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, 1843-10-07

Wctxrract the following from a
communication addressed I" the 'Nau
WOO Neighaor.' Only think. ST. Ecu
IS is IN danger Of lonarng S5O,OO0!-
Mineral Point and Minors Bank look
down upon us!
lst. Know all men by these pres
enlS, that If ST. LOUIS wants mormon
money in trade, her citizens must
keep away Missouri persecution, md
not send any more foolish or devil
Ish acquisitions Tor our citizens, for We,
in return, al send our money to Il
more friendly market, to the tune OF
'S50,00Or and introduce our citizens
10 less horns and birthstone where
there is no need of pulling the WOO.
over any body'S eyes, on accoun Of
law and liberty.
Cd That MiIler's Millennium, al.
though postponed till September, will
not take place then, for the greatrea.
son that Elijah the prophet has not
come according TO the prediction o.
Malchi; iv: 5.
Sd. Hannah was hung on hi, oun
! gallons. CAD the SEER.
City of Good Order,
Season Of fruit, 1913.
, 1843-10-07

A STRANGE FI~u.-Srhonncr Ade-
line. al ShpshUrgr,. McInure master.
on the 26rh ult.. (whrn about Is miles
from Sangun.) tell IN with Il singular
fish, entirely unknown To the crew.
They describe han thus: About thur.
Iy-tive feet long, MS body WAS the
sue oil a SIX ton boat. and striped like
n tiger: his head was flat like Il snake,
his fin like Il boats sail; his tail flat
like a sad. but running to Il point; we
s1iOed alongside. and prickcd HIM with
a harpoon. He showed his body up
against the vessel. and made hertrem-
bic, as though she had struck a rock.
Not having sufficient gear, we did
not harpoon him. When first discov.
cred, he was Il mile and o half distant.
and thinking IL was a boat, made fol
t."-[Eastern Argus.
, 1843-10-07

OCGHr Divorces TO BE TOLERATED?
The Cincinnati Chronicle savs:-
Noihing is more certain than that
Christianity frowns upon the separa
ton of man and wife. The sacred
mystery is assumed as the most per
feet symbol of the union of Christ
with the Church. The purity of the
State rests on tina, of the lamiiy-
and hat of the f.miIy On the sancti,
~ of the marriage bond. No nation
has ever long proposed which disGe-
carded the purity Of the family.
Tie New Yo,k Observer adds
"a great truth which legislators ought
to remember. How often Is the fact
to ne depIored, that men, as Icgisia
tors will perform acts. which. as pri-
vate men. accountable to God tor
their conduct, they would never do.
Thus they will rOtc TO dissolve Il
marriage contract. OrrcpudIate adcbt.
when as individuals, they would
shrink from immortality and dishon-
or"
, 1843-10-07

PmNTERS' OUTSTANDING hcCoUNrs.
"A thousand such accounts, at ten
dollars each, amounts 20 ten thousand
dollars-a handsome sum these times.
were it all collected. The same num-
her. nj five dollars each, amount To
five thousand dollars. Should not.
then, every subscriber to a paper
to do us he would be done by. and
thus fulfil the golden r~uIe~-cancel ut
once his printers account. be 1t mor'
or less. that he may MOI he one oi the
thousand. or the me huEnred. "r even
~, fiirv. who may think that because
.rhr icbr is small It i, of little cunSe-
Gucucc T." the rrin'cr. THIS IS no
dun--ut the i tcm"nt OF Il question
in equity. for the sotutIon oi none
else but those whom It may concern.
-~fThe F. terurtv.
, 1843-10-07

LOOK OUT FOR GILDED DmEs.-A
few ten cent pieces, that had been
guildsd by the galvanic process, were
Eassed upon some of the country
folks ia the up town market as quar-
1er-eagles. 1t would be well to ex,
anime all gold pieces with the utmost
scrutiny Nhen offered in payment
for purchased articles. --[Pii!adelphla
Sc ntinel.
, 1843-10-07

MoRE THAN NERrFIEp.-A strong
listed servanI girl in New York, re-
Gently flogged two pi,iful scoundrels
named John and Elan Miles, who
msulled her in the street. The old
proverb--"a miss is as good as a mile"
was here more than verified, for a
Miss proved to he as good as two
Miles, and 4 little better.
, 1843-10-07


