition pre-.
senled by him on the ooh December,
1873, and it referred TO Mr.. Muriree's
select committee.
March II, 1Sl4-Mr Murfree, from
the select committee. reported bill au
thoriZiG g The President to cause certain
parts Of The coast of the Unued States
to be surveyed; which was twice read
and committed.
April IL, 18l4-The bill was consid-
cred in committee Of The Whole House,
was amended, and ordered 10 be en-.
crossed. and read third time on the
next day,
April IL, I8l4-The blIl was read the
third time and passed and it is beiev'
ed without opposition from any quar-.
teri
The following is copy oc the bill,
(NO. 89.3
March l2, 1914 Mr. Murfree OF North
CaroIn from select committee on a
memorial Of ciuzens Of Virginia North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia,
reported the following bill, which was
read the first and second time. and rom
m'Ited to a committee OF The Whole
House on "Wednesday next:
A BILL
Authorizing the President 10 cause Ger