Hon. David Hcn,haw, Secretary
OF the Navy, arrived Al New York
On tie Goth uIt., anc after Inspecting
the public works, left on the 2lsl for
Washington. He wasreccived with
the most marked attention By the y.
York City authorities, and the papers
s..cat of his careful examination Of
al The Government WORKS al the Ma
W Yard, with high commentator.
lie has, during bis brief tour. visited
all the Government: Yards between
Washington and Pouland,.
, 1843-10-07

DE /.
Eat what experience teaches YOU
agrees best with your stomach" con
;aIn> more u>riul advice than rules.
o. m account of Il Iony list of sub
-raucrS, SAID to be of the must elSy
digestion, can furnish. Fnr 1hoa4t.
there are certainly sNme articles oil
lood generally more easy o! digestion
ihan Others. yet there are always
srom&Chs sufficiently obstinate, capr.-
ciouS. and unacconmodatlng, 10 he
ready to give the lie to the dySprpuc
DOCTORS recommendation, aud to the
uHlity of al rules.
Ouc will obstlnrteIy digest half a
pound OF fjhcrlS. without difficulty 81
unea>ine>>. and reject, IF bear Wit.
q thousand agonlcS, two teaspoon
iui> of white WINE s. curfou<.~trauge.
nd uu:nipotcnt are the qualities of
tHc nerves OF the stomach, that. IL
one case no sooner does the smallest
quantity nl anv acid reach It's CAVITY.
rhsn the bald head OF the individual.
Instant, breaks out into Il prolu<e
persprration. which is dIl!used General
ly over tie scalp.
The weakest stomach, know. d.
ge>Is salt beef better than anything
Gle; and waDer-grueI. so Justly cclc-
GRATED, it vonit, back again with the
most pee,i>h illnature and want ot
.~c>pect!ul consideration 10 modern
discoveries. But the patient IS not 10
ulcr. from this example. that such
food is sasv of digestion generally.
which is contrary TO the fact; bu; he
is 10 infer liat there is more practical
knowledge 10 be obtained III hiS own
case, by watching or asccrtainlng the
pcculariiies of lis stomach. than in
scrupuIousIy following the customary
rules for the selection Of diet.
Different stomachs, like different
human beings, possess different char
acrers-prohabIv from the p"cuiari-
lies in their nervous constitution.
which itself IS something very ike 4
branch of tie pncuiiar mud Of the
individual, OF, at least. very much
modified by it.
The ioily of!egi,la'ing forthe siom-
ach create, changes IL practice, which
are anything hut respectable. II the
mind rules tie nerves o. tie stomach,
and hence digestion. what set OF rules
for diet could meet lis varied wander
ings. unless the effect Of It's workings
was Il simple weakening of the merry
Gus powers! This, however. does
not appear to he the case. Sensitive
persons will actmost wisely. by study
Ing the particular constitution Of
their dlgestiuc organs, and carefully
watching the different effects OF dIt-
ierrnt substances used Us diet ut dli-
ferent seasons or CONDITIONS OF the
mind. The ahSurdIticS OF rules are
hourly eviuced in the practice. |
know many patients IN whom vcgeta-
bIeS, SO generally obnoxious, will SUIT
the stomach better than any other
kinds OF food; and where Il cubic inch
OF lean meat. So much recommended.
would instantly create uneaSIucSS.
.iHiIoNcd by a sense OF load. oppre>-
SION. and swelling OF III" abdomen.
, 1843-10-07

RArHBUy.-Thc New York Com.
mcrciaI understands that this indIvid-
uaI, whose term expires IN the first
of October, was restored 10 his civil
rights, by a pardon, some fe% hours
previous 10 the expiration Of his iiye
years Imprisonment. We have heard
it rumored that he will return to But
falo, and take charge of n Of the
large hotels in that place. Others
say that he will go into the practice
Of medicine, for which, we are inform.
ed, he is fully competent, having been
the assistant Of the physician Of the
prison during mos, OF the time he has
been in confinement, and he has
thereby acquired a more than ordIna.
ry insight into the varied ills 10 which
the human frame is subject.
, 1843-10-07

FRou SANTA FE.-Mr. Wcatherhead's
company of Santa Fe Traders, L hun
drcl and forty in number, says the Mo.
Republican, have arrived at Independ-
ence; twelve Of whoms including Mr..
Wealherhcad, arriyedhere last evening
on The Col. Woods.
They are IN their way East TO pur-
chase goods, and have in their posses
sion 500 lbs. weight of gold and silver,
III bars. Could they not purchase here
on better terms than at the East, mas
much as goods OF all kinds have alvarc-
cd there since our merchants prrchas-
Cd?
, 1843-10-07

MELANCHOLY SUrcrDE.-The body
Of a young man By the name of Da-
yid I. Gerard, was found on Tuesday
last, suspended by the neck to a tree,
about mile from the B.uc Bal, and
near the western border OF Warren
county. We learn from the coroner
that the jury brought in Il verdict Of
seIf-murder. Among his papers was
found a viii bequeathlng his properly
to his mother. who lives somewhere
in Indiana. He was about 35 wears
Of age, Of good moral character, and
a good schooI-ieacher, in which pro-
fession lie had been for several years
employed. Though not considered
dcrangef, he was eccentric in his con
duct and Of a misantropIc tempera-
ment.-TLebanon Ohio Star
, 1843-10-07

C~oUYTERFEIT MExIcAN DOLLARS
Mexican dollars, pretendingtO be ofthe
coinage Of 1892 and 81, obviously de-
fcient in weight and purity of metal,
are in circulation at the East.
, 1843-10-07
THE RADICAL.
BoyyginS-Green, Get :, 1913.

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERNoR.-
james Eagonj to be Director of the
Branch Bank at Palmyra-rice NJ. R.
Bower, resigned.
, 1843-10-07

VERMONT ELLCTIoN.-No choice for
Governor. Legislature is Wing. One
Democrat elected to Congress.
, 1843-10-07
Arrival of the Caledonia.
Is DAYS LATER ERoM EUROPE

Green Victoria to France-AarTl-
roI Of Mc Expartero in EnglaHd-
Out age in Widest ccpcai III Ire
hHd-Faher Matthcw-hProcc-
n4ent il Commercial AfarS.
Bv the Royal Mail Steamer Gale
dunia, Capt. Z. e. Eott, arrived at
Boston on the 2Oth uItmo. London
and L!velPoo! papers Of the 18th Sep
tcmber were received.
The visit of the Queen of England
to France IS rather an extraordinary
moye-and excited many >pecula
tioaS, both in EH-li,h and Frcuch pa
pe:S.
Nsm IHqRtic Siramcr.-The pro-
prictor Of Tie North Atlantic Mail
Line have decided on hullclng anoth-
cr magnificent steamer. IN connection
with their present fleet.
Her i i-sl5, Qacen Victoria, 'r'.
ro-ucd Parliament on Thursday. re
ieIh Au-., b" pcrson,nue royal assent
""' =" ~" % ~ D. .,.I -
''"''S' ~ '"' 0",,,;''o 9t
-'',S. ) '"' '''' SI,,,a IT,,
anu 10 ''''" ItU'3''1'" .tio,,
""PPt'S>'o" n"'' l's
" ""'," 80 .. ~,
ll,ei'' o. "'l''si' o"f'.'' =" "I,' ''i
i''' -i"Je''! SP'''" ~" - '"''"
IN %@''"cE '"'V'i'n. I,.II;
i"1'' Is " s''''''' "'' 80 -.
P~TnSen.c't III Tic ">?7'' VI '''N''''
c'aL "liI,I'' ,
NM .. '"t i''I''' n7''rIE -.
lhe queen 'h'eh.''" % '""'.'- "S'''.'
cAc":>.'h ny S'a, c"'i''','''A'G az
sons u.' I''"ce "e '~o'"'"'S, una NV,
rh.tean NJ En-, in Normandy. and
,bo;. m,.I;,n rr.s .r.ros.lrI' &le
tnot Lor d.r,r,ur, an N,nloy. The
OOH -. r.II,n S,n,l,mrtnn. amidst
,-roa, rcinIrin"s and her pro,res, =.
I7,n~ 49, cn,r+ j. recorded with mucb
'riTr,nno.s he the daily inmraIs.-
Tha rnyol snuadron re,cESd Trcnor,
H., tho ,Garn,.n Of Saturday. the 81
;n,. whore !, v,s r-caivaI Nv the
H., Eingo the French and hi, tanti.
Ike with trent ecIat. The ROYAL fam
IiaS OF ENGLAND and France then.
amidst great lcjoirings, lei! for the
chateau d'Eu, which they reached at
seven o'clock the same evening, and
a splendid b.nguet was served at
lcighl. Tie Queens i"urney t"
France has cxcucd M little interest
on both sides Of the channel. Some
OF the Par1a papers Ioo& "Ponil WITH
any tang hni satisfaction. IhlS Is
Tie list OCCASION tor up"l'd' llAiee
centuries that tie S"'creISnS u TWO
countries "''' me- "'',',' s",''''
c'"', In, l
80 "''"',' .l"rtI.r,t
l lEIH4 90. IN lA ~ .A III L.
, 1843-10-07

Col. R. NJ. Johnson, of Kentucky ar
rived at Washington last Friday week.
The Hon. Waller Harvard. late Secrc-
tary Of Tie Treasury, arrived the same
evening.
, 1843-10-07

Thomas W. DJrr has returned to
Rhode Island. lie attended q Clam
Bake at Bellingham on the 18th uIt.
, 1843-10-07

IT, 7Tor,,,, Tbror.b tho mo-
-. r SI- I.,1a. CTnroy rbo
n'chasS 0. MI ,c lanes CCI,Gi ~a ~
~ ca i':I =" '"'oI J ni,%
"IS%" '''' " "Ie on,%
l'7 "a'S"" @1'Ss"Se u "ie 'u
%'s''' CoH'"'"'"7 o'e P,'oy -
"'S c'''%Cts % q" monnnai.
meeting u: "'' ''.'-+.i, " - ",r+.
county, Wi'Ho"I ",,'',o.':" =, I'as,'
heiH al me tou'' HOUSE III o"'"''3''
on '9e IN 'AS'.
We feSre' tl'' me Sse",I 81,
NE !ls"'"'''' 'o''I g. Wv
meeting were received 200 t3ye IoI
insertion eh'iFe '"'' "eeN' we ""'
give I"I'h en'.te ntAt "'e"; n'e"n,
|h"e' I.e ~" !o"i' '"sS'''' Wv"
me last reso'u'io'S' "Iich We copy
"Ii snow the excited SIa'e OIL ''e pug
lie mind Il Illinois, ana ''e PEo"a''-
ity ct an outbreak th"t WIFI more
IMAM equal 'he i%n''', Mormon VIZ
IN TINS State. lhe 'oI'""'4T "'e "'g
resolutions ie'eiEed I''-.'i'""'o''
Journal.
'Ncs"ired, YIN. mat II t''9 nl"'-
nous carry out 'he ''Tt''S ne! nav
maze N regard 10 tie 't'GS o. Se'e'"'
, 1843-10-07

The Cincinnati Message ofthe 25th
inst. says: "The Miller tent at the
head OF John street. in this city, is
thronged daily. Over 10000 per-
sons were there yesterday, and We
learn that about so were converted!
Great CuuntrVr'
, 1843-10-07


Horrid AccilenL-The New Or,
leans Crescent City of the 22d uIt.
saws: "Yesterday afternoon, as the
Alexander Scott was about leaving
this port, one Of the deck hands, nam
ed Jacob Fry, was thrown upon the
wheel by reason Of his foot slipping
from the shaft as it was pat in mo
ton. The wheel in turning round
actually severed his thigh from his
body, killing him Of course instantly.
The wounded limb was thrown on
the deck Of the boat; but the body
fell into the river, and was not recov-
cred"
, 1843-10-07

HEALTH OF NEW ONLEAys,-Thc
New Orleans Diamond Of the 2Ist
ult. says: "ln private practice Il te-
yer is undoubtedly on tie increase,
aad we are in du;y bound to warn
those at 4 distance to keep away from
the city unit! Jack Frost pays us a
visit. A number Of the passengers
OF the ship ka!amooza, from New
York, have died of the disease, and
we see strange faces in the streets at
every turn-food Tor the epidemic"
, 1843-10-07

Tie Savannah Georgian. speaking
of Mr.. McDufie, says: "I1e appears
TO be failing frst-he walks with a
feeble, unsteady gait. and his nervous
system is made tremulous by the least
excitement. 1t was melancholy to
Iook upon so robe a wreck of be-
ing.
, 1843-10-07

CuBA.-The Caledonia brings a ruinor
that Gen. O'Donncll, late Of the Spanish
family, declines the post of Gov. QfCuba.
, 1843-10-07

The "NiggcyS' Of JlmHcH.-N t
commend to the attention Of those
People whose love for the niger cx-
cJeds their regard for their paler con
plexi.ncd brethren, the account o!
tie tire 1t ki.-.tou, jamaica. |; IS
nainfuil1 evident that the emac;atei
negro is lazy and reyengetuI, and aiv-
en- to plumber. That the extensive
confederation which we have desert
bed Vas the work of 4 negro there
is no doubt. md that the emduCipalcd
negroes refused to aid tie sufferers.
jhat they exhibited = moody graliti-
cation at the work Of destruction dur
ing lis progress, and that they plum
Gertd the property Of those who were
made h0use!esS and destitute 10y the
horrible agency Of the nero, Is also
Us veil established. There was Il de-
moniac qualification observable Il
mougst the negroes, mixed with tieud-
Ike malice; and the spirit that pos
sessed them was subsequently exhibit
ed in their preparation TO destroy
those other parts OF the town which
had been saved from destructicn.--
What a spectacle does tbs present.
Their purpose IS suspected to be, to
drive the white irhabiiants from that
place, that the blacks may possess
and govern it exclusively. If I war
Of determination, then. has been be-
gun by tie emancIpared slaves on the
white occupants of jamaica, it may
convey Il lesson repIete with instruc-
ton TO our own country, and we
charge our fellow citizens, both Of the
North and Of the South, 10 ponder ii
we'll.
, 1843-10-07

The election for Recorder in the lst
Municipality Of New Orleans, on the
22d ult., resulted in the election of Mr..
Genois, Loco, by 1873 majority over Mr..
Cruzat, Wing.
, 1843-10-07

Alettcr dated London, September 4th.
10 the New York Courier, contains the
following paragraph:
American State stocks are attracting
attention. understand the Illinois COM
lnissioners say that they have arranged
their business here. l confess | have
some doubts if the matter be POSITIVE
Ly concluded; but believe by the next
steamer it will be known with certainty.
L is'said that many of the MOrmOns,
having grown tired of Joe Smiths de-
spotic rule, or lost faith in his holiness,
are returning TO Europe, whence they
came.
, 1843-10-07

The New York Express of Saturday,
the Dist ult., says that the spirit Of
speculation in cotton, which was indul-
ged in on Thursday alter the arrival Of
the steamer, had not subsidized on Friday
afternoon. The transactions up TO ,
o'clock, P. NJ. on Friday, were over
20oO bales at prices fully equal 70
Thursdays rates, and, in some instan-
ces. Z shade above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Thursday, Jan. 20
c,nyrrr ofiered the followlnr resolution:

MIR. GARRETT offered the following resolution
Rcsolped by tie General .4sscmtiyof Iuginta, That
the Treasurer of this Commonwealth be, and lie Is
hereby authorized receive of the Treasurer OF The
II S the sum Of 37 900 and IL cents the Distribute
bile norton of Virginia arising from the sales OF the
pubic lands for the year 1912, under the provisions
of an act OF Congress 10 appropriate the proceeds oil The
sales of the public lands, and TO grant preemption
rights, approved September 4ih, !o4l-and' when SO
received it shall be the duty of the said Treasurer tc
place the same in the Treasury to the credit OF the
Commonwealth
j, The order of the day for Monday, February 9th
Mr.. EpauxDs of Fl. moved TO divide the question
50 as TO take the vote FRS, upon the laying on the tahie
This motion pre- vailed, and the resolution was laid Oh
the table.
Mr. GARRETT then moved 10 make it the order of the
day for Monday, Feb. 9th.
Mr. TAyESNER thought, from the decisive vote on
the 1nsrucng resolutions the other day, ii was pretty
certain that this measure would be voted down. He
therefore, thought particular day should be liked
alr HorKlss suggested that il be made the order Of
the day for the 3lst March.
MIR DANIEL of r. was in favor OF deliberate action
on this important subject
Mr. uopKIxs Withdrew his motion at the suggestion
of Mr. BococK, " no stated that Mr. TALIAFERRo, who
was absent had substitute, which he could not have
an oupor,unlty 10 offer, if MIR. HcrKISs motion pre-
vailed.
MIR. GARRETT Withdrew his motion TO make it the
order of the day for Monday, 9th February.
Mr.. WHITE off, renewed il, because he wished the
people to know what their servants doing here.
MIR. DANIEL of r. argued in favor of fixing day.
Mr. MARTIS moved to make it the order OF the day
for the 25lh March.
MIR. LEAKr of A, by way of argument, read pa
per which he said he would offer when the resolution
came up
Mr.. GARRETT hoped the gentleman would not dodge
this question by way of amendments He wished a
direc, vote OF "money or no money.
Mr.. DANIEL Of R. thought the gentleman of Abe
marie had met this question boldly, and had never, in
the least, shown willingness to dodge. He thought
that re should FIX day Tor the discussion of this qnes
ton, which was now fairly presented.
MIR. TavESSEs hoped that too much Importance
would moi be given this subject by fixing day-Gen
emen Of the other side must take the responsibility, il
they wish 10 waste day
Mr.. MAErlS To show that am ready 10 vote al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
CoNGREss-Yzursdavs p,oeeed;os..

In the Senate, Mr. Linn the author of the bill for the
occupation of the Oregon Territory, replied to-day TO
DIR. MeDui!e and others, with great power and effect
and with an intimate and deep know ledge Of The sub
lject lie vndicatcd the impuli;on of wo.thlessness
SO avishly cast upon il, By showing its real value in
soil, in climate in fisheries in furs in its fitness for
commerce, and for lis value aAordng harbor anc
naval station on the Northwest coast Of America and
furnishing the only inlet and ihoroughfa into the
interior Of the country Having vindicated the country
in all these particulars, he demanded why The British
wanted II, if il worthless; an5 aGimadverted
upon The Inconsistency Of treating the territory as no
worth having, and, at the same time d.eadinp war
from Great Britain, if We touched it. As TO the ex.
pense and the distance, he parallel between the
settlement Of the Oregon and the African squadron
which was 10 place the ptured in the colony
OF Liberia. He showed that this squadron was the
twelfth part of the navy Of the u. S-to w.t. so guns
out OF 940 and hci the whole Of the navy for s4a
was about $1,000, Goethe twelfth part of which was
near S60O,0O0; and this The annual cost Of the
African squadron while only 100000 was proposed
for the Columbia settlement. The African squadron
was to he kept up five years, at 100000 per
annum, besides los5 Of lives and ships The African
coast This was Fear $4,000, coo; yet objection TO
that! Mr.. Linn commented this strange prefer
ence given to an African an American object:
aDd insisted that, while millions could be layshed on
the African squadron, objection should be made /,
600 for saving The Columbia from foreign dom:
MON. No question taken.)
In the Ii0Use, tine Exchcouer scheme was discusse
by Mr.. Pendie,on, in behalf of one fragment of Wing
gerry, and BY Mr.. Wise in beholf Of The other MI
Atherton replied; and taking up the arguments Of both
sections o! the divided party show that the portion &C
Federalism opposed to the Exchequer or Government
Bank, were right in all their and conclusions
in regard TO that project and that the Exchequer side CT
Whggery were perfectly sound in their objections toa
National Bank; and that the arguments of both sides
when compared, Of themselves sufficient to esiab
lish the lnde pendent Treasury.
The clear, simple, convincing statement which Nj, 4
Athe-on made Of the adverse arguments the Nation
a! Bank men aud the Government Bank men showing
that they counteracted each other and were brought
by their own forces, dognnally 10 point at which
disposition and best use of Wing augmentation ths.
We have ever witnessed. INC question taken ! G!ess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-28
COMMUNICATED


In the Enquirer of this morning, find reported the
proceedings in the Senate, the Resolutions Of In.
struction 10 our Senators IN Congress, tsc.
In my remarks 10 The Senate, on the motion of the
Senator from Richmond county 10 lay The Resolutions
on the table, stated that had been requested by The
Senator from Greensvi!e, (uho was necessarily alb.
sent in the discharge OF duties member Of com.
mtee, 10 endeuvor TO prevent the action Of the Sc.
nate upon the Resolutions, until he could be present,
TO enable him to vote them, and that should there
fore vote 10 lay the Resolutions on the table.
further stated that desired no delay on my own
account, bu. gave my assent to the principles embodied
in those Resolutions, understood them that I
should vote for them, whenever should be the plea.
sure Of the Senate TO act upon them
RICHARD II. BAPTIST.
SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. &c, ls+.3